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Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
BY EULEAN WILLIAMS

About eight years ago a small
local All Club was organized
In the Clarendon Community. II
was the first local All Club ever
organized in Columbus County.
The leader was Mrs. Pinkney
Williams. The club met once a
month at the leaders home. A
great deal was learned by the
members from demonstrations
given by the leader, agents and
members. After the program we
usually enjoyed good, clean
wholesome recreation and some
simple refreshments.
One year the club was asked
to put on folkgame called
Glowworm at All Club Week
In Raleigh. Also this was pre-
sented to the Woman'S Break
fast Club of Whiteville and at
the annual picnic of the Home
Demonstration Clubs of Column
bus County.
Ills Siuo "dS NGly PIoSLSS-
sive. The club members were
always striving ITO Make The
Best Better" the All Club mot
to, and did just this. Clarendons'
members received many medals,
awards and honors for their
work. Our club was especially
proud of winning the Recrea-
ton and Rural Arts award in
1852. Clarendon Community All
Club was a great influence to
our community and not only our
community but others for soon
local All clubs were organized
all over the county.
Due to illness in the leaders,
family the Clarendon Club was
discontinued for time Now the
club is back in full swing. Our
new leaders are Miss Patricia
Stephens (former 4-H'er), Mrs.
James Long and Mrs. Pinkncy
Williams. The club now holds
its regular meetings at Miss
Stephens on the 2nd Monday
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
Conrad Fecher
Wins Award

Conrad Fecher was winner of
the award for answering the
Wis Story Hour over VITAE
Saturday morning. Claude Boyd.
manager OF the local Piggy
Wiggly, made the presentation.
The question waS-What Kind
of an Animal? ClucS-Livcs on
water and on land. Builds den on
banks of river. This animal has
fine hair like a cat. Has four
feet webbcd like a Duck. Moth
cr makes nest in Den and lays
eggs and matches them out like
a bird. The young get milk from
the Mothers body like kittens.
The answer - Duckbillcd
Plypus.
Grandma Vi will conclude the
story hour this Saturday morn
ing with question on animals.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
Emerson News
BY OSCAR SOLFS
written For Last Weeks
Edition)

Mr.. and Mrs. b. c. Duncan
were Sunday visitors of Mrs
Noah Duncan at Clarkton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Simmons OF
Beaver Dam were Sunday visit
orS OF Mr. and Mrs. Carl Hin
son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Soles and
children were Sunday visitors OF
MIR. and Mrs. Dillon Nealey.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Soles Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Ruther Lee
Soles Saturday night. They WIS.,
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Dillon Ncalcy
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Soles were
Sunday evening visitors of Mr.
md Mrs. Carl Hinson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Hinson OF
Ccrro Gurdo were Monday night
visitors Of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Hinson.
Miss Sessic Norris is TO re-
turn TO the hospital for treat
wCnt.
Duchery Ncalcy is much inn
proved following an illness.
Mrs. Cora Fowler visited Mrs
MAGIC Norris Saturday.
John CartrCttc was a Sunday
visitor Of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
SolCs.
Ebert Shelley and William
Shelley were here Sunday look
ne AT their tobacco plants.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
Rurfer's


