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Patcti's the Gift Store Fage Eight THE PILOT. Soiitharn PlnMt Nortli Caroitn* Friday, December 12, 1947. FOR RENT: Romn and bath. FOR MEMORIALS of dicnity LOSTt ONE PAIR DABS Oassified Ads WrUe Box 1283........ D12pd and lasting beauty, contact D. BROWN TORTOISE SHELL Carl Fry, Carnage, represent­ STRAIGHT TEMPLE READ- FOR SALE: 1841 PACKARD 120 ING GLASSES IN A BLUE FOR SALE: 12 gauge double STATION WAGON. HEATER. ing Palmer Stone Works. barrel Fox shotgun, leather M8tf CASE. FINDER PLEASE RE­ RADIO. LOW MILEAGE. CALL TURN TO PILOT AND RE- case both $125. Woman’s bicy­ 6856 AFTER 6 P. M. D12pd cle. 545 Orchard Rd. D12pd FOR RENT: Two 2 room apart­ CEIVE REWARD. D12pd. PATCti'S ments. Call Mrs. Brewers 7865. FOR SALE: New 1947 2125 W. W. HELP WANTED; Young .<312pd. NOTICE—Your Chamber of Lionel Freight Train set. 20 tnan with service station exper- Coij^eree Board of Directors wheel locomotive. Will smoke iemle. Must have personality Photographic Christmas Cards meets second and fourth Tues­ and whistle. Lighted caboose. and a fair education. Excellent Made from Your Own NegatiT* day 8:00 p. m., Community Four cars. 14 pieces. “O' salary, boaid and room. Apply 10 cards $1.00 25 cards $2.25 Center. Presentation of your The Gift Store gauge track. Call 5093. D12pd Sinclair Cafe, Aberdeen, N. C., WHITLOCK'S STUDIO ideas and suggestions is solic* See Mr. Ellerbe. Aberdeen. N. C. Chemical plant has opening for ited. M24tf a man as operator and mainte­ FOR SALE: One brand new Cros- Wrealhs COSMETICS . YARDLEYS and HERB FARMS nance. Experience unnecessary, ley Shelvador Refrigerator in Fir and Cedar Christmas 50 CHRISTMAS CARDS with but must be able to learn original crate. Phone 9322. C. your name on them for $1.00, GLOVES . KISLAV . WEAR-RIGHT easily. Approv/.’d for dn-the- G. Farrell, Aberdeen, D12?? Trees high quality, our leader in val­ job training. Taylor Chemical ue. See our complete line of HOUSEHOLD GOODS: Moving, Company, Box 377, Aberdeen, See Stanley Dunn Gift Stationery and Christmas Quilted Bed Jackets—Satin or flowered crepe Packing, Shipping, Bonded N. C. D12tfchg Cards, both printed and engrav­ Warehouse for storage. Agents Southern Pines Nursery ed. Every one worth your All Wool Flannel Robes—Very Smart Southern Pines busines woman for Allied Van Lines, M. M. Tel. 6094 while to see. Dixie Printing Co. will share apartment with lady Smith Storage Warehouse, 109 Aberdeen, N. C. 024-Decl9cg. of refinement. Telephone 5801 Broadfoot Avenue, Fayette­ Young's Road Bed Sox—of All Kinds between 9 and 5:30 o’clock. ville, N. C. Phone 2194. Dl2chg D12-J2chg Daniel Green Slippers—Kid, Satin or Velvet WHY w 6 r RY if Afflicted with PROPERTY FOR SALE - We Known Skin Disease? Ask your have desirable real estate list­ CAROLINA THEATRES druggist about V-J-O. ings in Southern Pines and PINEHURST SOUTHERN PINES Beautiful Rayon Satin Bedspreads—$8.00 Nov.47-May48pd Aberdeen. To buy or to rent. J. D. Arey & Co., Aberdeen Why Worry if Afflictcd with 8701. Jul chg P r e s e n t s BATES