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The coastland times., 1951-11-02
NO DECISION ON
BANK APPLICAT'N
UNTIL JANUARY
Plymouth Interests Waging
Fight for Branch of Hyde
County Bank

No decision by the N. C. Banking
Commission is Forthcoming until
January, on the application of the
East Carolina Bank, to open a
branch in Plymouth. The applica-
tion was heard last Wednesday in
Raleigh, and was deferred for fur
ther investigation by the commits
sion.
Further deferment is possible,
but not likely later than April.
The hearing lasted about two
and one half hours, and is the re-
suit of an effort begun some weeks
ago by citizens of Plymouth to get
the Hyde CountyN Nbank to open a
branch in the Washington County
seat.
The present bank in Plymouth,
the Branch Banking & Trust Com
pany, contends its bank is suffi-
cient for the needs of the commu-
nifty, and is vigorously opposing
the opening of a new bank,
There were about 40 in the del
egation favoring the appl' cation of
the East Carolina Bank to locate
in Plymouth, including some from
GAINESVILLE, Creswell, Columbia,
Engelhard and Swan Quarter. The
East Carolina Bank has branches
in the latter three towns, and most
of those from there were connect
ed with the bank. There were Ia
from Plymouth, according to re-
ports.
Argument favoring the applica-
tion was presented by w. B. Rod
man, Jr., of Washington, attorney
for the East Carolina Bank, who
also presented witnesses for his
bank. These included practically
all of the officers and directors of
the East Carolina Bank and the
following from the Plymouth sec
ton; J. C. Kirkman, of GAINESVILLE;
Louis Combs, Thomas ID. Woodley,
and Harry w. Pritchett, of Cres-
well; Carl Brown, w. M. Darden,
J. r. Manning, James D. Mallory
Moye w. Spruill, Representative
W. ]. Woolard and j. R. Manning,
Jr., of Plymouth ;the latter being
chairman of the Plymouth Junior
Chamber of Commerce committee
which has taken the lead in the
movement for another bank.
2. V. Norman, Plymouth attor-
ney for the Branch Banking and
Trust Company, led the opposition
to the application and presented
the following witnesses: w. T
Freeman, P. B. Bateman, D. ]
Brinkley and E. ]. Broughton, o1
The coastland times., 1951-11-02
HYDE FARMERS
FINISH WORK
ON TWO CANALS
PamIico Soil Conservation
District, PIMA Cooperate
in Improvement Project

Two drainage canals in Hyde
count have recent been cleaned
out, widened and deepened. Pro-
perty owners involved had the CO.
operation of the Pamlico Soil Con-
servation District in making the
necessary surveys and of the PIMA
in helping finance the projects.
The Ben Martin Ditch in Swan
Quarter township, 1.3 miles long,
drains approximately 400 acres of
cultivated land and empties into
Swan Quarter Bay. The job in
volved moving 6,2S6 cubic yards
of dirt and was done at cost of
$965.39, of which PIMA paid bene-
fits of 0461.75 to the farmers in
volved.
The farmers were Henry Boom
er, Seth Credle, c. R. Berry, Rufus
Smith, w. G. Credle, Fred Harris,
Mrs. Sadia Grant, S. o. Jones,
R. B. Burrus, Gilbert Tunnel,
]. NJ. Rayburn and Mrs. Florence
Harris.
The Credle road canal near
Sladesville drains $50 acres into
Long Creek. 1t is half mile long.
The job, which involved moving
2,155 cubic yards, was completed
at cost of 1926, on which PIMA
paid $3.50 in benefits.
The farmers who participated
in this project were Harvey Gre
die, Walter Harris, Henderson
Harris, Gilbert Roper and Theo-
dore O'Neal.
The coastland times., 1951-11-02
ACHIEVEMENT DAY
SET FOR NOV. 10
Program by Members Will Pre-
cede Distribution of Awards
for Work Finished

