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TuRE VuLCANIZER


Must be exper. and q steady worker
N. HUNDLEY. 3446 14th st. NV
TV-RADIO SERVICEMAN, with car
for outside. Also bench man with
considerable exper. aKENNEDY RA
DIO. 3407 14th So NV.
TYPIST and clerical worker. in pro
ductton department OF hthograph
ing,printing, Arm; 6-dsy. week. Ex
HAYNES liyNfs f5fPiit IiFHoGRApH H f co.s 4t ia
Essst-West hwy, Sill. spg.. Md. 81
TYPIsT, 1890; Bookkeeping ant
payroll experience helpful; typ
30 w.p.m,; accuracy essential; posi-
and ali modern employe benefits
excellent salary for qualified per
VALET, man, colored, age 25-35; nc
experience necessary; must be neal
and reliable; liberal company bene'
fits; chance for e, adyancemsnt : ,1s2 Apple \
PARK HOTEL. 27OO Woodley
VALET. white, experienced. to taks
charge Of shop in 1st-class hotel
write giving qualifications and phone
number. Boz 87-E. Star. 3
WATCHMAN, between 25-44 yrs.
must have good references; perma-
nent position; insurance and retire
sn,,. msnt vacation enS with l pay after NY; gT
AMERICAN On CO. Rossiyn. "a "a
wATCHMAKERs WANTED. good pay
good working eond. s05 g st. NV.
Room 30a; re; Oan
AMco MILLWoRK AND LUMBER
CO., Bennings and MINI. ave. ne
WOOL sPoTTER-Exper. on whole.
sale and retail .wk.; perm. position;
quality work only; good sal. to right
person: Employs benefits. Apply
VOGUE CLEANERS. s26 Bladens-
BOYS. s fos 9a,i n's sell papers, govt. bldss =;
Apply m ias Mr. schaoT d1s sss1 FSes Se
MAN between eo-85, residing in Ari
country conv. to Columbia pike anc
eTsIsh ssSn. Urss su.n.,, laenGrY Ga sns cocE sEy
RIFLE, HO, 1928. .
MAN. wanted to work in truck service
station. exper. preferred. Must have
recent refs. Good chance for ad-
sPEED AID S5s 81 Ek aat 5i sta!
MAN, to learn the wholesale roofing
sheet metal and heating distributing
business. Good pay. excellent op.
portunity for advancement. Retire.
ment plan. vacation with pay. manJ
other advantages. Apply in person
93Q E st. NV. -
MAN. white. between ages Of 80 ant
As, for position as culinary super
visor, Must be high school graduate
and have at least years experience
in the preparation and serving o.
foods. for q large Institution. Mus
furnish references as to character
and ability. Must be willing to trave
throughout the State o. Virginia
Starting salary. S3. 320. Reply STATE
CONVICT ROAD FORCE. SOC
Spring ST.. Richmond, Va. 3
MAN, exper. in operation Of car and
truck rental. assist in management
solicit business; excellent earnings
Fun details in FIRST letter. Bon
MAN. white, cook. 8 am. to 2 pm
S45 o wk. Call LO. 5-9Ss5. a
MAN over 80 to take care Of and
operate kiddie rides in and round
Washington. This Is evening and
weekend work. Apply 2235 1st st
Evening star., 1951-08-02

COLoRED LABORER, mechanically
inclined. good wages. excellent work.
ing conditions, steady employment
and chance for advancement. Boz
291-K. Star.
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SALESMAN
SALESMAN

To qualify to operate established cof-
fee route; salary commission and
bonus; transportation furnished. See
MR. HALE, Virginia State Employ
ment Service. 106 N. Fairfax ST.,
-CONsULTANT. represent
nationally advertised hearing aid
5000, accustomed to high earnings.
saEEsafN. ssiS earnings in excess of as $40
per wk. Call CO. 1896 for appoint
statesmen, for retail store; ages 81
sT0 e S0 sT1PpY ne sJPeT 70 nee sa, WESTERN s
Statesmen - 2 successful weekly
newspapers need capable advertis-
ing salesmen for Arlington and
Falls Church; commission basis. BOX
sAIEsMENMExperienced afiaai sSar general re-
sa Sne ft9re @ aSfds5 sGHd hours csPepy sPf eay nR s0
PLUS. 1909 Il St. ne. S3
Virginia territory with nationally
advertised drug and variety store
products. Car essential; experience
contracting drug trade helpful but
not necessary. Compensation; draw
bonus arrangement. Pull details first
letter for interview. Box $3.50, Star.
WANTED: BY well-estab-
lished local concern. representing
national manufacturer Of equipment.
Earnings unlimited; car essential;
qualify win be trained CAN Mr..
COOK II. 3-1400. weekdays be-
tween $40 and 10 am --5
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HELP MEN
PAPER HANDLER
COLORED
By Angelo

