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ooLotkn-cnoifn N.w..-immae
Nv. incl, parklng, elirlency
~, 90 ealh, Adaiss' ma
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Laos nM., twin BEDS. pvt. bath.
NiI1nNn, NV rm.s Nno0 nafkIn1
space and ifanln az A-os 5d'
1914 rALtAnf N.u-Les. lfonl
saal,. h@o. 'sdl..i,fS ds's@ s''4hi
asa KANSAS ava. N,w~~chlld
hoiplilS Rk' 6-ai01
oulKI, CLAN no0M AND
NiICINNNIfN water. rniaf and
Naa stove cow. tranw. II. v
$3.50
e1lh ftth 81. N.u,-Nlce placs.
lga room rtIu. aink; clean, COM
forlnhl9i low rent, Ap, f-lAfh,
1850 KkNfOk NV. =. Desirable
enc, VIII F.iIF sriii' iink !
i1ts LANlkn rLAcg N.W.-tes,
I'm, refgf, al utila. fufn,, aHie
500 able. $40. ard 4. III,
ie1e PARK M. .N.w.-beautlful
bachelor apt stove. refnf,. gsry
Attfac. fufn.; t4a no. ADJ, 3.
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ae2t .oth ~. s.Es-Modern 3-rm.
LoYoHBY NAL EsTATE' 500
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FARM AND GARDEN

HAY-Orchard Grass. $50 per ton;
iespedesa. S36 per ton; In S-ton
lots or more. Call CIR. 3-0173.
HEYGER FARMS-For tree ripened
peaches, fresh-picked sweet corn,
local cantaloupes and vegetables
mile north Of colesville. Nd.
on Route 20.
TOMATOES, SWEET CORN, pep
perS, eucumbers and other veGe-
tables. Cal Dunkirk 6-7ba9.
TOPsOIL. dark rich loan; ideal
for lawn. flowers and shrubbery;
l y tons. SIC del. CHI. s-74S7.
TOR SOIL, handspring, beautiful
lawns . specially. Pre- estimates.
Reasonable prices. cE. 6-43o6,
RICH TOPsOIL, dry sludge, al
dirt. blue stone. grayel; trees re-
moved, logs cut, RI. b-4Sg6,
VERY GOOD rich topsoii for lawns
and greenhouses; very reasonable.
FORD TRACTOR, wJrear blade
hammer knife, sickle bar. rec
mowers. THE WILBAR Co, Slbs
Jefferson-Davis hwy, OF. 4-0OeO
TRACTORS - New INC Parmall
tractors and euuip.; indus. wheel
tractors. baekhoe and leaders.
Mccullough chain saws. parts and
service, Used INC Cub tractor
and EQUIP; Model n tractor with
plov and eultivAtor: AL 9S
mower: so T INC balsr. 90 INC
combine: (. s and 2 n. disk har-
rows and cab mowers. p. n
MOORE. Us. No. sol. hAiAuAel-
vile, Nd, CT, e-elsl,
Tractor & Equipment Sale
INC 500. Utility Tractors
FarmAil $50 Tractors
Baekhoes and Leaders
Movers. Rotary and Hammer KNIFE
MALONEY'S, INC.
e1ae oeorgia Ave, silver sprlnR
JU, S-3aS9
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$3.50 Day Per Person
Lee. dble; rms; 70 81 per day, STA
weekly up maid sery,. ldry. facils
BLK. on Conn. 2 blks. MAY
flower walk dntn. 1925 18th 81
nv. ~; 2-7199. RE. T-6i1s OF
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COLUMBIA RID. and nth st. NV
2 bedrms., reception rm.. ltv. Tm-
din. kit, bath, porch elevator;
$50 .60-S94.50 mo. CO. $500.
COLUMBIA RID, NV I4eI--Liv
rm., bedrm; Kit bath, psh.; elev
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DANA PL. NV. 53O5--2 bedrms.,
", rm Inc; din, area Ss,,, kit cR sass:
BAUGH, INC, Wo. 6-l3o4.
DOUGLAS 81. NE, 2f6-Modern
duplex: 2 lge, rms. Ice. scr. porch;
Sd2 mo-, heat and hot water incl. t;
excel eond;s si sTEpAET BERosa
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CONN. AVE. DUPONT CIRCLE
AREA-Entire a., apt. or COM
mercial; 3 rms. kitchen and bath;
elev bldg: 2 parking lots adj,
ideal for accountant, mfgr. rep,
lawyers etc. Call Ma e-560O,
3 am. 70 3 pm. After 5 pm.
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H0tel
1910 n CIT Al III
HAWTHORNE HOTEL