we got a lot Il comment or
last weeks issue starting off ouI
campaign against juvenile delin-
quency. Some will say that il
won't do any good but others
perhaps will see that maybe q
parent or a youngster here and
there will think moment and
some character might be built.
Among those several individu-
ais who called or came by per-
sonally to comment on the issue
was Mrs. w. F. Cox, one of the
oldest and most respected of loo
al residents. Mrs. Cox called tc
say that she thought it was a
fine issue and that she wanted
some extra copies to mail &c
friends.
The issue was in more de-
mand than usual and even tho
ugh our press run was several
hundred more than ordinarily
we still did not have enough tc
so around. Copies were mailed
to school teachers, preachers and
public officials throughout the
county. as will the other issues
on the same subject.
Juvenile delinquency has al
ways been a problem. There has
never been generation that
didn't have some trouble with
It's youngsters. However, crime
committed by the youngsters OF
Today is becoming more and
more frequent and every effort
must be made to curb the rcck-
lcSSneSs.
The Tribune knows that what
II is trying to do is merely a
small splash in a big pond. It
Will take far more to cure the
trouble. But it is our hope that
ministers will see fit to discuss
the problem in the pulpit and
elsewhere. It is our hope that
teachers will face the issue in
claSSrooms and that the man on
the street will listen and learn
more about the menace.
Here i'll Tabor City in the past
two years, we are personally
acquainted with At least 4 dozen
'rlmcS committed by kids. Some
were tctn-agcrS and others
weren't even that old. We have
he problem here just like the
Dig city Stun areas do elsewhere.
The size of the community is not
! cause factor in juvenile delin-
quincy. Il strikes everywhere
md often.
Most of the Juveniles caught in
,rimCS in Tabor City have come
rom unfortunate families. but
lot always. Sometimes the BOYS
rom highly respected families
lave found themselves in trouble
90.
There's no one cure for all the
problem. But perhaps if more OF
Us are aware of the juvenile
problem. and if We listen to the
leaders of the area and get their
thoughts on the possible cure,
perhaps one boy or girl will pro-
1t. If that is true, the effort will
nave been highly successful.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
Armed orces

Army Pvt. Paul Mills, whose
wife, Pat, lives in Tabor City
n. c., recently arrived in Ger
many and is now a member of the
V Corps 254th Field Artillery
Battalion.
Private Mills, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar d. Mills, Route |, is
an ammunition specialist in the
battalion's Battery B. He entered
the Army in February 1854 and
completed basic training at Fort
Jackon, S. c.
Mills was graduated from Ia
Dor City High School in 1919.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
The
I'lypuS.
DR.. Sutton To Speak
At Loris School

DR.. Willis a. Sutton, former
superintendent of the Atlanta.
Georgia schools will be the guest
speaker at the LoriS High School
on Friday morning at 8 o'clock.
Acclaimed by many as one of
the most outstanding lecturers
in the Nation DR.. Sutton will
speak TO teachers and lay citi-
zens at the Conway Elementary
School at 7:30 o'clock Thursday
night.
His topic for the address in
Conway will be Parents Grow
ing Up With Your Children"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
LADIES NIGHT HELD
MONDAY BY ROTARY

Rotary CLUB members enter
aimed their wives al Ladies
Night Monday al HoskinS Res
iaurant in observance OF the Ro-
.ury Clubs Golden Anniversary.
The Rev. Paul Carruth. pastor
pi The ST. Paul Methodist
Church was guest speaker. Al
Williams served as master Of
ceremonies.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
urman History
Gift Library
BY Conway Man

A copy of "Furman University
"A History" has been presented
ON behalf of Furman University
10 the Horny County Memorial
Library by DR.. Eugene c. Proct-
or. of Conway. an alumnus of
Furman.
Written by DR.. r. y. Daniel,
Cean emeritus of Furman. the
289-pagc book describes high
lights in the UnivcrSity'S history
since its founding in 1926. The
book was privately printed by
the University.
Beginning in Edgcficld. Fur
man was subsequently located at
High Hills of Sautcc and al
NIuusbovo before moving to
Greenville in 1851. 1t is the
mother OF the Southern Baptist
Theological Seminary, Louis
Vile. Ky, the latter having been
IN outGrowtn OF the department
ii theology at Furman IN 1889.
Furman has begun construc-
ton OF a Sl5,O00,OOO new camp
us on a 100 acre tract five miles
north of the Greenville district
IN an effort 10 begin use Of the
new campus not later than 1857.
"Furman has 4 close aSsocia-
ton with Horny county" DR..
Proctor said in pointing out that
six students from the county
were enrolled At FUrman during
the first semester and some 81
former students now reside in
the county"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

