D«piurtnM«t
tajr Aftcnuxm
My meeting: of the Ut-
of the North
t-. Wpmen’s ctnb ms
afternoon at the
’ oi Mrs. I. £. Pearson 'with
C. diiiilf
Taka By DeaBi
ProBiinent Otteen of Cham-
pkMi Died Friday; Funeral
Held Saturday ^
T. C. Church, a well khownf^
Miss lilMle Hisl§ members re
sponding with current events of
decided Interest.
"Mary had a Little Lamb" oc
cupied the feature place In the
entertainment for the afternoon.
The history of Mary Sawyer,
o'srner of the lamb, was given end
farmer and highly respected citi
zen of the CbamploB' community,
was claimed by death,- Friday
morning at 4
been 111 for some tlTO^..'.>^i
Funeral ser^^M we^Hlhondnct-
ed froth.* ;^t^‘ ;TO^nt ^^Baptlst
church
o'clock^ by Rev^yO. W. ^bwitlan
in the presence of a large crowd
of friends and relative^. Rnrlal
^at^ance of men^rs. , ^
r« koat^i^th Mrs Pear-! Mrs. Genlo, - ^
m “ i Cardwell and Mrs. Finley sang|^«® hono-sjn the
^ the aiumoon tney seiwea chorus. At the close
Cigarettes Valued }
000.00; Tape Put Dver
Eyes Of Men
$26,
Blchmopd, Va.. Jan. 19.—Hl-
(Coptihued from page one)
WHkealifer. , „
Give Progmin .And Bop- a
.t5- per Ttnuorrow Nigiit
The senior , class of WUfceslwro
hoard cartons hy P- W. Eshel-
inan; underwAar, stock inf a.
‘blankets, sweaters, pants by Red
Cross; canned fruit, canned vege-
Rmkers- operating pu the Peters-.'tables by schoorchildren; toys by.Wgh school wUJ give a box sup-
I>. 8. Hill, Mli^ J. A. Roasseau.lPer and entertainment program
Mrs. Ji C. Reins, Bob and Harry tomorrow evening at 7: SO o'clock
Schafer, LlonsVClub, T. H. Wal- la the school auditorium, g
ler, Mrs. Palmer Horton, JgnixC> 1' proceeds from the pro-
D. Coffey, the Gordon Finley,*ram will be used to supplement
children, Betty and Blfi Half- tl»e fund which the class is rate-
acre, M. J. Beardslee, W. w*. lag-for Its gift to the school. The
Mr. Church waS born on Au-
:hes, cake and coffee. Due!
of the afternoon a
tempting sal- ISf® and was. therefore
Pthe absmee ^ the department was served, j]*
Mrs. W. D. Hallacre,jMrg r w. Gwyn was announced!**®^® of age
3cca Moseley presid.^-^as the next hostess.
]|^90igfsm was given by Missj
Topping and Miss Louise, College
Alumnae Met Friday
' 'tSfL The monthly meeting of
FTArouAd*.fifteen members^ f
i-Tipfe*. ^nt for the afternoonCollege Alumnae
^ With Mrs. W. A. Jenkins as a visi- o,v Friday eve-
burg highway' below Richmond
early today, seized a |2g,060
cargd^ of cigarettes on the way to
Baltimore from Winston-Salem
after stopping the truck and re
moving and blindfolding the driv
ers. One shot was fired into the
truck during the holdup.
Paul Holt of Burlington, N. C.,
and R. W. Wortham of
mond, drivers of the Ramwell
Brothers, Inc., truck, told, the
story here today shortly after
they returned with the emptjr ve
hicle.
Barber, - Kathryn and Mary Bl- gniduatlng class each year makes
more Finley, Mrs. Sam Mitchell,
Carlton' Hardware and, Mrs.
Rich-, James Anderson.
Children’s clothing by Mrs. J.
A. Rousseau; stationery, P^ W.
Eshelman; girls’ dresses and
a gift to fbe school and this is
the purpose of the program.
the
1 Surviving* are his wife, Mrs.
I Eliza Church, and the following
! children: Dolphns Church, Mrs.
A. B. Matherly, Mrs. Frank Huff-
I man, W. A. Church and Mrs.