2l34 q ST NV
For summer comfort. cool rooms
with window fans and air-cond. !,
modern baths with showers spa
cious lounge with TV
24-hr switchboard and desk serv.
ice. Elevator and maid service:
cool outside patio for guests
WHY. single Sl2.s5; dbl. $3.50
DAILY sinsIe; $500, dbl. $3.50
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rooms, HOUSEKEEPING

DUPONT CIR.--Housekeeping and
sleeping rms. dbles and sgles
ls2l 18th st. nv. and 1416 Goth
So. NV.
GIRARD ST. NV. I1BO-very At
tracttve 'front.' Ink. room: only
5000 wk.; also sgle. "a VII.
MASS. AVE. NV. Ie00--Froni
cor. rm.; md n. enc. unit. pvt,
D. maid sery. no, 2-05Sa.
P ST. NV. I140 fThe churehiiiI--
Large rm., elec. refer. and stove
mr.. bath. SIS VIZ. NO T-as6s.
4I9 6th ST. S.w.--Lge. rm. sink,
$3.50 Vi M. 5000.
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GBORGETOWN > 2-bedroom apt.
$3.50 Cue st Nv For further Sstthnr In
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aOoms IURn-mD..vA.
ROOMS FURnlsHED-R.E.

COL0RED - Large corner room,
privs.. child accepted. M, Bennine
shop. ctr. Call LU. 1-0403.
COLORED = EMPL. CHRISTIAN
LADr-Front rm.. pvt. home;
privils.: COW. trans. Box Boom.
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HARVARD 81. NV, I43f-2-bed-
Tm. apt. with pch;; redee.; dntn.
loo; SOS mo-, incl. utils.. adults
| nnlN Res mar Ant. "a
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COOL. outside rooms, S4.75 week
up; optional. breakfast, SOS: din-
ner, $40; bus, cars. H0. 2-9612.
THE WESTMINSTER
1907 18th ST NV no 2-672O
Singles Doubles-T Beds-Fan
TV. Lobby. Maid Serv. Run Water
Daily 40 so up---Wkiy AS. 80 IN
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HAY--orchArd Grass. $50 per ton;
timothy hay. $22.50 per ton
lespedesa. S20 per ton; in 3-ton
lots or more. Call OR. 3-0173.
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

BEDROOM. dining rm. contents Of
home. cash. We do moving, stor-
age: reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937
l7'
BOOKS BOUGHT - Any quantity
ALBION BOOK SHOP. 176S Pa
ave NV ST 3-669S
DIAMOND JEwELRY Of any de-
seription: sold, silver: cash paid
ERNEST BuRR. 614 18th st. NV
FURNITURE-wanted today good
furniture any amount Also want
refrigerator. eas stove and piano
Call Mr. GRADY, Ma. s-267e.
PIANOS, ALL STYLES
WE PAY HIGHEST CASH PRICES
Call Day or Night. JU 9-3039
STEAMER TRUNK and large ward
robe trunk. Call OIL. 4.7921
after $3.50 pm,
LARGE's SHOP AND sWAP-oood
furn. apt.-siHe stoves, 5129 Bait.
ave; Hyatts. AP. 7-b07N. WA.
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flLl{lslosl.-N,s y. lnsR IA, e.',.l I, \
EzRzs96 eo.s ,alol. os' q:
Hive tEiA i'6 is.llss
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6OoMs FURHIsRED--R.W.

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1888 RiEss pl.-
2 exec. sgle. studio rms; pvt
bath; grill: $3.50 ca. Monday
DUPONT CIRCLE--Large attrac,
single, semipvt. bath: refer.
gentleman; 1762 Church. NO.
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ROOMS WANTED

E OR 3 UNFURN. ROOMS Win pvt.
bath, vic, 18th and X SITS. through
% American Univ. ok, NV. Re-
nned. quiet, employed Govt. lady.
Box 1921, star.
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ABS. unEuRNlsnEp--p. 6.