Bobby c. Rogers was recently
commissioned as First Lieuten-
ant at Parrin Air Force Base,
Sherman. Texas where he is
serving rs instructor in Jet
School. 4 son of Mr.. and Mrs.
X. X. Rogers. Jr. of this city,
1t. Rogers was graduated from
the Tabor City High School and
attended Catawba College for
two and one half years. The local
man enlisted in the Air Force
January 1, 1851. He graduated
from Radar School. Denver. Col
Orado and completed Cadet
School at Barlow, Fla. receiv-
ing wings in Victoria, Texas in
1858. 1t. Rogers is married to
the former Jane Roberts of Fay
etteville.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
Doris Spivey
Makes Honor Roll

Miss Doris Spivcy made the
honor roll for the winter quarter
al East Carolina College ofiici-
ais have announced.
Miss Sp!vCy, a junior at ECC.
is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
cliff Spivcy Of Tabor City.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

Mrs Liston New entertained
Ter bridge club at her home on
Tuesday evening at which time
Mrs. Fred M. Jcrnigan received
the high score award.
Others playing were Mrs.
Marion Baxter, Mrs. Richard
Gordon, Mrs. Grover Hardce.
Mrs. James Brice, Mrs. Arthur
Prince, Mrs. Lloyd Hips and
Mrs. Cecil Mercer.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

Mr.. and Mrs. F. F. Thompson
spent the weekend in Charlotte
where they visited their daugh-
ter. Mrs. Alan Eaton. and Mr..
Eaton. Mrs. Eaton is improving
Al Presbyterian hospital where
she underwe nt surgery.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
NOTICE

Everyone Interested in the
beauty Of the PrinceviIIe Gene
tery Is urged TO attend the ceme-
terry on Thursday, March 10 and
help clean IL ND.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

The meeting was closed by the
group repeating the Lords Pray
er and refreshments by Mrs.
Ernestine Gore.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09
WBTW Program Guide Channels

TUESDAY. MARCH 10
AIS Test Pattern
4:45 Back To God
500 Southern Hospitality
$50 Spaceship CO
900 Documentary Theatre
$50 Weathervane
6:35 Early Show
TOO Lone Ranger
7:30 Slim Minis
800 Eddie Cantor
$50 Climax
$50 Dragnet
1000 Lux Video Theatre
HOO News and Weather
HOS Sign Off
FRIDAY, MARCH IL
AIS Test Pattern
4:45 TBA
500 Movie Matinee
$50 Cartoon Carnival
600 Documentary Theatre
$50 Weathervane
6:35 Early Show
7:30 Southeast Almanac
800 Mama
$50 Life of Riley
900 Loretta Young
$50 The Lineup
1000 Friday Night Fights
l0:45 Jan Murray Time
HOO News and Weather
HOS Sign Off
SATURDAY. MARCH IL
2:30 Test Pattern
800 Pro Basketball
500 Double Feature
700 Sound Stage
$3.50 Break The Bank
900 Two For the Money
$50 Big Town
1000 Soldier Parade
1890 Wrestling
ll:30 News and Weather
ll:36 Sign Off
SUNDAY, MARCH Is
2:30 Test Pattern
$3.50 Now and Then
$3.50 Adventure
400 The American Week
400 The Search
500 Scream Play
600 This Is the Life
6:30 Better Living Theatre
ZOO People Are Funny
7:30 Private Secretary
300 Toast of the Town
900 Comedy Hour
1000 Father Knows Best
1920 ChriStopherS
ll:00 News and Weather
HOS Sign Off
MONDAY. MARCH II
AIS Test Pattern
i:45 Industry on Parade
500 Movie Matinee
$50 Kit Carson
600 Documentary Theatre
$50 Weathervane
$50 Early Show
7:l5 Parade on Quartets
7:30 TBA
7:i5 Cabaret
300 Burns and Allen
$50 Voice of FireStone
$50 I Love Lucy
$50 December Bride
1000 Late Show
100 News and Wea ther
HOS Sign Off
TUESDAY, MARCH Is
AIS Test Pattern
4:45 What's Your Trouble
800 Southern Hospitality
$50 SpaceShip ca
600 Documentary Theatre
$50 Weathervane
6:35 Early Show
1:3O Juniper Junction
800 Life With Father
$50 Meet CorlisS Archer
900 Sound Stage
1000 Danger
1920 It's A Great Life
100 News and Weather
Hos Sign Off
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 16
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-03-09