'Lora Triplett, all of Purlear.
the [
As I examiner DAVIS
Fulmer Horton Is
ke Club Hostess
ning at the home of Mrs. 'Warner
Miller in tVilkesboro with most
all the members attending. The
usual routine of business was
HEARS FACTS IN
RAILWAY MATTER
QUESTION AND ANSWBR
QUEJSTION—What effect’IvUl
the hatchery code have on''a"’;''
boys’ shirts mode by North WU- hatches for hlS per-^o
keaboro high school home eco- *oub1 use and who also hatches &
“Wortham and 1 were Just this nomics d^rtment; boys’ cloth- W® neighbors?
side of the Dunlop crossing on Ing by J. I. Myers, Jr.; doll cloth-{ ANSWER—The code does'not
the Petersburg pike shortly after i ing made by Girl Scouts;, cloth- affect any Pereou 'who hatches
midnight,” Holt said. "A sedan' ing, shoes, hats by Mrs. C. D.
drove up on our left, and some-j Coffey and Mrs. R. M. Brame,
one yelled at me to stop. I guess|Jr.; candy, nuts and apples by I.
1 didn’t stop quick enough, for H. Md^elll & Sons; canned fruit,
they fired Into the left door of ^Mrs. Ira Payne; dry goods, Spain-
the car near my left knee."'
eggs from his own flock but, if
the hatching eggs are bought
they would have to conform to
the code as to weight. The same
clause in the code would also''af-
(Continued from page one)
members of the Thursday >
club were delightfully en-
Thnrsday uftemoon by
.Calmer Horton at her home
Sixtb street. A trio of visitors
! transacted while the president,:
:Mrs. -C. S. Sink presided.
Prince Forester was a
guest of the club and
Mrs. Miller in serving delicious.
. refreshments at the close of the!
added to the occasion, three
, tiWes having been made up
Santa Monico: . . . Fay Webb
Vallee, actress, (above) and hus-
! pro.\imateIy $275,000 in recon- band, Rudy 'Vallee, crooijer, (be-
structing the line a distance of j low) are both making
snsation-
The cab door showed the hole
where the bullet pierced the met
al door at an angle, but it did not
emerge on the inside.
"I stopped,” Holt continued,
and two cars, both small sedans.
hour-Sydnor; books, Elizabeth j grower who accomodatek
Neal: flour, Boone Trail Motor neighbor by hatching a few
- clothing, Abshers; ®«8®- This vrould. in all probabll-
and potatoes, m r s. ®®
' ing and the code provides that
^r*,'i28 or 30 miles to Darby, and al charges in the wife's'suit for — . ,
® I placing equipment in usable con- separate maintenance. She charg-j pulled up. Four men were In the: Carter;
assisted I sooner associated with first car, and I don’t, know how'canned fruits, Rev. and Mrs. G.
dilion.
for I
Benefits Cited
Testimony was that the
was
' will be of great benefit to
line
the
I Miss Margaret Faw
Ho^n had the assisUnce of Entertained Friday Night
Htb. j. H. McNeill m serving |
4Mtept*(ig' refp-:shments in two
!Wfnes. Mrs, .George Forester
■ ]Mwad to be the most successful
sR cards, receiving the top score
pxize. The visitors of the club
were Mesdames F. J. Killelea, J.
B. Carter, and Jimmie Anderson.
GarTa Aturiliary
.Miss Margaret Faw. daughter'
of -Mr. and .Mrs. C. C. Faw, was i
hostess at her home on Sixth i
Street Friday evening having as'
guests a number of the high*,
school boys and girls. Various:
games were enjoyed throughout i Attention of the commissioner
the evening being followed by de- j called to the large lumber
lightful refreshments. i manufacturing plant of the Elk
. u • i Creek Lumber Company at Gran-
iHenn^ta Ferpiaon . remained idle
since abandonment of the rall-
.Mlss Hnerletta Ferguson
section and to Nortji Wilkea-
boro in that it will reach into a
40,000-acre tract of virgin forest,
the largest hardwood boundary
remaining in the United States,
and will also furnish an outlet
for farm products and for large
amounts of minerals, chiefly
kaolin, mica and feldspar.
Friday Night
TPie Intermediate Girl s Auxil- _ . c
laiTof the First Baptist church' Fmmds
WM entertained in its monthly
steeting on Friday evening by
Miss Bessie Chloe Rhodes with
around ten members attending.