s4Ib Iath 81, Nv srd as
S7sssst is 81 sA's .a Sesso ne NO
aest s8th ST, s.E.-Modern a-rm
apt: utilf. furn,. 500 30. Will
LoYoH1ss,y | REAL ESTATE 500
I2ie iRth ST. NV. Art, ss-ons
rm.. lit. and bath only SAB
mo, Avail. nov. 10 inspect les
janltor on call KOoNE6 a MONT
oOMERY, INC, DI, 7-23f2,
Dos KENNEDY ST. NV rms.
bath. fuily redec. nvt. ruas. rent:
s0e, 80, incl, utiis, III, $1,000.
AN EXCEPTIONAL 2-bedrm. apt
Call rental once, Tu, $4,000,
oNE-YEAR LEAsE, guar. agalnsl
snc lns Sedrm' sp SSp jo' so.ois9
AVAIL. SEPT. i--No. s0i A g
ne, 2 bedrms., hv. rm.. ~.
s ssss' 70 sse csp aRS a aSs Union ssa
s ssiRl.soSL k.isEl.s az. hiss. S S.n : .
$500 WIS. AVE. N,W.--i-bedrm-
apt. with din. rm.. $50 mo-, utils.
through Fri, Janltor on premises
EXECUTIVE APIS. 340l 10Th 81
NV; SIS .b0--Lae. apt. Of 3 rms,
foyer kit bath. See Apt. 80 o.
casa 18th ST. N.W.-s7S
3 Rms. Kit, Bath; Good Loo.
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA, $4,000
a33 KENNEDY ST. N.w-sb5
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. $500
Mod. $50 1891 v lS,s ~ 81 y. wv adults:
w sInsi NooSfoh sE 1TrYIH' Ra "a. 81 $500
3fs DELAFIKLD PL. NV
Rms, Kit, Bath, Scr. Porch
WASHINGTON RLTY,, RA, 3-SS0o
is47 MASS, AVE. Sc, APT,
9 Rms, Kit, Bath. Heated: s6e SO
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. $500
CAPITOL HILL APIS.
1871 q ST. NE.
Attractive enc. apt; 500 so. utlls.
Bldg.; modern slev. bldg. See iani-
HERBERT HARVEY, INC.
912 nth st. NV. RE. 7-l6oo
GENERAL SCOTT
NO. SCOTT CIRCLE NV.
AIR-CONDiTIONED
Liy. rm., dressing closet, kit. and
bath: Ss7 so, utii. incl.
24-hr. elev. and switchboard serE-
ice.
SEE RESIDENT MANAGER
HO. 2-O500
I725 EAST CAPITOL ST.
2 rms, kit, bath; redee.: S4b.
25Ol n ST. Sc,
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APIS. UkFuRhlShED-D. G.
CALVERT ST. NV, 1913 tQoth-
ems saE Ee 10 r insT bs s, Ano obe sS1n,
Moaps N K. Il RRuPSsEsfRTl.. H sT ASA
CAPITOL HILL EFFICIENCY: patio:
2 blocks Old House once Building;
CA. .4-3121, Ext. 3051. Nieht, EN-.
CAPITOL HILL. rs och ST. Ne
Two lge; rms, 2 closets. Kit. bath,
i iS1sS; '1 Can 'f Ii. $3.50 Ssl an0
COLUMBIA RID. and nth st. NV
2 bedrms., reception rm.. liv. rm-
So 80 seth mo- p0r'ceo . si s7Sso
COLUMBIA RID, NV l4eI--Liv
rm., bedrm., kit. bath, peh.; elev
apt; S65-S70. CO. 5-773O.
CONN. AVE-. DUPONT CIRCLE
AREA--Entire A., apt. or COM
mercial: rms. kitchen and bath;
elev bldg: 2 parking lots adj,
ideal for accountant, MFR. rep
lawyers etc, CAL Ma s-5s00'
Du 7.4siO' 80
DANA ~. NV, 5305---2 bedrms.,
liv. rm,, din. area. kit, bath:
BAUdH, INC, wo. 6-ise4.
DOUGLAS ST. NE, 216-Modern
duplex: lge, rms. Ice. scr. porch;
Sd2 mo-, heat and hot water incl
t SASeL NJ opuaa6s III 1.sA9I H~9''
GBORGETOWN = 2-bedroom apt.
$3.50 Que ct NV For further In
formation, call Elk. 3-6s50
HARVARD sT. NV, I43a-2-bed-
rm. apt. with pch;; redee.; dntn.
loo: S6b mo-, incl. utils., ADULTS
only Res. mer.i Apt. "a,
n ST. NV, eI0---1 room. Kit, and
bath; $50 80. RAYMOND r. RuP-
PERT. 1017 7th st. NV" ST
HAWAII AVE-, near N. Capitol
nice rms, kit, bath IN mod, 8.
family BLDG: $3.50 per mo. Incl
heat end hot water Locker and
BROS, INC, DI. 7-2434, DI.
H0LBRQOK ST, NE. l520--Mod-
kit.. BATH. heat, hot water and A.
Il refgr. for S54 so Also locker
and laundry ETEUART BROS.
INC. DI. 7-s6g5, D1. 7-2434
N. CAPITOL ST, 4si5 - FREE
PARKING: wired for AIR coND. +.
1-bedrm. apt: Ssl, incl. all utilSs
TRACY CO.. HU. 3-ee6l
sOMERsET PLACE NV. HOS
s s SS .o cor ,,s aPs R Rswls sC sss
sEMIDETACHED DUPLEX, bed
rm.. llv. rm. dinette, kit, bath.
immaculate; Sc; $50 mo. EM
Z-J4uI,
WALTER REED vTO, 40 Cedar
! 81. n.w.-Liv, rm.. din. rm., bed
rm.. kit. bath; ser. pch.: LIST d..
apt, BLDG SOS. RA. 3-150S,
1890 MISSOURI AVE. NV
br IT., din. rm- L, and b. mod.
bldg: COW. loo: corner apt: re-
dec: $40 so, incl. all utils. RE
/ 7-5275, OIL. 4-743i.
1916 Isth ST. N,W.-very large
N 5ESSi RRDrc s5i fSsta' s sFsy.
slcE only only s1S G also ,sS:, rms E T..
s Sssn ~ resSaent mansser Or
can DU. 7-f432.
lIea2 CONNECTICUT AVE. Nv
3 hedrms., living rfn., kitchen
and bath. Keys In beauty parlor.
| HAoNKR a co. pE. $4,000.
la19 LEBAUM ST. sB.--Idv. rm-.
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ROOMS FuRR-s.E-SW.
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