Hyde county All club achieve
ment day has been postponed a
week, to Friday. Nov. 16. The Pro-
gram will be held at Swan Quarter
in the agriculture building, at
1880 o'clock that night.
Instead of having a speaker, A.
H members will present a pro-
gram. Awards and medals also
will be distributed to those who
have earned them within the last
year.
After the program, the rest of
the evening will be spent in
games. Refreshments will be
served.
Miss Alma Lee Cathey, home
agent, said Hyde county now has
seven All clubs. Of these, three
are in Engelhard, two in Swan
Quarter, one in Sladesville and
one in Fairfield.
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

vile.
1t. Don D. Hunter, who is sta
toned at Fort Bragg, and Miss
Dorothy knight of Raleigh were
weekend guests of her mothers
Mrs. E. S. Knight.
Mrs. George Klenke and Mrs.
Walter Etheridge of Elizabeth
City visited Mrs. Laura Keaton
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Lincoln of
Newport News, Va, were weekend
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. c. D.
Hodges.
Those from Belhaven who went
to New Bern Wednesday of last
week to attend district Parent
Teacher meeting were Mrs. ]. W.
Lloyd, Mrs. ]. T. Miller, Mrs. E. L.
Smithwick, Mrs. Grady Fussell,
Mrs. Frank Noble, Mrs. L. J. Rice,
Mrs. Sarah Latham and Mrs. Ar
thur Johnston.
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

ASSOCIATION { n e
Corps is seeking this
much-needed person
mel throughout the
48 states of the ma
tion. Complete de-
tails as to require
ments for a commits
sion in the Corps
may be had by writ
ing or wiring the
Surgeon General,
Department of the
Army, Washington
Is, D. C.
Captain Agatha
Spaeth Garner, one
Of the 80 Army
nurses awarded dec
orations or citations
for outstanding per-
formance of duty in
Korea since HOSTILE
ties opened, is shown
receiving the Bronze
Star from Col. Ken
meth A. Brewer of
Oklahoma Citv.
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

Carolina College there, were week
end guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Cleve-
land Caravan. The latter couples
son, 1t. Leroy Caravan, was home
Friday on leave from Camp Pick
ett, Va.
James Allen was in Norfolk, Va,
last week to attend Fordomatic
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Harris of
W:iliamston visited George Gibbs
Tuesday.
Mrs. Walter Cutrell and daugh-
tel, Velma Lynn, of Williamson,
formerly of Belhaven, visited Mrs.
Albert Cutrell Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
Mrs. Matte Griffin, Mrs. Floyd
Lupton and daughter, Sharon, Mrs.
James Ambrose, Sr., and Mrs. Ak
son Smith, Jr., were in Washing
ton Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Will Midget and daugh-
ters, Faye and Sheila Ray, of
Norfolk, Va, were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. C. w.
Bailey.
Miss Carrie Bailey, accompanied
by Mrs. C. R. Lane of Greenville
and Harold Eagles of Fountain,
were in Washington Saturday.
Mrs. John Hackett and son, Jan,
Of Wilson were week end guests
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Victor Ambrose.
Mrs. Hackett formerly taught here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Keech of
Free Union visited his brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl
Waters, Wednesday of last week.
]. D. Smith, stationed in Charles
ton, S. c., was home for the week
end.
Mr.. and Mrs. 1. W. Rice and
children, Jimmy and Nancy, were
in Roper Sunday to visit Mrs. Ell
wood Allen. The women are sis
ters.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Powell of
Burnsville and garnddaughters,
Sarah Powell, Of Asheville, are
here to visit Mrs. D. A. Powell.
F. P. Latham was among those
who attended the Southern Albe-
marie Association meeting held in
Engelhard Thursday of last week.
toned at Camp Gordon, Ca, was
Staff Sgt. William Johnson, sta
here for the week end to visit his
mother, Mrs. Raleigh Edwards.
Dan Berry, Swan Quarter rner-
chant and undertaken, was in Bel
haven Monday afternoon.
Mrs. Alice Swindell, who has
been guest of Mr.. and Mrs. W. C.
Harris, has returned to her home
in Swan Quarter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Guthrie of
Washington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Wendell Kinion of Bath we're Sun
day guests of Mrs. Guthrie. Harold
Guthrie only recently returned to
the States after navy duty in the
Mediterranean. He is now stationed
a Norfolk, but was at his home in
Washington on leave.
Mrs. Eva Blount had as week
end guests her sisters, Mrs. F. R.
Alferd and Mrs. ]. E. Porter, of
Aurora, and her nephew, William
Harvey McWilliams, who attends
East Carolina College in Green
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

