%Bi
B1
tl||l«^nl« of pay «^t
St Mareli 1, a «opy «£
al« belsK meired IMIB
th« flra^of tiro ireek.
tiro iBfMrBiattoB of CWA
Mrt. 0.;6.’ fO«tork *coW|^
atolatatrator. t ilaaaW «ie
for pvbItcatioB. Th®
nl« follow®;
‘ labof*l!:^_ .so
layer® . 75
rtok layon apiHwatloe .60
"orlar nl»r .35
iBtera (flBlah)^.w^ .75
■^rlck
Ciate Mlitw. as»d 6 years,
bitteo by a' dos oa Toath stPwt
Moaday aft^oon. “nM' dog's
teetli toiM fleaft from the chllda
forehead, aod he was carri^ lm>
mediately to the Wllkee Hospital
for treatment.
Ctate la the eon of Mr. and
Iffd?' J.t B;' Miller, who ' reside
here. ^
The accident, took place about
3:30 p. m. itt front of the store
of O. F. BUer Sc Sons.
"‘■'The child is reported to be re-
eoverinr nicety from the wounds
inflicted by the dog.
Iv W«y »ln Journid
Cage .Tournament
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Mountain View Sextet Has Boo-’*
ord Of Sf IHctories And No
Defeats In 2 Tear®
^..OarBhhters (rongh, tram-
lac, etc.) ..:
PtanAen
KILBY’S GAP NKWS
P*d|»ber apprentice'
PM^ciana
BMttrIclam. apprentice
Skilled Iron Workers
Holatlnc engineer
Plasterers
piaster apprentice L.
Plaster mortar mixer
Imthers
Miss Ruby James returned to
her home near Taylorsville Mon
day after spending a few days
with Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Lowe, of
Kilby’s Gap.
Messrs. Howard Lowj and San
ford Marlow spent a few days the
past week with Mr. Lowe’s par-
.75
poofers and sheet metal
workers
Boofera and sheet metal
workers apprentice 50
Steam fitters 75
Steam fitters apprentice 50
Painters .75
Painters (semi-skilled—-prlm-
erh, Xalsominers, etc.) 50 j
Tile and marble setters 75
Cement finishers .70
Wilkes county will be proudly
represented at the Journal Tour
nament In Wtnaton-Salem ^ UtM
week-end by the fast steppinif
‘‘Deamonette®’* Baqkhtball team
of the Mountain 4View high
school. I. '■ \j.i:
This team of girls coached by
Miss Nae Shumate and captained
by Grace Haynes, started out laat
year a new and green* bunch. Yet
Miss Shumate worked with them
and her success is shown here in
an enviable record.
These girls have engaged up
until now SI teams and . have
turned in 31 victories. They won
the county tournament of 1982-
33 championship by defeating
I each’ and every team in the coun-
t ty at least.once. -So far this year 1
the girls have not been called on
All
games have been played mostly
by the substitutes, who have
ents, Mr. and Mrs. M. D. Lowe
Mr. Barney Sparks, of Wilkes | strength
county, was a visitor at Mr. Dean
Lowe’s Sunday.
Rev. Isaac Watts was a visitor j proven to 'be exponents of basket-
In this community Friday. ball. In 12 engagements this year
The young son of Mr. and Mrs. 1 the forwards led by t„elr captain.
I Grace Haynes have chalked up
I 227 points while the guards only
allowed the opponents 98 points.
Charlie! With but one more ga.ne to irtay
j it now appears the county laurels
Mixer operator
Truck driver (1 1-2 ton
and under)
Truck driver (over
1 1-2 tons)
Glaziers —
Pipe layer
Caulker
Blacksmith —
Blacksmith ap*prentice
Mechanics
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Llnney Lowe has recovered from
pneumonia.
-Mr. Sherman Bentley was a
welcome visitor at Mr.
^‘Mr.^G^rdorLaws. formerly of |
Landis, has moved his (amily ! oesrion be the Deamonettes .
here.
.30
.75
Foreman of skilled labor 80 :
Foreman of semi-skilled labor .55 1
Foreman of unskilled labor .. .40 !
Timekeepers .40 j
Tool checkers - - .40 ^
Quarry drill operators 60;
Tree surgeons — .75 |
Highway Projects |
Unskilled labor - .30
-SklUed labor 40
Truck drivers (1 1-2 ton
and under) — .30
Truck drivers (over
1 1-2 tons) .40;
Foreman .40-.4.1j
Misses Edith and Annabell j
Kilby were visitors at Mr. D. C. j
Lowe’s Sunday. ' 1
Mr. Ralph Russell returned j
home from the CC Camp near j
Lake Lure Saturday. |
Mr. and Mrs. Doris Davis made i
a business trip to North Wilkes- j
boro Saturday.
Mr. Don Wallace
home from Landis,
where he had been
sometime with friends.
These girls realize their han
dicap by having had no exper
ience on an indoor court, but as
sure their friends of Wilkes they
will be In the game fighting to
bring the bacon to M'ilkes coun
ty, so give them your wishes.
Believed Poisoned
I JONESVILLE. Maych 5. —
returned; Nance Foster, colored, of this
Saturday j place died last Saturday at her
spending, home. It was believed by mem-
j bers of her family that she had
-Mr. Glywn Russell spent Sun-j been poisoned in some unknown
day with Mr. Don Lowe.
way.