CoL0RED--ROOM. NICELY FUR
Kit. PRIVILEGES. 735 10th st. 50
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D0as, PETS, ETe.

BEAGLE PUPs: excel, huntine
sScuS 10 inch ssss: SIS ana 'T up
Browning S-S444,
BEAGLE PUPPY. male, perfect
short-hafred net for children
Sormed shots. Axe registered
OIL. 5-3obb.
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i19 LEBAUM ST. S-B.--Liv. rm-.
gin On !. s XII IA sedr'n ,a s no, eat :,
$50 so, utiis. included. 10.
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l705 PENN. AVE. NV.
Several vacant and desirable one.
room and bath units available.
$45 Month--All Utilities
Keys in store on nrst floor.
1891 L ct. NV, Ma. s.o3s4
A, 8, GARDINER a Co, INC.
C0L0RkD--INGLEsIDE TERRACE
19te--Rm. with porch. furn, on
uniurns M. bath. Reas. DE-. g
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HAWAII AVE-, near N. Capitol
nice rms, kit, bath IN mod, s.
family bldg: S56.50 per mo-. Incl.
heat end hot water. Locker and
laundry in basement. sTEUART
BROS. INC DI. 1884, DI.
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1879 18th ST. NV downtown
bldg. with ? rms, kit, bath; units
tncluding utilities. Reasonable rent.
Key IN hsmt or call NO. T-6Il1.
3, ?. SAUL CO. R2b 18th st. nv
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CALVERT ST. NV, 1915 tQoth-
ist q. SCI so Incl mel heat; i-bedrm i
apt, $3.50 See ianitor, RAY
MOND n. RUPERT, ST 3-S4s4
CAPITOL HILL EFFICIENCY: patio:
2 blocks Old House once Building;
remodeled Colonial GERHART,
CA. 1921, Ext. 3051. Night, EN-.
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1915 i7th ST. N.W.-very largl
N sFSR1 RFTRDrco ii sstn' , ,Tsv
bldg: only S75: also 2 rms. kit.
bath with din foyer To In.
speet see resident manaeer Of
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15
Helene Didn't
Bother The Fish