Ais Test Pattern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05
HELP-DoMEsTIc Gent. !

GENERAL H0USEWORK-COOK. 1--we
in, . children. modern rambler. nc
ironing: salary open: recent refer.
ences. OIL. ASH
G.H.W., 1--we In, good with children;
recent city ref; Thurs. and every
o!her Sun. on. 10. 4-71s0.
dys. re eeDf ios sIei refefenees e rea
adalts, ] child: S27.50. Call after
8 pm, EN-. 2-0055.
CIV. anu cooking, live IN; must
have experience and recent refer
ences; Thurs. and every other Sun
oi- w wo; 70 s.35os . .s,,..,N ii a.
ppreierred; Silver Spring area. 10
CIV. AND COOKING. good with
children: live in: extra help EN-
ployed: good recent refs: Thurs.
day and every other SUNDAY OIL
CIV, COOKING. fond of children
$40. Wo. $1,000. 10
have refs; 5a days. $40 vk. JU
G stSsoi exp. With children;
one who appreciates good home; S3E
per wk. Call OIL. 1900. -
MAID, colored, live In, g.h.w., child
care; SEQ. RA. 6-2170.
MAID. Bethesda VIC. who drives cal
tSas furn;l; $40: g.h.w., cook. Cal
MAID, s neat. intelligent. experienced S
in e.h.w. and fond of children
Tuesdays and Fridays, Bethesds
area; refs and health card REQUIRED
HoUsEKEEPER. able to turn hous,
into home for widower and 2 school.
age girls; live in, 10. 3-67lS. -
LIGHT UPSTAIRS HOUsEWORK, ex.
perisuced with children. reference
and health card required; live in
heir employed. Salary. $40 week
LIVE IN. 25-45 yrs. OF age; house.
keeping, plain cooking; / child;
exper., with recent local references
Thurs; aft. and every other Sunday
WHITE LADY, over rs, to live. In
care for children and Inv. Other
help employed. Ton salary. OIL. f.
Ot6l %
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05

PIANO, Baldwin Acrosonic. Larges
size. Mahogany spinet, and bench
! owner. Pvt. family. Sells new
$500. Price S495a NO, 7-fs624. lit
PIANOS-Benchea $40 tnewl: ney
Lester spinets, consoles; small Knab
s uRe sas % Writ sSnes e SEP
apt. uprt.. S4S5: steinway grand re
duced, $500. Free bench. free del
PAUL ooLIBAE ESss I I,,, q c sG nj 1
' ssssls.o s.as ss ss.nf k Fl 'i isS
PIANOS-Rent frst-buy later plan
famous make pianos: yours to try
only SIS month on our famous
RENTAL PURCHASE plan: KITS
1890 q st. nv, RE; T-8212: p
age. 500. delivered free. Also refer.
g-cu, IT. WESTINGHOUSE with freezer
chest. $685.. 222 O st. NV. RE z
PIANO Ss Hugo worch spinet: full key.
board. $3.50: playpeh, stroller. HA
-2.94s4. before : pm: ID
cut thread. fixtures. BLOCKS, INC.
l746 Lee hwy. IA. $500.
RADIO AND nv test equipment ant
some stock. Good condition. Ca!
RADIO Cow CsoSMpoNENTs-15-in. speak
er, in-base reflex cabinet, $40. AT
ter Z PM, 10; 5;,2545: ~,
table. top perfect condition.: SIS
RANGE, Iiec. tFrigidare). 4s-inch
used less than l VI. Reasonable. JE
REFRRifGiERATOR, table top mode
3Na It. high. about 4-cu. It, Idea
for small kitchenette; new list prict
SfSg.50; used mo. Take S75. AID
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES; gas; S2I
Lee hwy; 1919 i9od BALTIC. ave-. WA
REFRIGRATORS. GE ant. size, $40
guar and del DUNMARK. 413t
Ga ave NV. To 2-4S31 -
REFRiGERATOR and washing ma
chinesi used; rebuilt, painted: 81;
up: some guar. year. FREDER
IcK'S. INC. 1905 14th st. NV.
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sITUATloNs-poMEsTlc