Male Help Wanted. Ambitious man
of unquestionable character, re-
finement, age $3.50, college educa-
ton preferred. Must be ready to
accept position by Nov. 18th and be
capable of earning $4,000 annually.
/ am engaged in important Ma
tional program with Marshall
Field owned Enterprise and need
local assistant. For interview write
fully to Ross E. Templeton, Box
13, Owings, s. C. State age, educa-
ton, street address and phone
number. o 26-3tc
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

Plymouth; Harry Barnes, of Cher
ry; H. D. Bateman, of Wilson,
president of the Branch Banking
& Trust Company; and the local
board of managers of the Branch
Bank, including E. G. Arps, E. H.
Liverman, ]. F. Jordan, L. E. Has
sell, DR.. ]. M. Phelps and H. E.
Beam.
Members of the Plymouth dele
cation which favored the new bank
expressed optimism over the out
look upon their return to Plym-
outh.
The coastland times., 1951-11-02
cRoATAN SOUND
OREGON INLET FERRY
Remedy Applied

Mother: "Did little Elmer have
any trouble while wewere out this
evening" ?"
Baby Sitter: Nothing, except
he swallowed bug a few minutes
ago, but ] gave him some insect
powder right away. So there's
nothing to worry about"
The coastland times., 1951-11-02
WINSTEADVILLE NEWS

]. r. Davis is still seriouslp i'll,
suffering from being hurt by a
motorist.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Ellis visited
friends at Sidney Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Burbage, Jr.,
and children of California and
Mrs. Musa Burbage of Ransom
vile recently visited relatives
here.
The coastland times., 1951-11-02
No Chance

Judge" cried the prisoner in
the dock, "do 1 have to be tried by
a woman jury?"
"Be quiet" whispered his coun-
sci.
81 won't be quiet! Judge, might
as well confess I'm guilty. l can't
even fool my own wife, let alone
twelve strange women?"
The coastland times., 1951-11-02
A BARGAIN IN BUSINESS

A BARGAIN IN BUSINESS
CARDS. The Times Printing
Company in Manteo will give dur
ing the next so days a special offer
of 1000 business cards for only
$3.50, attractive card case free with
each order. These are exceptionally
fine cards on featherweight white
bristol, including seven lines of
lettering; extra lines reasonable.
Phone A, Manteo, or address P.
o. Box 428, cash with order.
11-2-4t
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

ADULT PIANO CLASS to start.
Those interested please contact
Mrs. C. L. Kicks, Belhaven Phone
1925, in evenings. P11-1-Stc
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

TYPEWRITER Ribbons, paper
clips, copy paper, legal forms,
adding machine paper. See us for
Vour printing needs and Office sup
plies. The TIMES, Manteo; The
HERALD. Swan Quarter; The
PINOT. Belhaven. tt
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

COOK with a Caloric Gas Range.
You can get one at Voliva Furni-
ture Store in Belhaven for half
down and half next fall. P11-1-1tc
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

FOR SALE: 80 Special rife, good
as new; one oil heater, large size.
Townley's Motor Court, Kill Dev-
il Hills, N. C. T-10-19-tfc
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