Hurricane Helene which stir-
red up u lot Of wind and water
as it skirtcd past the South
Carolina Coast. failed 20 scare
the fish or distract the anglers.
VINO continued to enter Drizc-
winning catches in the So .OOC
.NESCAR Fishing Rodco.
All twelve commercial FISHING
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15
A Stream Shows
Many Faces

one day an angry fool. max
ing waste in its path an
other day, lciSurely stream
that builds up fishing fever
still another day, perhaps little
more than a tricklc.
A stream shows many faces
changing from day To day. week
to week, year 10 year.
Each. like a person, has its
own personality. Each. like {
person, takes time to know. II
may take years TO learn the true
traits of ony.
Let's look at vital statistics OF
some streams picked at random
from records obtained in the
cooperative gaging program oil
the State Department Of Con.
Scrvatiun and Development anC
the U. S. Geological Survey.
rakcc Flshini Creek. a trib.
utary Of the Tar River in East
'crn Carolina. At point neal
Enfield, the highest flow record
ed IS l52.25O gallons per second
That was on July ~. 1919. L
has been measured as low as
/ - gallons per sccond-on Sept
FL, 1854. over m my years IT'S
flow haas averaged 3,7lOO gallons
Ipcr second.
Now ,o". at Haw River, d
Piedmont tributary of the Cape
Fear River. Its flow at the town
of Haw River has been as high
as 100000 gallons per second
(Scpt. "a. l.+5). as low as 81
gallons per second (Sept. 6
1890. The longtime AVERAGE
has been 1887 gallons per sec
ond.
The Second Broad River, a
tributary Of the Broad River in
the mountains, shows these
faces: AT Cliffsidc. it's flow has
ranged from 10000 gallons per
Second (Aug. IA, l94O) to as
little as 45 gallons per second
(Junc 9, l94O). Over the Ions
haul it has averaged 2.I9O GAL
Ions per second.
These examples were not
picked deliberately because they
show startling variations in
flow. You don: have to pick
and choose to make the point
a etually, these conditions arc
typical of those observed or
streams generally in the State.
Note the ratio Of the minimum
flow to the average. Fishing
Greeks minimum flow is p OF
the average, Haw Rivers is less
than l., Second Broad River.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15

10
Each of these records, OF
course, is for only one point
along each of the streams. AT
places some distances away. an
entirclp different sort of picture
might develop.
Just lmagint the ups and
downs of flow that go into max
ling up the averages. Small
wonder that it takes time and
effort 10 determine the real la
ture OF e stream.
This As why the State Board
l1f Water Commissioners has
harped on the need for expand
ing research to cover the neg
ltctcd small streams and has
begun the task of gathering in
formation on them.
For it is only through know
ling a stream thoroughly that
Sound planniny for its develop
lmcnt and use can be worked
Iuut. The necessary information
includes figures on average and
total Vulumt of flow, size and
I frequency of floods, minimum
flows and their duration.
OF prime importance is infor-
|matiDn on the low flows. Rca-
sons for TINS will be discussed
next
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15

cord high 1929 million dollar
total established in 1851. Tho
estimates OF net income are con-
tanned in a revised series of fig
!, urcs recently published by the
Agricultural Marketing Service
sovering the 9-year period 1915
20 1857, inclusive.
Due in large measure to small
Ter acreage and production OF
tobacco, cash receipts from am
nurk,tunSS uUiIus 1897 dropped
% SI5.a million dollars-l2.7
percent below the l,003.2 mil
/ lion-dullar total for 1857 and to
he lowest level since 1850. Tot
Al realized gross income. which
includes cash receipts from
marketing, along with Govern
mcnt payments, gross rental va
lue of farm dwellings, and value
ioi home consumption, is eSti-
lmatcd at l,O90.5 million dollars
IalSo the smallest since 1850. On
the other hand, farm production
lGNpcnSCS have continued to in
crease. Despite substantial acre
IaSc reduction in 1857, total ex-
ipcnScS of 5000 million dollars
for 1857 was the second highest
Iof record, falling only 100000
dollars below the previous re-
cord of 1913 million dollars tot
al for 1856.
The total net farm income of
1861 million dollars Tor 1857 re-
presents only 42.8 percent OF
! .O9G.5 million dollars total
gross income. During each of
the remaining eight years of the
series, total net farm income re-
presented more than one-half
the total gross income.
Total net income per farm in
1857 IS estimated at 1888. This
IS PAS percent below the S2.23l
average for 1856; almost one
third short OF the record high
S2,493 average for 1851: and is
the smallest Of record for any of
he years l9i9-57.
The net farm income statistics.
both for the State as a whole
and average per farm, are in
terms of actual dollars earned
rom farming in excess of pro-
lduction expenses They do not
take into consideration changes
IN purchasing power of the dol
lar. Although indexes of con-
sumner costs are not available
for individual Sta,.s, such costs
for the Nation as a whole have
increased almost without inter
ruption during the entire per-
Iod. For the calendar year 1857
the National consumer price in
dcN for all items stood at l2O.2
percent of the 1878 base
compared with lOl& percent for
ly49. according To published re-
ports Of the Department of Lab
or. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Thus, the cost of consumer items
IN 1857 was Is percent above
that for 1919.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15