COLORED
physical condition, and Willing tc
give good attendance. Apply Per-
sonnel, Room 500. Open weekdays
S:30-5 and Sat. 9-1. No phone calls
THE EVENING STAR
11Ol Penna. Ave. NV.
PARTS MAN, truck experience; very
good proposition for higher earnings
Box 99-E. Star. IS
PARTS MAN-Preferably one ex-
perienced In General Motors line;
all modern conveniences. air condi-
tioning; top salary to right man.
paid vacation. disqualification. etc.
See Mr. Tolson, COLONIAL OLDS-
MOBILE CO. 124l 9th st. ne. -5
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INSTRUCTORS

Aircraft and engine mechanics, ex-
perienced, for part-time work ewes.
TEACH AIR INSTITUTE
Nat. Airport, HI, Ex. 0063.
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PAINTERS

Spray painter--Apt. and house ex'
Brush painters t6)--only LIST clasi
| 1Stfi and N. Quantico st.. OF Wash
blvd, Arlington, va. -3
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statesmen

II you are over 25. have q car, resi-
dent Of Washington, and would like
to earn $500 to 5000 mo-. investi-
gate this! Position permanent;
your success. For personal inter-
view. see Mr.. Robson, 10 to IL
am. and 2 to 4 pm.
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY
320l BladenShurg Rd NE s
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statesmen

Good Bros. Inc. are sdesirouS OF
securing several hard-hitting service
statesmen to sell and service nation
ally advertised food products such
as Hellmann's Mayonnaise. Borden'S
cheese, Nestle's Cocoa and other
famous items; only men with the
best Of references and who are look
ing for a good future need apply
Apply in person any morning bet
$50 and 1890 am. 1901 37th pl..
Brent fwnnd Nd d
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CARPENTERS

First-class mechanics to do framing
and trim work in the finer grade
Young at 5175 Tilden st. NV. To
reach: Drive out Massachusetts, ave.
to T1lden St, then left to 5IT5.
Ewes. tel. WO. 3463. w. C. Il A. N.
MILLER DEY CO r
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For medical clinic, pharmacy; Sl,925
per annum; 40-hour, 5 h-day week;
medical coverage, leave provision.
Call Elk 0007, .
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CREDITS AND
COLLECTIONS
HECHINGER & co,
DOORMAN

Must bo experienced. Good salary
and good ehours. Apply ALBAN
TOWERS : .
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must have auto and some knowledge
| of material Good proposition for
right man. See Mr.. Mills. MA. 1928.
LIBBEY LUMBER CO.. 625 N. Y.
| ave. NV 5
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-CONSULTANT. represent
nationally advertised hearing aid
in D. c. and Va. Prefer man bet.
30-50, accustomed to high earnings
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Comptometer Operator

Experienced operators to
work in modern office in ne.
section; pay according to abil-
ity; pleasant working condi-
insurance, sick BENEFITS. other
employe benefits. Apply SAFE
WAY STORES, INC, 1S45 4th
st. ne.
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HELP MEN
Craftsmen
Checker

Must have at least yrs. experience
in MECHANICAL and electronic equip
ment or allied field knowledge of
Government specifications desirable.
Send complete resume and salary
requirements.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