SEE A. W. DRINKWATER if you
want to buy some good land or
a good house. Lots on Beach. In
surance and Bonds. Manteo. N. C.
The coastland times., 1951-11-02
ARMY NURSE CORPS RECRUITS
1000 ADDITIONAL NURSES

The Army Nurse Corps renewing to obtain 1000
nurses before 1852 In cooperation with the
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

TYPEWRITER RIBBONS, all
makes; also for adding machines,
portables. 81 each. The Belhaven
Pilot, Belhaven, N. C.
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

WANTED TO BUY - House and
lot on ocean. Write me what
you have. A. w. Drinkwater.
Phone 26, Manteo, N. C. If
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

For Sale: Cushman Motor Scoot-
er. $100 cash. Call Manteo A
or 200-J. T-10-19-tf
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

Female Help Wanted: Ambitious
woman of character, education,
refinement, age $3.50. Prefer one
experienced in teaching, club or
church work. The type who does
not usually answer advertisements.
Must be unemployed now and
ready to accept position by Nov.
18th. Must be desirous of render
ing service of National importance.
For interview write fully to Ross
E. Templeton, Box 13, Owings, S.
c. State age, education, street ad-
dress and phone number. o 26-3tc
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

DEEPFREEZE home freezer can
be bought now at Voliva Furni-
ture Store in Belhaven for half
down and half next fall. P11-1-1tc
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

Gardenia, Camellia and Azaleas,
our speciality. Also variety of
shrubs for landscaping. Roanoke
Island Gardens, Albert @. Bell,
Manteo, N. C. Phone 210-J. If
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

IF OLD BOOKS are taking up
space in your storeroom, barn
or attic, send me a postcard. I'll
pay cash for them. T.-12-22-tfc
DAVID STICK-KITTY HAWK.
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

MISSING-Will the person who
borrowed my stepladder please
return it? A. L. Johnston, Belhav-
en-, N. C. P11-1-1tc
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

Will Buy PECANS on Saturdays
only during the season at the
rear of my office building. HUGH
FORTESCUE, Washington, N. C.
For your insurance needs see
W. R. PEARCE, Manteo, N. C.
All kinds of insurance
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

RADIO TELEVISION Service.
Parts for all makes, models.
Reasonable prices. = RADIO-TEL-
EVISION CENTER, Manteo.
Phone 1851. T-tf
The coastland times., 1951-11-02

HALF DOWN and half next fall
on Hot Point electric refriger-
ator at Voliva Furniture Store,
Belhaven, N. C. P 11-1-1tc
Evening star., 1951-01-27
ART
DIRECTOR
AVAILABLE