HOUSEKEEPER, white, reliable Prot
estant; do not use tobacco. drink or
swear; good cook: live in. perma-
nent; elderly person or couple pre-
ferred; pleasant personality; S25-
$50 wk. Reply Box 394-x. Star:
--6
GIRL desires work five days; child
WISH sssH II 10 PLACE Place my dependable
nursemaid in Fairlinston area. Ex-
cellent with children: reliable and
trustworthy. XII. s-5G27. -
GIRL; colored. wishes dsywork.
eSle. R ssfshe ST. aa a1e7 9ne depend
GIRL, colored. desires child care and
Inv; :. days week. ME. s-6Ss6. :.
LADY, colored, desires 3 days work
or 4 hours each morning. G.H.W
c III aaiRea GIRL wishes job. baby sit.
tins, or house work. Tel: Du. 2
COIoRED GIRL desires s.h.v. BY
day or week. References. NO. 2
coIORED GIRLS on hand waiting
for work BY mr.. day. or wk. Refs,
o " sias2 GIRL will take care of
children asaat : days week. references
c 81 lES'o WOMAN wishes s.h.v..
cooking: live In Or out. City refer
WOMAN. reliable. wants
days work, Wednesday. Thursday,
Saturday. Excel. worker. AID. 2-0S06.
WOMAN desires work for
WEEDS; cleaning. ironing; reference
Call Ia. 9-1104 after 1880 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05
FlagStone and Stone

Porches, patios. walks, retaining
walls. tile drainage: also. water
ANGELO MARcuccIo. Ju. s-176.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05
siTUATloNS-MEN

lCHAUFFEUR- HoUSEMAN, yard man;
reliable colored man; d. C. ref. tn
C0NsTRUCTIoN FIELD timekeeper
references, or construction rodman
middle age. EN-. 2-4179.
CONSTRUCTION SUPERINTENDENT
IL yrs exper.. age AZ: available
now best references. WA. 7-S690
GEN. CLERICAL. exper. tipping, tar
Aims and auditing; perm. LII: J.
PURCHASING AGENT. college back.
ground: 14-yrs.' exper. steel. car.
pentry, cleo. plumbing. ETC.; age 49,
turn: refs. Call 10. 2-6311. -
SALESMAN. any established line; sal.
airy or draw against comm. Lu. l.
SECRETARY, exper.; age 80: full OF
part time; shorthand 100 w.p m. Call
Elk. 3-2S45 before noon. -
tsrnate week ends; p. G; drivers
MARRIED. 81. unhappily empl. Exper
in selling, merchandising, bkpg., and
steno.: desires position with oppor
particularly willing to learn pub. rel,
and locating in Bethesda Silver Spg
area, Box Oily, Star. So
COLORED MAN wants Job OF any
kind; no drivers permit. 10, l-1lS4
COLORED BOY wants work. dish.
washer or work in store. will take
any kind of lob, Ii, 7-3523.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05

To be trained for face treatments in
exclusive salon: excellent opportu-
nifty, must have hairdresser's license
Phone ME. S-2274 for interview. -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05

Receptionist- Typist, SOS
JANE BuRCH. Room 900, Bond BLDG
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-05

