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‘c*CtHiUnu©d from ,«««> tlonr«>Ste«(SWl •• to AkWMr^ i Ofwttu m i suav«4ti^nHntenoe og-io>HC|aA. I, pro^r for Judgment «on-| Mln^'llliea In which th^ tpl- ' losing'dgfMdanU wew Indicted ^ Lioitel Atwill upon payment of cdet. , idfriag aoieiiuiiuijp >*«* in Mnhnfter yb Charles W. I «,j proraed: Ifey, divorc#. jranted.' j, yuuas jrehnson, Bd Hayee, ^ Abeher and Bill CHIt^th.fimre Hayea. B. B. Myers. Joh# rating cat whim • dirtmg, lBe| xpap„on. Pitfke Billings. Julln* ^ fIB.no as to OUi«ath; sf nol i c^de Anderson, Royal «8 to Ahaher. ?^^!d|f|k«roh, Sanders, ■ -Joto MlBarn Belt and Coy Shl^jTii>oireU, Thomas' Swalm, George say. 8 numths senteato>.v4i>j fteBand, Bprtie 'Bills, Charlie Is anspended for three V?. P.. Rhodes, Roy Btaley; nol pros as to Belt. | Rhodes, Sptncwr Simmons, Nor- ‘.n Wiles and Leonard Hoi-; n*n Gcdhh, Robert Simmons, .. a. with d. w„ font months!'Jim Wagoner Bert Royals 8am Jnded sentence; ad-to Wiles; j ;^Heyy* Dallas Carter. Shermafe ^onUnaed as to Holtoway.' | Queen. M a x Threat, Johnsle ^ Y^vMMuaaxTu »o vw y«.» X 1 Ureill.> slUUI Lee Jolnes. Ylolatiadf prohlbi-'Johnson, Thurmond P i n n 1 x, M» law, 12 months suspended,cmnde BUer, Susie Holcomb ,Jtence. ; - I Armie Coi. Ivan Johnson, Mack Bd Grimes, possession of Mflii-jAdhing, E^ve Burchette. Hari^ 4 months sentence suspended I Right, Cllnard Jones, Ollle Wad- IRMm condition that he pay fine j dell. Payette St. John, C. 0. ef 125.0'J and cost. j Bumgarner, Jim Wagoner. 3^: Ira Dancy, proatltution and! will Call, Cliff Church, Gibb aaslgnation. not guUty. Ejier, Dock Call, Fred Glass, s; Bari Wyatt, assault on female, I John Elmore, Koonce Prevett, I months on road. 1 Walter Burchette, Tyre M. Hol- Walt Becknell, Walter Ander-| loway, Harvey Pardue, Ed Evans, son, Clarence Shepherd and Ar-i Lewis Hayes, O. C. Turner, Pal- thur (Buck) Anderson, manufac-1 nier Lankford. Burrell Bruce, taring, six months suspended sen-: Kelly Pruitt. Lonnie Absher, I Dean Baguess, J. B. Garris. Alex Luther Triplett, a. with d. w., prultt, Bradley Dancy, Archie Judgment suspended upon pay- Holder, Arthur Bowlin, George ment of cost. j Bowlin. Alvin Bowlin, Bryant John Bouchelle and Herman ; Johnson. T- SEEDS... Seeds of AU Kinds.. . Retuyn of onemployed dty: jfolks to the farm is suggeatod by n, L. Woote^ managter of tke local offlice itho National emdoymant Service, warn of relieving the : unemploy sltudtlon. % + ' ' In a letter addressed to teachers of the couhty, Mr. Wbdi* en requests the ct^peratlon. df the teachers In ascertaining pos sible locations for the stranded families. Mr. Wooten’s letter fol lows; . . "We have a large number of stranded families—that Is, faml- I lies w>o have left farms and |.mov{^~^0 Sown—who now desire 'to go back to farm life.. "We. also have hundreds of acres of Idle farm land In Wilkes county which would furnish em ployment and a living to many of our stranded families and, if properly managed, will pay dlyl- dends to the landlords. “Possibly you know of farm ers who are in need of farm la bor or tenants. By helping us lo cate and make necessary adjust ments and arrangements with the landowners, you would be ren dering a very special service to your community. "The towns have a large sur plus of unemployed farmers who are needed to till this enormous amount of idle land and these families would be a great help to our rural schools and churches. We want you to make a survey of your district by making Inquiries of farmers of their labor prob lems. Get them Interested as much as possible and refer all that are interested to ns and let us help them make proper ad justment.” [ Abahers,: I Ing flrito. i Opening Sale, ' "Beggars In Ermine," a Uteno'^^ morning.’sale will be In I, '*-‘“i;rlng Lionel progress untff Easter, Just t|»‘ role of period when '«Mt wlH be select ing their new Mt^ng outfit gram production Atv^l, Jiprj^n^ bei^r wduced'fO that state hb has beet tricked out n fortune represented by^ a si min. and diie to the loss Of jblt legs In an accident In ""the . *..