On short notice. versatile, creative
designer: siesi II years experience in ad-
Thorough knowledge Of lithogra ply.
printing methods. all graphic art
techniqueS and mediums. lettering,
follow through in different phases
printed or visual materials. excellent
references. Box 254-L. Star 2s'
COLLEGE STUDENT des esires work
permit. Call NO. 1909 any time.
ENGINEER, maintenance. manufac-
turing and production exper., have
chemical engr. degree and D. C.
high-pre ssure steam engineers IL
formation. please call AID. 6552.
OR-SALESMAN; Eng. grad. .
exp. structural steel. store fronts,
glazing: veteran; nice appearance.
HOTEL 81 z9GIE CLERK s'sd' s6 years of age; Nom
drinker experienced. willing, excel
lent health. neat appearance. refer
ences; part or full time. Box 303-L.
JANIToR or porter. for small bldg.;
da2 5tRessS HesS er engnserS hns ta License or
LITHO-ARTIsT, neg. engraver, IA yrs
exper drafting. lettering, color work;
desires part time, incl. Sat. all day
MAN; experienced, porter: kitchen
D. PARKER. 1898 4th st. NV. aS.
MAN. with pickup truck. desires
part-time position: -5 pm: owner
MFG. AGENT or equivalent to high
earnings on comm. basis or salary
plus. Call DI. 1896, Room 200 2Ss
PLUMBER. flrst-class. all-around me-
chanic wants work; day, contract.
STRUCTURAL and reinforcing de-
taller craftsman desires part time
work; have own equipment. Phone
wANTED-To contract stairways or
trim. Call LU. 4-122S or TW. 9SS7.
GENTLEMAN, "A. unencumbered,
steady, last. and present employment
II years. free to travel or change
location. university training. eligible
fer GI training. desires to enter new
ss fl9'd ,x gox xNn I761h; s ,Stsc Sta a,s Is.
for newspaper. radio, directory, pub
lications; salary and commission;
aee 35. Box 27s-L, Star. 20"
WHITE MAN, 4s years old. reared on
lge., stock and grain farm; machinist
by trade, now supervisor; wants po-
40 Ia III dllu Oil
good farm; best of ref. no habits
YOUNG MAN N. S'S!; wants job cleaning
small ot1ices. elevator operator; s.
dar week. MI 35lS. Us
YOUNG MAN desires position. age
a,vwhere. Call Ho. $3.50. 2ss
YOUNG MAN, 20, desires sales posi-
tion; 3 yrs. exper. handling liquor,
stock and inventory exper. co. 1901
COLORED MAN. settled; ianitor work
Or drugstore; exper., refs. EX. 27S2,
MR.. JONES. 2ss
I AM A PARTIALLY DISABLED
young, man: veteran of polio, could
do addressing. or such type work
at home; would appreciate your
cooperation; will call for and de-
liver work. AP. 1887. rs
A MAN AROUND THE HOUSE
To help with any and everything:
Scandinavian: so years young; 81 25
hour; best of references. Box 26S-
L. Star. go
Evening star., 1951-01-27

Thoroughly experienced coat-hand
f9r seD department. n Tom on
ERLEBACHER
124o F st. NV. pr
SILK AND WOOL FINIsHER, colored,
must be exper Apply in person.
JOHNSON CLEANERS, 1921 r. I.
ave. Mt Rainier, Nd. -27
SOCIAL CASE WORKER WANTED
Nus, Must be grad; Seho4l Of social work;
Salary to $500 month. .,iy1TI STLANTA
CH1LD'S HOME. 80 Hightower I'd.
NV. Atlanta. Ga. 80
STENOGRAPHER. not younger than
20; If you are interested more in
go9d futTrs witb and md making yourself
easy ornamental Job, would appre-
ciate letter stating what you think
we should know to make interview
To;th while; Box 265-L, Star, 2s'
foF wa1d VIDE GeDeons eorp Pssm epsT
position, 40-hr.. 5-day, week: excel.
working conds., So so plus company
benefits. Phone NE. 0300. 80
sTENOGRAPHER. experienced. law
office background preferred. to work
VI Ve an Md Mfdifa0iaed W4se s6R ece sas p Hya Hyat-
STENOGRAPHER, interested In learn
ing settlement work on mortgage
loans; 37day week; conven. location
sTENoGRAPHER. law office: experi-
ence desirable but not necessary;
able to take dictation so to 90 words
per min; 5-day, 35-hr. week, paid
vacation, pleasant working condi-
tons; salary, $50 week. SIT Munsey
bies' phone MA. 1906 for interview
sTENOGRAPHER and general office
worker; in tWenties; for natl. trade
assn: 5-day wk.. o to 4:3O. Cali
RE. ool9, pm. to Q pm, or Sun
sTENoGRAPHER. part time. io-4
store; convenient location. GE. 9lOO,
sTENoGRAPHER to assume position
OF responsibility; ability to meet
public essentials; efficiency and con-
geniality most Important; splendid
Apply Mr.. Graham DocToRs
HOSPITAL, 1915 Eye st. NV. IS
STENOGRAPBER-Pcrm pos with
long estab. local contracting firm:
sal, comm. with ability. Box 14S-K.
sTENoGRApHER for real estate of-
( 17ee; strisf Bpss S 4 4 PHELPS INC, JJaI7
STENOGRAPHER SECRETARY. ex-
perienced, required by law office for
steady part time work RE. 53lS
STENOGRAPHER - Established in
dustrial organization, Dupont Circle
area, has attractive opening for ex-
perienced stenographer. under as;
permanent position. with excellent
prospects: ,5-dav wk.. good starting
salary. Call DE 1850. rs
APHER--No exp. neces-
sary; 5-day. 40-hr. week AppIy in
person "
WARNER BROS. PICTURES
9o1 N. j. Ave. NV.
Evening star., 1951-01-27
HELP WoMEN Cont J