Rhodes presided for routine
en-
I road. It also was directed to the
tertained about 25 young PCOP*® lumber manufacturing plants
kesboro at the home of her par-
ents. Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Fergu-
and program leader was son, of Moravian Falls, Thursday
zA^ Virgie Bulhgamer, who was ^ evening. Contests were engaged
aarifaited'by a number of the mem-jin and various games were play-
Mgi^ in presenting the subject, ed. Winners of contest prizes
Mto^Lura Reynolds, leader of. awarded by the hostess were Mrs
group, met with the girls. To 1 Presley .dyers,
close the evening th hostess as-'bard and Miss
of Moravian Falls and North Wil-jg^j tannery at North Wllkesboro
which, it was testified, would
consume a large portion of lum-
Miss Ruth Hub-
Holton. The hos-
•isted by
Rhodes.
zaeata.
her mother. Mrs. John
served light refresH-
ToesdoY Bridge Club
company
clothing
Frank Cranor; potatoes, Mrs. H.
V. Wagoner: clothing and toys,
Mrs. J. C. Reins and Mrs. Dan
apples, J. E. Deans;
three other women. In reply
Rudy promises to produce dicto
graph evidence of her unfaith
fulness.
many were in the other. We wereiW. Sebastian; large kettle,
pulled out of the cab, o’Ur hands Shook Hardware company.
all eggs custom hatched must
I weigh not less than 23 ounces to
the dozen. Strict interpretations
of the various points will be dis-^
j cussed at the Hatcherymen’s
[ meeting in Grensboro on Januarj'
Williams, manager North Wilkes-
iboro Insurance Agency and Sec
retary North Wllkesboro Build
ing & Loan Association; Dr. Fred
Hubbard, owner Wilkes Hospit
al; H. P. Edwards, engineer,
Sanford, N. C.; D. J. Carter, pub
lisher Journal-Patriot and Cart-
er-Hubbard Printing Co.; F. P.
Collier, Jr., traffic manager
Southern Railway Co.; W. A.
Stroud, Clerk Superior Court;
James S. Caudill, Smoak Fur
niture company; J.,G. Hackett,
retired; J. R. H‘x, President
Bank of North Wllkesboro; E. E.
Eller, President E. E. Eller Pro
duce company; W. J. Allen, man-
ber, bark and wood extracts' ager Orpheum Theatre; W. J.
which would be transported over!Bason, manager Gulf Refining
the line, .attention also was call- company; S. V. Tomlinson, presl
ed to the fact that the section dent Wilkes Hotel company,
served produces a large amount! president Tomlinson Department
of roots and herbs which would I Store, president Boone Trail Mo-
were bound with wire, and ad-
I hesive tape was placed over our
[ eyes. Then one of the men took
[charge of the truck, and Worth-
! am and I were put in the first
'car with the three remaining
be handled by wholesale estab-
J
ilishments of North - Wllkesboro.
tess was assisted in serving hot
chocolate, cake, sandwiches and:^^ natural barrier between Darby
pickles by Miss Breta Poe: Boone would make it neces-
Scroggs. I sgry to transport most of the
^ .section’s products over
j^oAraliuned by WUaa Waugh John A. Holbrook Is i wilkes and Western, it was
tor Company, General Merchant;
the
tes-
i
' utiaK Hallie W^|h entertained
at k«" home on Tuesday evening
tiaviBg as guests the members of
Jier bridge club and one addition
al guest, Mrs. William K. New
ton, a recent bride. Mrs. Newton
yrlor to her marriage was ^liss
Savannah Harris, of this city.
Two tables were made up for the
game and at the conclusion of
the hostess served tempting
rafnehments. Mrs. Newton re
eled a lovely remembrance
fMm Miss Waugh,
Wed To High Point Girl
tiiied.
One Passenger
.Additional service
Train
to the
C. H. Cowles, ex Member of Con
gress, and State Legislator; C. B.
Eller, Superintendent Wilkes
County Public Schools: R. L.
men. I think I might possibly be
able to identify them.
Clothing, Mrs. P. W. Eshel
man and ilTi. C. P. Walter;
clothing and toys. Miss Ellen
Robinson;* canned fruits, nuts
and oranges, junior department
First Baptist church Sunday
22.
NOTICE OP SEIZlTtE .