■ -- ..-tv man of tine ednoatlon, Jobn Daw^sen (Atwill)-writes treatises on steel and sells them on corners in all paru of the world, while looking for "^biS; wife and daughter. whO^ ..have .been .taken from him" by the man trho cheat ed him of his mill and caused bis Infirmity., While traveling, he encounters other beggars -and obtains per mission from'the authorities to organise-the beggars into a fra ternal organisation so that they might not be burden to the gov ernment. He doee this In such a way that the organisation be comes a very wealthy one, and he succeeds in recouping bis loss es and regaining control of bis steel business. - "Beggars in . Ermine” plays at the Liberty Theatre next Thurs day and Friday, March 22-23; I^e cast Includes Betty Furne^’ H. B. WaJthall, Jamieson Tho^ as,' James Bush, Steven Oroes, George Hayes, and Astrid Aiiwjm. The picture was directed by Phil Rosen. *• ' Tn spite «f . rising irieea, yon can still bny With us during this ;Stl0 at tremendous savings," Mr. W. F. Absher stated yestorday. ".Our sole which starta Friday mbralng'presents an olvortunity to .^bny qaality- taoMsps^ at law COI^’* ' . t' A few of the attractive valUes e^’s .nlng tom^ reswaat -(K thi tion, died Sunday Fttheral service was conducted by Rev. Avenr:Jhurdi Monday nt Mount nMsant Baptist .ehnnh. taterment following la the churcE oemetery. Snyvlvlng ere the^followia children; C, A., C. B.iC. ,D., and D. cO.'Dyer, of Puri«tr: Mrs -V.: Triptatt, of Rhodhiim; A. H! Dyer, of Ready Branch; Mrs. Fred Robertson, of Wilkeaborb; of taBtr^af' Booae^^ miles out; l-roois - ‘and branch on the. place on any of this town.—jf. I. Myaia^. ] Wilkeaboro, N. C. 8-J ^ MAGAZINES la that will be on display »bAb8he« ! jn^ Jim-Q^rth and Mise Lil- for the next two weeks are Mated- }{aiyDy«r. of' Purlesr. '^RLD almanac WANT ADS JONQIHLB FOR SALE—Prices reasonable. Arohla^^^-OgUyie, Oakwooda, M.. C., Telephone Rural 2704. 3-16-U-pd. ring FOB SALE—Fidl line mi Gaedem Seeds. Now Is the time to buy. PiicM low. WHkse Hatchery; . :■ M'-.;.'»-f8.gt-pd. Colored Woman Dies ARE YOU DBINKINd FW^T.jPOk Ginger Ale) per bottle (1 qt) plus Sc.bottla'deposit. It’s . s ‘ Neihl i^roduct dnd must be gool. Ai.ihoBt dealers. 3-3^tf FOR SALR--O1M 4-yoom Gottage on >Hlnstaaw Street—good lot. Bny now befor« it advances.- J, I. Myers, No£th, Wilkekhbrod N. C. V 3-16-it-pd; uw Vii|[ihia Now let’s got dciwn to-, planning a&d planting FOR BIG CROP YIELDS— " ^ AND SEE US FOR Wood s ReU and Gardm Seeds in packages—Seeds .in bulk—Seeds of all kinds, both for the garden and the field. We handle high-class Seeds and have them at the right price. We want your orders. Also have Cabbage Plants and Onion Sets. Ralph Dunesm Appointed Elelco Light Plant Dealer Vigoro for Plants and Shrubs Ralph Duncan, local dealer in electrical supplies, has been ap pointed Delco Light plant dealer for Wilkes county. Mr. Duncan will be pleased to explain the Delco Light features to rural res idents who are Interested In se curing light service at new low cost. Julia Ann Gentry, colored, died at her home on Roaring River, Route 2, Saturday. She was the wife of Lester Gentry and was 23 years of age. Funeral services were held at Union Grove Tuesday with Rev. Charlie Dobbins in charge. Besides her husband, she is survived by two sons, Lester, Jr. and Henry Lee, and one daught er, Dorothy. PX>R SALEr—Good HooM - and lots, will trade tor a ' good farm close to North Wllkes- boro.