FURNITURE SALESMAN, thoroughly
exper. good salary. Steady position.
Apply EDWARDS CONTRACT CO.,
1928 Hall st; Sc. -
town town estate estate; i've in, attractive room
with private bath and meals, plus
good salary. Must know lawns and
flowers and like dogs. Do not apply
unless able to furnish references.
Call MA. 9O50 before 4 pm. to make
GARDENER OR YARDMAN for large
apartment building in Arlington; g.
day week; right mar. will receive
iRXEs., RYER, IA JhFFfos S5aeSS; SWS;oRkER, MS ABBY
20 and fa4s PR. Pja sTs: TsY3ME nm. RoTTliaNo a
GEazIERMfsNtsh1 YAK fNhrL 'aiH 4hE PliEnSszz PaESzzER e.
GRocER3 cHECkER@Experienced.
to work IN Super Market; excel; pay pay
Hd FER wsTkaf supER 'SdasiSRi MaRRa Ss 1898 H Ls
coin ave-. Kensington, Nd. LO.o B.
GROCERY RS0ScciERY CLERK with some kncwl-
edge of meats; ne to,n. to work x in srocery
lsaS cIEkR hfRnies RI Rs
msnens snPPSsts PSSstOn sSrT sS * e staEs
MxRKEE sR fIaoiyill iFyaillls ehurccS. VN1Nss Va. @s
GROCERY MANAGER-Excelle op-
portunity for experienced super
market manager. BENEFITS include
paid disqualification, insurance. Ap-
/ ply in person. BUCKINGHAM SUPER
MARKET. 1923 Rhode Island ave.
ne, q
GROCERY MAN. all around work;
produce and stock: no Sunday work;
good hours and good pay to expert
enced man. Ho. 300, 2409 Frank
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HELP MEN

HANDY MAN; must know carpenter
Work and general repairs, to take
good pay Must have car and tools
References. 81. 1888 before IL noon
or after pm. 3
HANDY MAN-CARPENTER, white,
with D. c. drivers permit, capable
Of odd carpentry and concrete work;
good salary and truck provided; !;
must have references. See Mr..
Heide, s am. CHESAPEAKE RE-
MODELLING CO., INC, 602 Pa
ave. Sc
H0UsEMAN. white; good salary. Ap-
ply housekeeper, CARLTON HOTEL,
18th and < stS. NV
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statesmen
$4,000 TO $4,000

$4,000 TO $4,000
We now have 9 statesmen.
have been with rs 4 years.
have been with US l year.
, have been with us months.
These men stay with US because
they get:
A fair deal.
Liberal commissions.
Draw against commissions.
Qualified leads.
We need 3 more men with experience
hsndlinS Mr cSloSts agslity sb P59aucti p% see
PRODUCTS Co. 1872 M st. NV.
SALES REPRESENTATIVE wanted by
old-established company; fine oppor-
tunity. for advancement; salary while
you learn business. Reply BOX
1870. Star, giving experience. age
and martial status IS
SERVICE SALESMAN, truck expert
s1Ss snes; very good proposition o6 for
sEkvIcE fe sAfks Statesman AN with with Ssar one o.
Washington's Oldest and largest
automotive Arms. Must have me-
chanical experience and be able to
diagnose and to make accurate esti-
mates. Good salary with paid Taca-
tion and disqualification. Apply in
sger. LEE D. BUTLER, INC. 1I21
SERVICE STATION asst. manager,
white; salary, $500 mo-. plus COM
mission and vacation; only we'll
See MR.. BARRON, Mgr. Sunoco
Service Sta. Wis. ave. and River I'd.
SERVICE STATION attendant. white.
salary. $40 day, plus. commission
and vacation; only well-exper. man
on luber work. with refs. need apply.
See MR.. BARRON. Mgr. Sunoco
Service Sta, Wis. ave. and River I'd.
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANT,
white; salary and commission; char
acter references. ROY'S SHELL
SERVICE, 901 N. Capitol st. 5
SERVICE STATION ATTENDANTS
fabrication experience necessary.
Steady work with vacation Good
working conditions. Permanent
IN. person. 1850 Nichols ave. Sc.
LU. 1-9771. .
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MEN for Insulation work. Expert
ehce preferred but not necessary.
Permanent. Report ready for work
1880 am. at 1905 N. Glebe I'd,
MEN-Part-time sales work that will
earn you So hr. and hrs. OF own
choice, Ability to meet public more
important than exper. REAL SILK,
YOUNG MAN with grocery store ex.
perience. to work as all-around man,
good pay. Apply in person, 1000 3rd
st. Sc, must have city references
YOUNG MAN-Part-time evening wk.
5 nights week. 8 to 8 pm. Call CO.
YOUNG MAN who wants to learn
the auto body and fender business
Insure your future with q good po-
sition. See Mr. Minson. PARKWAY
MOTOR CO.. INC, 3040 M st. NV.
3
YOUNG MAN for shipping dept. to
learn our business and advance
with rapidly growing local whole
sale f1rm. Good starting salary
and excellent opportunity for an
ambitious man; knowledge Of typ
ing an asset but not essential. MR..
SHIELDS. AP. 6302. or apply 4S0S
u MA
Evening star., 1951-08-02