Charlotte, N. C. *'■
Whereas, on Septentber 24,"’
1932, Ford Roadster, Model A
1929, Motor No. A2590403,. -waa
school; canned fruit, Mrs. W. C, seized*by Federal Officers, in
[Moore and Mrs. E. F. Stafford; ^-wrnkes County, N. C., while ®e-,
“We then continued north- clothing and baby shoes, Mrs. D. ing used by unknown parties''
ward. We rode practically all' j. Carter; sign painting, M. E. I the unlawful removal and con-
night, and this morning about 6 Bauguess; service at headquar-,^®alment of untaxpaid spirits;
o’clock we were put out at Chiles-1 ters in addition to members of *® hereby
.her. .o.hd o«r ...wljh. .™M. h.. M, ..d gi", “ S'jhrT.U.' ”“L”.lr.°.:
Fred Shepherd. [jj^ automobile to present
■ '.certified claim thereto on or be-
WORKING HOURS ifore February 21, 1934, in de-
1 fault of which the same will he
burg
truck. Our cargo consisted of
500 cases of cigarettes valued at
$26,000. It was insured.
TILLEY BROTHERS
ARE ARRESTED IN
CHILDRESS CASE
(Continued from page one)
OF eWA REDUCED;;7;;rtteed and sold at public auc
tion, as provided by„law. J. A.
Clifton, Jr., Acting Investigator
in Charge, Alcoholic Beverage
Unit. 22-29-5
(Continued from page one)
plies to all ci'vil works and civil
works service employes and must
be made effective everywhere on
this date since disbursing officers
will be instructed not to pay wages
hoars
versation with two witnesses.
The boy also has admitted, it is
reported, that he told his mother f^j. -work in excess of the
he believed the girl left a note. | provided herein.
Soon after this conversation, Mrs. | “From this date, no name shall
Tilley 'went out to the smoke- added to any payroll except in
house, returned by way of the actual replacement of a worker
front porch where the apron was fu]|y terminated and finally paid
. „ , hanging and brought the t*®l®’|off. This telegram superedes all
nff°l*"wirkercounty*^W* R^"Ab^ P"®*" instructions. Orders Mr.
Office Wilkes county. W. R. | the girl. A reliable witness has Uopkjns.” ’
I,
A marriage of interest to
Wilkes people took place in tion would be rendered by oper- Kilby, president Yadkin
Wilmington January 13 when ation of a passenger train in each Motor company; C. D.
sher, Abshers Clothing company
,C. Wj Williams, farmer; Iredell
.sec- Myers, manager Call Hotel; A. F.
Valley
Coffey,
also told investigators that Mr. Mrs. Foster received anoth'tr
Tilley had expressed the feeling telegram which instructed her to,
that the money would be found, purchase no more material and I
Why
ywi! Laxatives
DeYeuHo Hatm
daily, it was
Bilrs. D. J. Carter
Hoefess At Bridge
' ' A delightful parly of the week
waa the one given by Mrs. Dan
Carter at her home on Kensing
ton Drive Friday evening when
entertained the members of
Ber bridge club with their hus-
liands as special guests. Four ta
bles were arranged for the game
and Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Coffey.
Jr,, received an attractive prize
Jot the couple scoring highest.
'When cards were laid aside the
hostess served a salad course.
Miss Rita Moon, of High Point, direction
became the bride of John A. Hoi-1 out.
brook, son of -Mrs. Mattie Hoi-, The commissioner was inform-
brook. of Hays. Mr. Holbrook is ed that rails are in good condi-
manager of a McClelland com- tion and there would he necessity
pany store iti Wilmington and. un
til recently was located in High
Point. He is a graduate of Wake
Forest Collo.ge and has many
friend.s in ibis county.
pointed Sr., president C. D. Coffey and
Sons; J. K. Baugess, employee
Norfolk Western Railway Co.; J.
C. Rein.s, president Reins Monu
ment Co.: K. M. Allen, engineer,
Foster & Allen; W. S. Moore,
manager and superintendent of
Grier Cotton .Mills.
D0U(;HT0N WILL
Telephone Service May Be
Suspended For Henderson
fCoiUinued from page one)
Henderson, Jan. IT.—The pos
sibility of a telephoiieless Hen
derson loomed today with the
city and the Caroline Telephone
and Telegraph company at odds
over renewal of its franchise.
The company ha.s refused to
accede to the city's demand it
pay $2,500 annually for the fran
chise privilege.