—J. I. Myers, North Wll- kesboro, N, C. 3-16-lt-pd FOR SALE—Store and Dwelling building near Dick . Cashion’s filling station on top of the hill. Good business stand. Good terms. —- J. I. Myers. North Wilkesboro, *N. C. 3-16-lt-pd.! ^ ' Good Seedg and the. '^prtqier. Fertiligw jpean better crops at'less expense. Gotne iBi-r-we will give you the benefit of our experience. SPECIAL PRICES ON COMMON AND KOREAN lespedeza seed Ca^ Fertifizer & Seed Store ^ SH0AF & GREENE NORTH MI^ESBORO^ N. C. L H. McNdO & Sons More About PHONES 58 AND 20fr. BARGAIN BASEMENT VALUES AUTHORIZED DELCO-LIGHT DEALER 49c I am pleased tp announce that I have been appointed dealer tor WILKES COUNTY for the complete bpe of Delco Light Plants, Batteries, Pumps, Radios and Superfex, the oil-burning Refrigerator. We (;arry service parts and render service on complete line. COME IN AND LET’S GET ACQUAINTED Ralph Duncan NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. PHONE 301 P. O. BOX 425 Colton AQr Batts - ***/to Another shipment of Cotton Batts ... 3 lb. stitched 72 x PO si*E- Print Dresses Children’s sizes* 7 to 14' . vat dyed coiors. Print Dresses — Sizes 14 to 64 . - - New styles just received . . - Guaranteed fast colors. Druid LL Sheeting Ladies’ Full Paahion! Hose - - Men’s Overalls Men's Chambray Boys' Coveralls. Sizes 3 to 8 ' ^ Made of good qnaltiy Covert Cloth . . ■ Long sleeves and long legs. HARRIS BROS. department store Nort!h wakeslioTOv N* C. Exhibition Barred Rock fegs For From pens winning First Prizes at the State FUir, Raleigh, N. C.T the State Fair, Johnson City, Tenn., and Southeast ern Poultry Show, Charlotte N. C. A MATINGS, 15 EGGS—$1.50 AA—MATINGS, 15 EGGS—$2.50 AAA—MATINGS, 15 EGGS-$8-50 Mail ortfers given prompt attention. Send check or money order. POSTAGE PAID. 4^mes a. pennejx . ’OOBAVUN FALI^ C. OR BOX 3*5. NORTH WIXBSBO^. C You can now have BAHERY Radio just as np-tondate as the new 1934 model automboile. New Air-Cdl Batteiy Tt I The Everready Air-Cell ''A" Battery is a brand new type of battery. It came mto ex istence as the result of a long research program aimed at fewBng out how to nmke rural radio truly practical. Storage battery and dry-cell “A" battery ^operation both had been tried in the past and both had been proved impractical fw toe rural market; the storage battery, becauM of the recharging feature, and the dry “A” battery be cause of short life an(\ vaijable voltage, nee^tating the^use of' a resistance coll- The Air-Cell Battery overcomes these difficulties. It is a primary battery, and needs no recliarging. It has as much life as at least 36 dry cells, and two to three the life of any practical package of dry cells, ft deliver a constant voltage, just right for the Afr-Ccll Tubes (2-volt tubes) used in the CBOSLEY BATTERY SET. When using the Air-Cell Battery, the user does nit have’to W battery voltage ar tube voltage. He has no adjustmants to tery ^ves fro* 1,000 to 1,600 hours of service, as eompar^ to S^7 hours obtained from the dry “A” Power Pack. , -t' ^ -r-'' The Ever^dy Air4>U “A” Battery has many points of suj^riorily'which ««kea it the best "A” battery ever made—and iPS'*e|S*lar CRGSLEY wjuipasent. *u vi.. i lA*' Come in and Hear die New Crolilejr R^. Get Pdctt^Aod T iii- . r ■- ; .i... ^ . > fill W. BL DAY ..V .’t ' PWNE.328 MEADOWS BUILDING TAL J. •V’ NORTH WILKESBORO,».
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