PHARMACIST. registered. full time.
Apply STANDARD DRUG CO., 1d13
PHAKMAGisT. ssgis.ersd. Apply
SON, RIM. 103, 915 10th st. NV.
PHOTOGRAPHER, printer and dark
room man; permanent position;
ToGRAPHERs. Tf i5s7 F st. n.w.a
PLAsTERERs tao). colored; 1st
long job. Apply at 7th and Madison
BApfSif b aisi = IN son Sass' Fd' A. JAMES Ms
PLASTERERS. white only; must be
1St-class mechanics. to work in near
by Va; best wages. Call after 8 pm,
PLAsTERERs-Top mechanics only.
Apply on lob; see foreman at N.
Highland and N. Fairfax dr.. Arl.,
PLAsTERERs. white mechanics only.
aePert ready for work: apt, sldg;'
PLUMBERS ts) for new work in Dis
trict. Apply at 8 pm. GEORGE r
WARNER CO., rear 1928 p st. ne
PLUMBER. experienced in new home.
Steady employment. Call TO. 4737
or WA. 5352. -3
PORTER for jewelry store: must
have reference; good steady position,
fer dependable man. Apply ELI
RUBIN CO.. 71S 7th st. NV. .
PORTER, grocery store; exper. pref.
must know how to drive; refs. Ap-
ply ALBEN MARKET, 4003 Gault
pl ne .
PORTER, exp. preferred: steady po-
sition. Apply HOLLYWOOD. 703 9Th
PORTER. act as night watchmant
SOBER refs. middle aged; good
wases. Apply before noon, MIKE
YOUNd'S CAFE. $500 Marlboro rd
PORTER, reliable and sober. See
Mr.. Hook, AMERICAN SERVICE
CENTER, 585 N. Glebe rd.. Arling-
ton. Va No phone calls. a
PORTER-DRIVER, colored. under As
yrs: s an, to g pm; good salary;
hoo New Jersey ave NV 2e
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PRESSMAN FOR
Or1CrT Vu0~D
PRODUCE MEN


We have opening for top produce men
others need apply. Apply SHIRLEY ES
FOOD STORES. 403 Swami Ave.
PROOFREADERS. exper.. IBM and
varitype compositions. This position
is with an expanding organization,
extending all mod. benefits to en-
ployes; excel; salary for qualified
RRpfS Rf5fSn'' AND Gsll " W. sEE1icE saT1i Nj MEN
wanted; good salary and WORKING
conditions. Apply in person only
FULFoRD RADIO. 49l1 Georgia ave
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN, Va. resi-.
dent with Va. sales experience; ex-
active sales force Of one Of Airing.
ers. LURIA BROS. oW. $500. ASH
REAL W. estate f' SALESMAN, expert.
enced only, must be Qualified to sell
MsteS sae better eiass pfoDeESss Ss o Mr
REAL Estate a12 oi SALESMAN 1ss wanted
for established and growing ONCE
handling farms, estates. commut-
ers' homes and other classes OF
country property in Northern Va,
REAL ESTATE sALESMAN-tmme.
diate opening for experienced man,
full time, in an once that has good
hstings and is doing business; field
books with pictures supplied and ro-
tation once coveraEe. RIPLEY &,
ROMER, Realtors. SH. 1889. ask for
Mr.. Romer .
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN
Experienced only; splendid opportu-
nifty for reliable and capable man,
with one of the Oldest and best
known real estate Arms in this area;
active sales force, excellent office
facilities and location; unlimited
earnings potential. Write Box 463-
I Star .
Evening star., 1951-08-02
PATROLMEN