Porches. .patios. walks. retaining
walls: tile drainage: also. water
A StafI1S MARcuccIo. yu. s-17e.
FLOOR SANDING. finish: new. &c 50
IT,: old. i0c up. c.. L, HINSoN, ] ii
Yuma st. Sc 10 1-3475. g.
FormStone, OIL. 4-2200
f Homes AND BUS BGs1N 8a Places eEs
GENERAL coNTRACToRs. Re
service; ali work guaranteed. cal
ewes. and sun. RE. f-2350. Restor-
ine old buildings our specialty. -
LAWN MOWER SHARPENING and re.
pair; Call for and deliver. 10
MAINTENANCE MAN. any worl
around house or ground. TooMER
PAfNT Iss pAPERrNG. PLASTER.
ING. any size Job, white mech. &c
KS Mr.. sT Fiis i:s y ya 3 B4 e sn'
PAINTING. interior and exterior
Low price. DU. 7-19l4 -
PAINTING. decorating, int. ext.
rsss; rates: expsr, white meehs
p AMIN ~ PA Perm special price.
now. latest designs. best materials
good clean work guar. LA. 6-l65S
PAINTING-Interior, exterior: car.
pentry. brickwork. general bldg. ane
p gsPnae wG sapE Esnsss Iaona lsG re-
pair and painting. olastering. Cal
IL.
PAINTING, interior and exterior. low.
est rates In town. white mechanics
pest Of references: free estimates
p IN me- pApERrNc, scRApT IN
first-ciass workmanship, work don,
Immediately. MR.. POAT. RA. 3-5643
PAINTING and decorating. interior
and exterior 1st-class work ct reas
prices. EN-. 2-3949. after pm.
PAPER HANGING-Prompt. courte
men; reas. HINES. AID. 2-5sss.
PAPERING, $40 and up. this weel
only; 1855 sunfast washable papers
RA. 3-7393, Ju. 9-760S.
PAPERING. $40 room up. sunfast
white mechanic. RA. 10000. ~
PAPER NOW--Low prices, Al work
new samples; interior painting; fret
estimates. JU. 5-0745. Ill
waterproofing. IRE.
proofing. wall scrapinR: free esti.
ates Ii 4-7439 Ii. 7-9057 --b
MASTERING, patching. any size job
large or small, neat work. HO: 2
PLAsTERNG REPAIRS. patchwork
alter. and additions. exper. white
mechs.; reas. RA. 6-693S. Ill
PLUMBING. HEATING. repairing. re-
model. new work. Free estimates
Prompt service. RIA. 3-f'428. Ii. e.
4432. 30
PLUMBING. heating, remodeling and
and new work; water heaters, start
ing at 500, installed; gas hot-watei
furnaces, as low IS $500. completely
installed: 1-day service: gas appli-
ances financed. Phone HU. 3-7025
-
ROOFING. all types: cutters. spouts
general sheet metal work. A D
THOMAS, WA 7-7352
ROOFING, all types. cutters. spouts
roof painting. NATIONAL Thinning
& ROOFING CO.. RA. 3-649S. Ill
ROOFS REPAIRED and painted, Gut.
ters and spouting. Call HAMILTON
RE 6-ff6f36 lii
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MlscELLANEoUs FoR SALE