BOOKKEEPER, experienced on double
entry ans cost accounting. Splen-
did opportunity and future, perma-
nent: salary open; 5-day wk., pleas
ant working conditions, paid vaca-
tons, group insurance benefits.
Apply personnel dept, EMBASSY
DAIRY, INC. 1920 1st st. NV,
BooKkEEPER-TYp1sr for large no.
airy open. Apply in own Handwriting
to P. Q. Box 1173. Alex, Va IS
CASHIER capable of making correct
change and full charge of register:
bonded; 5-day week. MINT MAN,
e425 Wilson blvd, Arl., Va. No
phone calls 30
CASHIER with some bookkeeping
exper. Apply in person., WALES
DECORATORS. 1919 G st. NV.
CASHIER. Life ms. ofc. Ability to
assume responsibility and typing
essential. No dictation. 35-hour
week. Republication. sick and re-
tirement benefits, paid vacation
Ages 30-45. Apply stressing edu-
cation and experience to Box 235-M,
CAsHIER-Front Office; must be ex-
Rm Rn'hiRs ss RAHaoH AfHIsE fuf5teFS aoTEL 0sf ash
and Pa. ave. NV. -27
oASH5ts HV4Hs HHsfauRzsr !sisl ssF RFiis5?5SSsb ?SEb
CAsHIER-TYp1sr for jewelry -ae store.
perm; salary commensurate with
ability. Apply KENT JEWELERS.,
70l 9TH st. NV. 80
Evening star., 1951-01-27
HELP WOMEN

GENERAL CLERK. must be able to
WORK with figures and do some typ
Ing. Apply auditors office, Rm
16S, RALEIGH HOTEL, 18th and
GENERAL OFFICE WORKER, for
bookkeeping dept. of busy company;
must know tipping: give age. also
phone number when answering Box
GRxPHoTTYSPE OPERATOR, familiar anil
with addressograph and speedomat
machines; able to cut $3.50 plates
an hour: permanent position with
long established organization; 5-day
week. group disqualification and pen
sion plan available; starting salary,
S".442; opportunity for advance
ment: finest working conditions; in
modern air-conditioned bids. Call
Elk. 033S for appt. after 0 am. Mon.
HOSTESS u, part time, from s.
9:30, Sundays off. See Mr.. Jacob
son, LEE HOUSE, 18th and l. SITS.
white. plain cooking
and g.h.w.; for gentleman: one able
to take full charge and drive car;
nice home; live in; Arl.. Va. Call
JGWELRYY sALEsLADY-Must s have
experience; excellent salary. pleas
ant working conditions. Our staff
knows about this ad. Box GAM,
Evening star., 1951-01-27
MIscL. FOR SALE Cont,