9O-pound, 5-ounce amberjack
-aught by Floyd (Frog) Davis
OF Hickory. North Carolina on
"a gulf stream trip aboard Capt.
Frank Juel's Hurricane operat-
ing out Of Little River.
sam Diminich'S lO-pound black
drum. hooked ON the Tilghman
leach Fishing Pier, captured top
weekly honOrS in the NESCAR
pier division. The biggest entry
N the surf division was 4
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15

pound, ll-ounce founder caught
by o. Y. Humphrey Of Tayette-
vile, N. c. at Murrells Inlet and
weighed in at the Garden City
Pier.
Other cash prize winners in
the weekly NESCAR competi-
tion were: Hal Brown OF Little
River (tuna): Kingman C.
Woodward OF Miami, Florida
(blackfish); s. NJ. Backworth of
Charlotte GlOunGcr);
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SO CHEVROLET

Chevy's all new for the second
straight year! Here with a fresh
Slimline design that brings en-
tirely new poise and proportion
to automobile styling. Inside the
new and roomier Body by Fisher
you'll find truly tasteful elegance.
And you'll have clear seeing from
every seat. The new Vista-Pano-
ramic windshield curves over
head-windows are bigger, too.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15

When you take the wheel, you
find Chevy's newness goes down
deep. A new steering ratio makes
handling easier than ever. New
suspension engineering gives
you a smoother, more stable
ride. There's a new Hi-Thrift
6 that goes and goes on a gallon
of gas. Vim-packed V8's. New
and bigger brakes. Even tougher,
safer Tyrex cord tires.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15

The virgin soils Of North Car.
DINA are naturally acid.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15

a 9-year period extending back
through 1949. According to the
North Carolina Crop Reporting
Service, this total for 1857 is
25.6 percent below the 627.0
million-dollar income for 1850
land is 81 percent below the re-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-10-15

There's still more! A new finish
that keeps its shine without wax
ing or polishing for up to three
years. Impressive new Impala
models. Wonderful new wagons
including one with a rear-fac-
ing rear seat. And, with all that's
new, you'll find those fine Chew
rolet virtues of economy and
practically. Stop in now and see
the SO Chevrolet.
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RELP--MEM

sAL.ESMEN--Walk into 20 small
town business buildings q day,
selling our complete line Of build
ms maintenance items. Pocket
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JANITOR, 32-unit bldg. stoker,
3-storieS; live in. Call RIA,
3-S300, MR.. BOOTH.
JANITOR. colored; middle-age;
married; for large apt. house;
must be experienced and have
ability to make minor repairs.
Satisfactory refs. required. Good
salary and living quarters; excel.
JOB to the right man. THOS. j.
FISHER q CO., INC, 73S 10Th
st. NV, DI. 7-6S30.
JANITOR for luxury-type apart
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reliable and furnish local refer
ences: salary, $3.50 per month,
very good working conditions. See
MRS SHEPHERD at 1915 ogden
st. NV. Monday morning between
3 and 10.
JANITOR, with or without en-
gineer's license, for apartment
building work. Apply RIM. 3l9,
l424 X st. NV, CAFRITZ CO.
JANITOR- RNGMEER, 9th class lie,
40-hr work week, sober, good
work record, apply detailing en-
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r. F. SPECIALS

r. F. SPECIALS
Experienced In Q variety
Of fields covering fire.
quency ranges Of locke
to 800 to 700mc.
TEST EQUIPMENT
STANDARDIZATION
SPECIALISTS
Responsible for standard
ization Of electronie
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Of uses on Q number Of
different contracts.
SENIOR
CIRCUIT
ANALYSTS
To analySe complex elee-
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signing test equipment
for small units Of the
electronic controls for
guidance system Of Q
missile.
INDUSTRIAL
ENGINEER
Heavy experience In cost
estimating and machine
shop, assembly functions,
manpower forecasts and
other related functions
of industrial engineerins.
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statesmen
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We are always in need Of out
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good, proven sales records, to fill
the many requests we receive from
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statesmen
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If so, a nationally known cor
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