AEss S14S s17sS gsars
PENNA. RAILROAD co.
S299 PER Mo.-40-HR. wK.
Apply U. S. Railroad Retirement
Board, 1924 H st. NV. Room 204).
Evening star., 1951-08-02

for perm. work. Report ready to
work. Out New Hampshire ave. ex-
tended to Kingwood dr., left to
job. See Mr.. Goldberg, ALDON
CONSTRUCTION CO., INC. 5
CARPENTERS WANTED (white). trim
hands only, for remodel and repair
work. Call AID. 04S0. 3
CARPENTERS, 10 1st-class framing
carpenters; must be good. Call CO.
1857; ewes, AP. O3SO, .
Evening star., 1951-08-02

INSURANCE, vacuum cleaner, route
agents and other employees to can
vass watches in day or evening
as sidelines. Mr.. Joseph, NEW YORK
JEWELRY CO.. 7l9 7th st. NV.
lect established life and lfcSpitaliza-
ton debit; $50 week guar. plus
commission. Must have car. For in
terview, call between ga. UN. 4545.
JANIToR'S ASSISTANT, colored ex-
perienced; local references. RESI-
DENT MANAGER, MI. 1880, 3
JANITOR for so units. Must be
exper. and sober. Good pay and
quarters. EMBASSY APIS. 1913
Harvard st. NV 3
JANITOR, colored preferred. for Ige.
apartment rooming house; good SAL
sry and working conditions. See
MRS. PYLES, The Churchill, l74O
P st. NV, NO. 1858. -
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MAN WITH CAR
references; full time. Call 81
1851 ask for MR.. MADISON.
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AUTO MECHANIC

capable Of assuming shop foreman's
duties. Must have own tools Prefer
Guarantee plus bonus Must be
sober and reliable. Ref required.
Apply Mr. Sheehan, ARMSTRONG
MOTORS. INC, 6503 Ga. ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-08-02
CT ERIK

General ONCE work; no experiences
necessary. some tipping ability; s.
day week. $50 to 5 pm; pleasant
working conditions in modern air.
WHOLESALERS, INC. 707 Edgewood
Evening star., 1951-08-02

company; some tipping required:
must be alert and have pleasant
personality; good hours and work,
ing conditions, Hospitalizstion ana
life insurance benefits. ST. 4sOQ;
CLERKS, MANAGERS for dry clean
ing stores. Vacancies in Silver
Spring and NV. sections. Wonder
full opportunity, high rate Of pay to
steady. reliable, neat appearing
yqTns. s.Js lsdtes sro,, CENTRAL T aS eLEAN- E5s4
CLERK-TYPIST WANTED By whole
sale phonograph record distributor;
exper: not necessary: ,S277day Tk;; Tx
unusual opportunity. Lu. 1-2dOo
ch5Rkgdf1s1i s5R 5dR1 ioh9 EF pssssns ssi
working cond,; liberal discount on
purchases; ms and Decentralization
PPRopLrs PsD set!EsUenf pRUa sroRE Gfn EMphoY AeSy
CLERK -TYPIsT. under 40; pleasant
environment; 5-day wk., S:30-4 30.
Apply GREAT AMERICAN INSUR-
ANCE CO., $50 woodward Bldg. a
cLERK7TYPIsT. white, young lady
wanted for general office work:
knowledge Of simple accounting
Dement'S. Cali Mr.. White, DE, $500:
!, P sTEUART, INC. l440, P
st. NV. p
CLERK-TYPIsT. in public account
ants office. Good at figures. EEx.
CLERK-TYPIsT, excel. opportunity
in life insurance, CO: tipping speed
not essential; 5-day,' 3712-hr. week;
economical cafeteria facilities. Apply
Room 900. SIG 14th st. NV, be-
CLERK-TYPIST; 40-hour week; perm.
position; Cal DU. 1921. 2
CLERK-TTPIST; no experience nee.
essary; good starting salary, pleas
| ant working conditions and COM
| pany benefits. Apply in person to
| Mr.. Winstead. CASTELBERG'S s,
tCLERK-TYPiST, interesting work.
I good salary, 5-day week. paid vaca-
tions. Apply BREYER ICE CREAM
| CO., 1880 Bladensburg rd. ne.
CLERK-TYPIST: perm, good salary.
| GENERAL TYPEWRITER CO., 500
CLERK-TYPIsT. 21-so yrs, type so
w.p.m., general office duties; per-
O0aY1anf nae{fian- Snpna
Evening star., 1951-08-02
CAR WASHER