CHEST OF DRAWERS, gray oak;
drop-leaf maple dinette set, book
cases. end tables, etc. DI. 235l,
CHESTS OF DRAWERS
8 drawers. hardwood. dustproof, well
sale at S14 so each; whsle or retail.
Free parking. D. C. SURPLUS SALES,
511 New Jersey ave. NV. ~
cLoThEs Isg Us al 9qn fql dress ; suit: ,, ms
size 40, $780, l silk hat, $40,
cLorHaiiNGt, mems size 40 med,
tuxedo, Chesterfield overcoat. 2
hnsiness SUITS 3 summer suits
cIoTHISG-child's coat, hat leg.
cLoTHINa@Men's suits. top coats
HILL HILL jTs sRos sefs fs45 ss2o 1899 Ao 9s9p 1R
CoAI-canadian beaver; size 10, ex-
COATS, SUITS. TUXEDO. size 3s;
zeiss camera. MI. i79I. 2ss
COUNTER-One loft. walnut coun.
ter ter with 3 shelves and doors. Call
cREDEEaszzaa INA and. corner cupb aa ard.
mahogany, n 5!e. perfect cond;. sto:age
and mirrors: 81. $3.50 rs
DESK K-SECRETARY. mahogany; reas
price. Call DI. 3103. Saturday. or
DIAMOND. 1.1a carats, round, Eu-
ropean cut; priced well below ap-
praised value. Call Sykesville 2l6-
W. or write Box 309-M, Star. rs
DIAMOND. q carat, gents yellow
gold mounting. Handsome ring at
less than appraised value. NO. 4Sl0.
DIAMoND-A perfect 70 plus. carat;
$3.50 or best offer. jE. 3-9593.
DlIAMoNDs-Lady's y. g, sol. = Ct,
e. snSef s15 iadys Tsns fine flef ef so appFSs sst
in, modern mounting. s2T5; man'S
SOL. perfect III Ct, $500; lady.s
perfect 3 Ct sol, 81 81 $50. All PRICES rf: s
sIse IfvISGsToR CT raaf5 f4aa aa'cfp'fd st.
NV. Me. 3440. -27
DINETTE SET, maple. table, 4
chairs; china cabinet; $40. Cali
DINING TABLE. good. $50: one us set
S5ie- E@{ 5ed springs Hn51 SIS; one dresser
table, chairs, buffet; S35; sofa
apd, aHd chair, s25. AK, 1850 and *:
Dining ROOM SUITE. modern. q
piece' excellent condition. WA, ll17.
DEsIss sM sss;l Ss51E ssaa slsS s99 ST. ST.
DINING Room su1rE-wainui' m9 s
pieces, oao9 good condition, reasonable
DINING TaRIr ANN purrET
best offer. Glebe 54os. NaS
DINNER JACKET. white. 3s-4O long.
reasonable. 81. 1860. rs :
DIsHWAsHER, Gen. Electric, port
madateIs aDls s5sd : at 5imss: ss1o must sell in
DRApERiiEEis. lined, Inc, oiaoi for traverse % RODS:
misc. s!-S chairs hlinis; Ex stlS 5s4S used also
DRESS SHOP CLOSING OUT
desks. | swivel chair. manikin
forms. stands. shelving. light wood
paIJ papt5ti9nS; ,G01 very reas, Cali DI,
DRILL PRESS, buzz, Jig and band
saws: TaI Else grinder all with motors.
DRILL PRESS, floor model Sanding
DRuGsToRE FIXTURES for r2 Sale.
GOOD cond., very reaS Apply
SMITHS PHARMACY, l4th and
DUPLICATOR. stencil type. Si5.75
UNITED TYPEWRITER CO.. Sl3
14th st NV.
ELECTRIC RANGE. GE, new guar
antee; autom.; s375. MI. 2142.
ELECTRIC RANGE, L. d H, 3-burn-
er. deep well: good condition: $40
cash. WI 1905 2Ss
FANS-One 3@-in industrial fan; l
1S-inch Office fan. Call OV. l443.
rs
FILM DEVELOPING and printing in
hours: color service; cameras on
credit. BRENNER. 933 Pa. ave. NV
FIRE EXTINCUISHERS = Instant
loaded stream; ant!-freeZe Eyr-
Fyter Call OY l413 -nS