SPREADS WITH MATCHING DRAPES Known Skin Disease. Ask your druggist about V-J-O. FOR SALE: Office supplies, pen­ Nov. 47-May48pci cil sharpeners, filing cabinets, CALLAWAY LABELS OF LUXURY—SPECIAL TUFTED ledgers and ledger sheets, stap FOR SALE: Fir and cedar Christ­ lers and staples, desks, chairs COLUMBIA PICTURES mas trees and wreaths. See p r t s e r t l s BATH SETS and RUGS in NEW DESIGNS and SHAPES Stanley Dunn, Southern Pines t nd tables. Dixie Printing Co. Nui-sery, Young Road. D5chg /. berdeen. Phone 9461. She thought GINGER CORNEL Aug30tfchg. that moonlisht From $4.95 to $10.95 FURNISHED HOUSE FOR '06ERS fV/lDE RENT: Three bedrooms. Large ALL TYPES OF REAL ESTATE swim was a living and dining room. Open —Loans, F. H. A., G. I., and dream Pure Linen Hand-Printed Fast Color Luncheon Sets or fire places. Oil burner, cooking direct. See H. L. Graves, Mat­ and heating. Tel. Pinebluff 176. thews Building Southern Pines D5.12,19 Table Cloth with Napkins up to $12.00 RUBBER STAMPS—See us for MONEY TO. LOAN: Farm and rubber stamps, daters, carbon City Loans call or see R. F. paper, typewriter paper second POCy NAEM- s m BmiON • m RN iO lll Pure Linen Pillowcases—$6.00 pair Hoke Pollock, Southern Pines, sheets, etc. Dixie Printing N. C. DStfchg. Company, Aberdeen. A DON HARTMAN PRODUCTION Fire Extinguishers, soda-acid, COAL will not be plentiful thif AT PINEHURST floafoam, carbon tetrachloride, winter. Order your coal now Beautiful Linen Table Cloth, made in Ireland— 59x74, with in any capacity. Refills for all Parker Ice & Fuel Co. Aber­ Sunday Night, Dec. 14th, 8:30 makes in stock. Dixie Printing deen 9581. J27chg Co., Aberdeen Phone 9461. Napkins to Match—$22.50 Set ALCOHOI4ICS ANONYMOUS Uilv«nal.liitiniatio«ll IR Am ditiM WM TIm Fairtonki C o m ^ tbc. P rtjm ti •A DRILLED WELL is the most PHONE 7872. BOX 817. SOU­ satisfactory water liupp^. THERN PINES. N ^ C AIJ Write for quotation, giving dis FOR SALE: One ‘ new 10 1-2 NARIA monte; PAUIECROSH iance and direction from your cubic foot home freezer. Victor Our Handkerchiefs are exquisite—hand rolled hems, pure Post Office." Heater Well Com­ cabinet with frigidaire unit Sheer Linen—othrs of Swiss lawn with Swiss Handwork .... pany, Raleigh, North Carolina Burney Hardware Co., Aber­ D21,tf,chg. deen, Phone 9301. S26tfchg DOUGLAS FAIRBABS.*. Plain Linen or Printed Linens—from 35c to $3.25 FOR SALE: Singer Pedal sewing machine. Excellent working condition. Call 6545 or wiite Box 869. D12,cg. 5 — ^ the EXIIE ^ HENRY DANiELL ROBERT COOTE NI6EL BRUCE Scarf Department Offers: FOR SALE: Azalias, Boxwoods, and ornamental shrubs. Alsc SUNRISE I WRM rn M kr BoiKUS rjunun. k. i M t 4 w a t x onu •« vM vtnM -M iaBunoiut laus two beautiful photinas. Call THE VERY NEW A S C O T ^ 8776. F. M. Dwight. D12, 19c Southern Pines AT SOUTHERN PINES Conllnuoiu ShowB Daily HANDROLLED HEM—SQUARES IN SMALL TIES or the FOR RENT Sun., Mon. & Tues., Dec. 14-15, 8:15 p. m. Six room house nicely furnished. Matinee Tuesday at 3:00 LARGER SIZES. ‘TURNERS’” HART BLOCK Friday Dec. 12—Last Day ;012pd. "Bachelor and the ALSO:— AT PINmURST WINDSOR TIES IN SOLID COLORS or OMBRE’S For Sale: Clean clothing; excel­ Bobby Soxer" lent condition. Boy’s sport coats Friday N'ght, December 19th, 8:30 size 16-18. Girls, coats 12-16 Cary G rant Wool suit 14. Snowsuit pants Myrna Loy 10-12. 