At a council meeting last
night, the telephone company an-
Bln C D Coffey, Sr., nounced it was under contract to
!• B'ook Club Hostes^’ subscribers until February 1 and
The fortnightly meeting of the would continue service until that
Friday Book club proved to be At the same ®
jux. pnnaoal interesting one when ®^?ned by J, P^
C D Cotiey, Sr., was hos- Zollicoffer. city attorney, and
tOTa’ to'the members of club ami dated January 15. wa.s made pub-
few other friends on Friday
^moon at the Brown House. ' There is no need of further
Thow present besides the club correspondence unless you in-
i^rs were Mrs. Harvey to operate .n Henderson
S^h, of Ronda. a former "“der conditions to be named by
.... tj,g cty council
for purchase of little if any steel
for this purpose. Sufficient
equipment is on hand, -which
with proper repairs, will serve
the purposes of the road and the
public, and steel bridges with
concrete abutments would be
constructed to guard against in
terruption of service as a result I ——
of floods, witnesse.s said. to be a candidate for congress. I
-All cross tie.s must be replaced have had no other. I know noth-
antl considerable work will be ing about the vacancy on the tar-
necessary on the tunnel near Iff commission if
Grandon, but the road bed is in place, being filled, and have not
generally good condition, the discussed it with anyone in offi-
commis.sioner was told. Three cial circles. It has not been of-
locomotives and rolling stock are fered me. and I sio not know
included in the road’s equipment, whether I could get it if I wanted
Following is a list of those at- It.
tendind the hearing: ; “in regard to the governor-
C. E. Jenkins, president Jen- the nomination does not
despite reports at that time
which caused officers to work on
the robbery theory.
Solicitor Jones said this morn
ing he could not disclose all the
information he has obtained or
release for publication all the
for
Th->
make no more commitments
material for CWA projects,
telegram reads as follows:
“Effective receipt this telegram,'
buy no more material ar^(I make;
no more commitments for material, i
Advise within 24 hours amount
evidence which tends to implicate pm-^jjases made not yet approved;
the Tilleys. He declined to com
ment on a report that he had lo
cated a handwriting which tal-
ST.W IN HOUSE gai(j ^e was awaiting a report
frojn experts who are now study
ing the specimens of handwrit
ing which investigators have col
lected.
Luther Tilley has been under
one is tr^ke ®“®p!®*°^‘",
kins Hardware Co.; C. C. Hayes,
Commissioner of Wilkes county;
!. E. Valentine. Sergeant United
States Army; I. E, Pearson, Com
missioner Town of North Wilkes- away.
take placj until 1936, and that is
too far away for anyone to
reckon upon. No one can say defi
nitely what he can do that far
B
Aliarter member of the,^,i;j,lub, Mrs.
I3«»ley. a former member,
B, Johnston and'^rs. W.
jileB. Mr*. C. E. Jenkins pre-
wJtlle the roil was called by
boro and President Pearson
Bros.; Dr. W. .A. Jenkins, pastor
.Methodist church; Genio -Card-
well, manager Cardwell Lumber
co-mpany; J. M. Crawford, man
ager of R. & O. Grocery com
pany; R. G. Finley,
‘Just at this time, I am work
ing day and night in an effort
to carry out our President’s pro
gram. The meetings of the ways
and means committee, of which I
am chairman, have been continn-
death ofAndrew Eldredge, -whose
dead body was foi^nd in a mill
;pond five years ago. Rumors
have been circulated that the Til
leys choked the man to death,
hid the body in a log and later
tossed it into the pond.
Solicitor Jones is also check
ing this report.
From information released by
the solicitor. It has been impos
sible to completely reconstruct
the killing of Miss Childress if
the Tilleys shot her to death.
The possible motive and the In
vestigators’ interpretation o f
what took place on the morning
of the day the body was found
have been guarded -by the au
thorities.
That the killing may have
this office and your estimate of
materials needed before F'tbruary I
15.” j
It is believed probable that the:
order to cease purchase of ma- i
terial may be connected with fail-1
ure of the country to properly re-1
spend to the offer of financial as-1
sistance in municipal works con-i
stmetion through the public works j
administration. In the PWA, the 1
cities and counties involved bear a j
part of the burden of construe-1
tion.
Read Journal-Patriot ads.
The dose of a liqori laxative can he
meaznred. The actiee can be ew
txoOed. It forms no halnt: jon need
not take a "double dose” a day or
two later. Nor will o mild lupnd
kztalwe inilate Urn kidnegt.
The right liquid laxative win bring
• perfect movement, and with no
ducomfort at the time, or afterward.
'The wrcMOg cathartic may keq>
yon constipated as long as yon keq>
onnzingitl.