Gas RANGES. new. used, repairs. oil,
1Oll 18th st. NV. Ma. s-sa52.
GAS RANGES, USED
APARTMENT SIZES .---- SIT
36-N TABLE TOPS S2t
Ideal tor summer homes and remod.
cling Jobs PEERLESS SALES co.
GEMSTONES
Write or come In for free sample
Rodin Jewelry Cleaner.
ROBIN JEWELs-S08 nth st. NV
GENERATORS, STARTERS. $3.50 up.
lee. assert; cleo. motor repairs. 4lst
VI. Carly, 1908 18th, NO. 7-0224
HEATERS. new. used teas. oil. coal,
sT eS iSii TX TSes n.w D' IA s.sss2 s
ICE SKATES, Iady's size 4. white,
figure. SO: excellent cond. CAN Wo
KITCHEN CABINET AND TABLE,
IS. RIA. 3-0279.
LADDER. extension. wooden, SO IT,,
S25. ia. 2-9fn5.
LAWN ROLLER, 40-ft. wood ladder
4 metal lawn chairs. excellent con-
dition. EN-. 3-S5S2.
LIVING RIM. SUITE, complete, Al
cond.: all pieces for only SS5.
LUMBER. approx. 500 BID. IT.: four,
six and eight quarters; sale In bulk:
S75. LO 4-S279. II
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REPAIRS AND SERVICE Cont

ADDITIONS. ALTERATIONS. porches,
jalousies. kitchen moderated recr
rms. complete remodeline service;
no money down, 3fi mos. TO pay
SECO SALES JU S-30l0 EN-
2-Ss49. dav or night.
CIRCULATING - Alterations. FIRE.
places. patios, walks, all types ma.
sonry. A. FAGNANI, 10. 2-l9e4.
BRICK WORK. chimneys and IRE.
places and garages. r. c. SPACH
TIE. t-263b. oV. 3-gS61.
BRICKWORK. walls. steps, porches,
chimneys. and al repairing; nrs G
BRICKWORK, new and repair; reas.
prices; flrst-class workman; no job
too small. Mr.. KANE. 10. 2-1a3l.
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DOGS. PETS. ETC.
FARM AND GARDEN

TOPs0IL for sale. bushei or load lots
Suitable for greenhouses. Phone
Whitehall 9-7669 Ill
GARDEN FLOWING and disking, large
or small Jobs; free estimates. Cal
MR.. BROWN. IA, g.40T9, Iii
BLUEGRASS SOD delivered to your
JOB. You lay Il and save. Terms II
desired. GREENWICH FARM MUIR
sERY. LU. 2-49S0.
TOP SOIL Very good soil for lawns
and green hcrses; very reasonable,
A ~ Al ,yioofErs. in full bloom.
TOfSOIL. biuestone, MI dirt. sod
and landscaping, manure and road
gravel. so. S-67S0. 10
AZALEAs. hardy fleid Grown. all col.
ors and sizes. ESQ 18th st. ne
SLUpGE, MI dirt. TOD soil. bluestone.
road gravel: hauling. grading. Mr..
HARTUNG, 10. 2-Sg74
inE land CLEARING. free ssfimstes
Call ON 4-eh33: night. AP. 7-OhHs
TREE REMOVAL 50 Up: topptng.
yard work. -. b-0f2e: ~. s.s007.
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Camping Supplies

BUY WHILE PRICES ARE Low
Canteens, 69c. mess kits. SOC
ponchos. CSC tdamagedl: 2-burnel
stoves. $3.50 value. S12. Tents
bargains. J, H. GICfiNER, 2513 N
st. NV, Elk. 3-3527.
CLOTHING, mems suits and spor.
coats. size rs to Az: weil-knoWT
brands JE. 2-9397. Ill
CRANE, Lima paymaster with 60-ft
dragline Call TO. 9-6145. LII
DEF FREEZE, 1855 Philco. IA Gu
Gu. It. upright, still in crate, $479. 95
sell. S325.85,. deliv'd. RA. 3-7737.
DESK, executive. mahogany. goot
condition. $40. Call Oh. 1888
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MIscEL. FOR aALs Gent.

BEDROOM set, two Hollywood beds.
headboards, dresser. mirror. lamps:
S115. RE. 7-2646. Ext. T06. &c
BENGAL tiger-skin rug. Mounted in
India. AID. 2-5320 after 8 pm. -
BICYCLE. Raleigh Superb Racer
Lincoln 1868.
BRAKE. sheet metal: heavy S-ft.. IA
gauge; reas.: call after 10 am. Sun.
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