J
Mountain View School
Faculty Presents Play,
On Thursday night at 7:45 p. |
m., March 15th, the faculty of |
the Mountain View Central |
school will present a play entitl- ^
«d, “The Town Talk.” This play |
Is one of merit and much hard
work has been done to give the I
public something worth while.
• Therefore tell your friends about
It and come yourself. Admission ,
10c and 20c. j
Seeking >fisslng Offiow
Norfolk. Va., March 5. —
Planes from the naval air base
redoubled their search for Lieu-1
tenant W. P. Davis this afternoon
after recovering from Hampton
Beads the body of Aviation Me
chanic David Marshall who was |
drowned this morning when a
eeaplane piloted by Davis plung-j
ed into the roads near Newport
News.
SMARTNESS
IN SPRING
Footwear
The new Spring styles in
j^gotwear — the kind that
pres your new outfit that
re«l dressy appearance. Blue,
/Blaek, White — Sports in
* ' ek and -White, Brown and
'White, Tan and Br^wn, Grain
and Plain Leateher. High
Hand medium heels—
$4i5
STREET FLOOR
e
Kort^Wiite^ro, N. C.
DOWNSTAIRS
STORE
FEATURIN; POPULAR
PRICED
BRe;
Smart new Sp i'-isr styles in
plain and printeJ (bsigns. Nov
elty treatments I’l it will m?Jfe
these popular. Ym can find
just your type in this basement
group—
$1.98 $2.9§ $3.95
$4.'o
lOVELY
Spring Suits
Novelty wool tweeds and mixtures
in iovely colei’s. Both swagger
and short Coats. All wanted col
ors and styles. Unusual treat
ments for this price group—
$4.95 $5.95 $6.95 $7.95
BASEMENT OFFERINGS IN
Spring Coats
We’ve never seen anything like these Coats
at these prices. The wind-swept silhouette,
dropped shoulders, belted waists- Certain
ly a remarkable showing at—
$3.95 to $7.95
Spring Hats
Nothing could be smart
er at any price than these
new Spring Hats we are
showing In our Basement.
Both Hats and Tams in
this collection for—
49c, 98c, $1.49, $1.98
BASEMENT SHOWING IN
Spring’s Smart Shoes
New styles for Spring in both dress and sport Foot
wear. "niese Shoes at popular prices cannot be beat.
Blues, Blacks, Greys, Sport Oxfords, Pumps, in high
and medium heels—
$1.98 $2.45 $2.98
Spainhoitir - Sydoof'Co.
NORTH mLKESBORO, N. C. \ ; i
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-irv'* “
iTTieWSP*
MU
-ife, -■
" RofflesrJRbetej Bibfljlittle Pleating . AU^th^-are ftnind on ^
. the;n6W«lt Fri^ajfor Spring and ve:^ flattering you’re going
to-find them.... Seme are high and crisp V». . Some are 18ie^
soft^ aadisheerest of feminine ruffles ... Plmn and printed,
■ coinbhiBtibh of both, and in all the new Spring shades and color
combhuitions—
(.
$7.95 $lirJ5 $i8i59
Sweaters
Novelty all wool light-—
weight Sweaters in solid
wanted shades and sport
designs—
$2.98
New Bags
If you’re young and slim and active,
you’ll have to see these Suits we’ve
bought especially for you. They are
all youthful styles in rough sheer
wools. Checks and tweedy mixtures,
solid navy and tan as weU as all the
popular shades fof Spring—
Every new style is repre
sented in this unusual col
lection . . . Novelties . . .
s'olid blue . . . brown and
black—
$7.95 $9.95 $12.95 $16.75
SilkBlouses
i
$1.00 $1.98 $2.49
$2.98
Silks in beautiful prints, checks,
plaids, as well as solid wanted shades.
Ruffles, pleats, jabots—in fact every
style that is new and smart—
$1.98 $2.98
Merchants’ Spring Fashion Show
SHOWING ON LIVING MODELS
LIBERTY THEATRE
Monday-Tuesday, March 12-13
/ ..
SILK
Kid Gloves
SLIPS
An enchanting collection of
smart new Gloves for every
outfit. Soft 61ip-ons as well as
dressy models. Navy, Black
and Brown.
A special value, lace
trim, p’jrc silk in
Pink, Flesh, Peach.
Full cut Princess
style—
SILK HOSE
Humming Bind and Archer all pure-silk
Hose in Chiffon and Sei-vice. Wanted
Spring shades— *
79c 85c $1.00 $1.35
Smart Spring Coats
Our collections are now ready and complete . . . with the
best of Spring fr.shion trends included. Coats with the
forward wind-s'.v pt silhouette ... for variety ... for style
rightness ... You will find this the smartest showing to
choose from. Tans, navys, French blues, novelty tweed
mixtures, polos—
$9.95 $11.95 $14.95 $16.50
SPRING HATS
$1.98, $2.98, $3.95, $4.95
AH the quaint new halo shapes, ever;^
pert bonnet types, Baton sailor® with'that
smart wind-blown look, and fashion’s clev-
erest 'S'. Turbans, Spring’s lovelleat ma
terials ... Straw cloth, and noVeKy stnws- v
Wanted Spring colors and combinations.
north wilkbsboro, N.-c.j;^a^fe’
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