An approved liqnid laxative (one
which it most widely nsed foe both
adnlts and ^Odren) is lymp p^srin.
Dr. CaldyraTs S^p Pepsin b a
K edgAiaA, aaihpatteXtf iafe. Ib
tive action b based on senna
n ntdund laxative. The boweb wB
not become dqieadent on thb fson
of hdp, as they do in the ease sf
eathaitks containing miae^_;'
Adc yonr dmggbt for Dr.
Synm Pqisin. Member N
——!lf
1 UM
liaeral i,
>r. CaUlw^’ ^
N. KA. I
and
interstate commerce commis-
were advised of the situa
tion.
t
w»«
**OOYt
^***ILS
etr
® ' .'*A
O* *NO
^*OM
president ous and arduous, and requires
ThrstatTTtUitles commission -Meadows Mill Company, and Ki- every moment of my time when take“pla7e earlleT in The'1870^
warns Club; Henry Reynolds, i am not serving tbe people of
clerk Federal Court; C. A. Dim- the district. I am deeply sensible
mette, retired; J. A. Rousseau, of the honors that the people of
Mayor Town of North Wilkes- the district have bestowed upon
boro; W. L. Wilson, retired: me, and my duty is first to repre-
Hartley Hunt, manager E I k gent them, which I have eamest-
Creek Lumber company; Ex- ly endeavored to do in season
and out since I first came here
a member of the sixty-second
congress.”
PAINT
JENKINS HARDWARE C0MPA3SY
“Northwest North C^aroUiia’s Largest Hardware StoraT-,.
NORTH WILKBSBORO, N/C. '
'ot
rifti.
» .
Sheriff J. H. Johnson, retired;
Geo. Kennedy, manager South
East Public Service company;
Ex-Sheriff P. E. Brown, mgr. P.
E. Brown Lum'ber company; John
R. Jones, attorney, and solicitor
; 17th judicial district; J. H.
Whicker, attorney; Carl Minton,
farmer; H. G. -Minton, farmer;
•A. A. Casbion, manager Dick’s
Service Stations; J. B. McCoy,
I manager Wilkes Hotel; Dwight
Nichols, editor Wilkes News; H.
G. Nichols, publisher Wilkes
;News; J. T. Prevette, owner Pre-
ivette Clothing company; J. B.
Girl Scout News
The Cardinal Troop of the Girl
Scouts met at the but Monday
night, January 15. The meeting
was opened with the Girl Scout
ceremony. The general meeting,
in which the work for-tbe next
even the night b^ore, that some
one else made the appeal over
the telephone and that the note
was planted after tbe death of
the girl may be deduced from
tbe latest developments. -r
Other startling dtecloeures may
be expected any time.
It is stated that Itttle informa
tion was obtained from Mr. andi
Mrs. fTilley following the-arrest
of their sons.
A.I
I.Ml
NOTICE OF SEIZURE
Charlotte, N. C.
Whereas, on June 27, 1933.
Ford Coaiqh,. Model 1928, Motor
,, . ... No. A286U9, was seized by Fed-
year was discussed, was preMded era! OMlcert^, In Wilkes County,.
C(Hne and con^.thia week.
Great Barfaina in fint claaa
Fiumiture and Thragm for week,
the Honei PoeaUzly it
ke a kmc time beddre yon’ll
nu^ow ^ *
over by'(Miss Mable ,Top>fink. N. c.,'while being iis^ by un-
After this the Scouts had-thell' known parties in the'' unlawful
individual patrol meetings. These removal and concealment of nn-
were devoted to study toward the taxpaid spirits;' now 'therefore,
passing of merit badges and oth- notlM la hereby given tp all p«er-
er work. The meeting was then son® owning or claiming right,
adjourned to meet again next “t’e "
bile to present certified claim
C thereto on or before rFebniarj
A Chinese Jade carving exhibit- 1* deiault ot irhleh the,
The tax penalty goes on FEBRUARY
1st. Wilkes County needs the rotmey.
There’s no way to get around paying
-taxes. The longer you wait tbe moi-e
,, burdensome Hiey are. Pay ^ today and
get ’em out of your iftind-
tJB.
,Sf ■'
m B.-SOMERS
. , fhipaffn )> ■ naajulu KI ‘wHl ho advertlspd «nd sold.
^ Pl^.«fniiu-y ed J® JKt pBbUc aucUon, ia provided by
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