370 North Leak St. Tel. UMBRELLAS 5624. D12pd. Men’s Broadcloth or Nylon—$4.75—$6.50—$9.00 FOR SALE: White rabbits. Bar­ gains for Christmas; Come and Saturday Dec. 13 Ladies’—$5.00—$6.50—$10.00 ’ get them. 370 Leak St. Tel 5624. D12pd. Double Feature Children’s—$3.98 FOR’SALE: 1 Cine B-F35 Cam­ era. One projector. One silver Tim Holt W. BROAD ST. SOUTHERN PINES screen. Write Box 965, Pine- hurst, N. C., for further infor­ mation. D12pd. Under the Tonto Rim' FOR RENT: Bedrooms; double or Alan Curtis single. Automatic heat and hot S h a w H o u s e water, private bath. Gentlemen "Phil Vanco's preferred. Phone 7982, 235 N. Secret Mission' (Continued trom Page 1) Ridge. ,D12pd. Charles Menefee, Mrs. John Pon- WANTED: Furnished apartment A berdeen theatrE zer, Mrs. Thomas W. Smith, Jr., or bungalow and garage. Write and Mrs. Ives will serve. L. M. The Pilot. D12pd One of the front rooms of the Sun. & Mon. Dec. 14-15 Saturday Dec. 13 charming old home, restored by FOR SALE: Persian kittens. Mrs the Historical association, ha H. P. Goldsmith, Fort Bragg "Desert Fury" CONTINUOUS SHOWING FROM 3:00 been opened and authentically Road. D12pd decorated this season for the John Hodiak SiQrrmQ ON serving of special tea or bridge FOR SALE: 1940 CADILLAC SE­ Lizabeth Scott party groups. Also newly opened DAN SPECIAL 60 FLEET “BAD MEN OF MISSOURI” WOOD BODY. SIX WHEELS. GWENN is one of the “porch bedrooms,” Dircclad by JANE WYMAN furnished with antiques of the FOUR NEW TIRES. PHONE DENNIS MORGAN period, authrntic to the wheat- PINEHURST 5151, D12pd. ? m ANN L O U I S K IN G straw mattress and handwoven Tuesday Dec. 16—Only REGINALD Produced by coverlet on the bed. WANTED TO BUY SHORT LEAF ROBERT BASSLER Monday & Tuesday Dec. 15-16 AND LONG LEAF PINE TIM­ Jane Williams, who is well "Carnival in Costa Satm rioy f Ca#y «i N o m I Sm by AMrW 0 * v«mI known and beloved in the com­ BER. WRITE J. V. S. PILOT. Night al 7:15 and 9:15 munity, has been placed in D12cg. Rica" AT SOUTHERN PINES charge ot the kitchen, and also FOR SALS: WOODEN BAR- D ic k Haymes Wed. & Thu. Dec. 17-18, 8:15 P. M. “THE KID FROM BROOKLYN” serves, aiding con«i'^erabiy to the RELS, BURLAP. YOUNG Vera Ellen pleasures of the Shaw house. MAN'S SPORT COAT AND A Matinee Thursday at 3:00 DANNY KAYE VIRGINIA MAYO The tea room is being conduct­ REVERSIBLE RAIN COAT. ed as a non-profit enterprise with CALL 5673. D12pd. proceeds going to the Historical association for its community APARMENT FOR RENT: TWO Wednesday Dec. 17 Wednesday Dec. 17 service program. ROOMS AND PRIVATE BATH COMPLETELY FURNISHED. Double Feature Night 7:15 & 9:00 FOR RESULTS USE THE PI­ ELECTRIC REFRIGERATOR T H E KID NeXT DOOR BECOMES Ginger Rogers THE G R O W N - O P KILLERJ LOT’S CLASSIFIED COLUMN.
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