Permanent position in The Evening
Star garage for a colored man who
is 25-35 years of age. energetic, in
good physical condition and is will
ing to give good attendance. Apply
Personnel. Room SOC. Open week
days, $50 TO s, and Sat. 9 to l.
No phone calls.
THE EVENING STAR
llOl Penna. Ave. NV
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CLERK

General once duties in major finance
company; some tipping required;
must be alert and have pleasant
personality; good hours and work,
ing conditions. Hospitalization and
life insurance benefits. ST. 4S00.
Evening star., 1951-08-02

TO earn $40 to 500 a
am. BERGMANN'S LAUNDRY. 623
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

of Whiteville, and in partnership
with the Gulf Fruit Company
opened a peanut market, which
he successfully operated until his
marriage four years ago to Miss
Mary Bell of Wampee, S. C. Then
Lynn acquired property at his
present location and constructed
a home and store building.
1t was shortly after this that
Lynn, an agricultural enthusiast,
began investigating the possibili-
ties of a peanut market on the
Grand Strand. The size of govern
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
brand Strand
omall Business
widely Diversified

y. EHERRY GROVE BEACH -
s ,ns may be the age of television,
rs4Vopters, and electronic yo-
S h., out the speed of the times
.n uot wiped out one traditional
H. can institution-the old
general merchandise store.
~ Nixon Cross Roads on the
N u Strand where highways 9,
ors sua U, S. II join, ]. Carl Lynn
jonos eS one of the few old-fash-
fa,,ss general stores still to be
' In this modern America.
bsS,, lplete with cracker.parrel,
Slow : board and pot-bellied
lies ~ Lynn's Simply Store car
h,s's'O out everything that can
a n for in the way of gener-
pts senandise, from soup to
sa,.. nom peanuts to pillow
w. And the mention of "pea-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

and bags them for shipment out
of the state. During peanut sea-
son he is in constant contact
with his New York broker who
finds ready markets for the pea
nuts Lynn purchases. In conjunc.
ton with his peanut business
Lynn, at his own expense, has
planted and maintains an expert
mental peanut garden behind
his warehouse. Here he demon
strates to native peanut growers
tested methods for increasing the
peanut yield per acre.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

ment peanut allotments in Horny
and surrounding counties con.
WINGED him that there were good
possibilities. Subsequently he e.
rected a large warehouse behind
his store and short time later
installed the latest equipment
for cleaning and grading pea.
nuts.
Farmers from all over north
eastern S. c. and southeastern,
N. c. began bringing their pea
nut crops to Lynn's place of bust
ness where he cleans, sorts them,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

In the finest tradition of free
American Enterprise Lynn never
lets a dollar lie idle. Doing bust.
ness in the midst of a tourist, va.
cation, hunting, fishing, and
farming community, Lynn is con-
stantly being called upon for
every kind of conceivable article.
It is nothing unusual for him to
hop in his pickup truck and
drive overnight to Charleston,
Charlotte, Raleigh or Whining
ton for load of sewing mach
ines, radios, we'll pumps or re.
frigeratorS.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25
Mullins Leads All South Carolina Markets In Tobacco Sales
nuts is not just part of a SLOGAN

nuts is not just part of a slogan.
In addition to his store car "a.
pair garage. service station and
farm implement Warehouse
Lynn operates one of the few ma
tive peanut buying and grading
plants in eastern South Caro.,na
In connection with his goober.
grading projects, Lynn finds
markets for the Carolinas' pea.
nut growers at such far away
points as Cleveland, Suffolk, Va
New York. and Charleston
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1951-07-25

Lynn was born in Whitevillo
N. c. in 1889 and lived on a farm
until ne was IS years old. He
first operated a service station
IN Whiteville near the Court
House and then got into the
Mercantile business in Chad
oourn, N. c. in 1885. After 5
years he became travelling buy
er for Gulf Fruit Co. of Charles
ton.
After several years on the Flor.
Ida vegetable and fruit markets
Lynn returned to his native town