m
totted
.jte first totolfcir teMiilB
Miared war dU
japaa trltM i
^ntoboU; 'jnb.ixtttbed
‘dto thto ■Iftil'ar
ktni:. Bl^t9tj^|.Amerl-
....ji 4»ported >
a.^aapotated
--TIte TTalted
w#dl- toniJtod
ttto"»toto«t»p RlVer «t;>
t»«t ts miles .-up»ti^« l
Hlinkhis late Sunday, accoidlnfi
^ official-reports t"
Shanghai. ' **
warship, iStoaq^ out of
[^Itoktau: battte ar«^ tor|wi
bit
S 'bomb from an ' titj^ane.
60 are known to iu^
rescued, including
r,. m'oatbers of the diplo-
staff and clrillans.
>ng the clTilians rescued
South Carolinian, Weldon
toMaa, of Greenville, S. C.
ippny were wounded seriously.
J|i| ^red several were killed.
;>* Wtam Shanghai, The Aasoclat-
..dN Ftess reports that the Japa-
■aae navy has accepted responsi-
jBpif for bombing and einking
Vtonay.
j...! Ifeanghai, Dec. 13. (Monday)
(tM or more shiits bajonglng. to
the Standard Oil Company of NeW
York were sunk at the same
time.
.' From 16 to 20 persons ’-were
Wounded, and It ' was ,fed.rPA; that
a 'number of persona on the A-
mdrican gunboat were kUlefc- A"'
bout 100 persons were aboard,
laclnding 11 -American citiseps.
The Panay, a vessel pi the U.
S. Tangtse Riverpattol, was
steaming up river from Nanking
in an effort to escape from the
spreading war apne around the
Chinese central capital.
Details Meager
I
Up to noon today only meager:
details of the disaster had ar- ^
rived. It was known that at least
11 American civilians, three or,
four Italians, a number of Chi
nese employees of the U. S. em
bassy in Nanking, and other non-
combatants were aboard. The
crew was reported to number 56.
The messages said the ship was
sunk as the result of a 'bbrahlng’
but did not indicate whether the
Sates: Ic A Word
' (Each Insertion)
ODNIMUM CHARGE 25c)
^ bombs came from Japanese
Chinese airplanes.
The ship carried two secretar
ies of the United States embassy,
George Atcheson Jr., and J. Pax
ton Hall, as *.\eil as a large croup
of foreign refugees.
Other Americans known to
have been aboard included Wel
don: James of Greenville, S. C.,
mantVger of the United Press of
FOR RENT
■H/^RBNT: liarge farm Home 6
MffM from city on good road,
Mwm for two families, beauti-
ftol home and grounds. Also 6-
iwoim apartment in private res-
Mtonee on Trogdon Str^,
f*Mi» 185^. 11-1-tf
FOR SALE
■Mg SAIiB: Good work Steer—
♦ ■years old; will work-double
ew single. Priced reasonable.
Ska or write W. V. CaiUdell,
■ante 1, North Wilkesborp, N,
12-16-gt-pd
BK HAT.TI OR TRADE 1937
Bodge Coach with Trunk and
Bftater. A-1 condition, with
Hw mileage. See Bostian,
mik« Barber Shop. 12-13-2*
.NATIONAL. Reooodithmed
farm machinery' and
Ifary, llawt
-GtoMkhn.-»■
."K'e . ‘i
Locust posts, seven
-feng, only 8 cents each.
Afei» fresh milk (inW-
ti Ni^ls. Wllkosbofi^ route
U- WB-U
WANTED
■OKRTED: flood hou.sekeepcr.
Jitimt have experience. Give ref
erences. Address “W’’, Journal-
BMrlot. 12-20-4t-pd.
MISCEU-ANEOUS
reward fur return of old
fl.flO hill taken cedar
cfost In home In this city. Re-
fwrn to Journal-Patriot Office.
12-20-4t-pd.
8PEC1AI.
fice^^Kanking; Norman Alley of
th^ pteversal News: Reel;.., Eric
of the Fox Movietone
Ne^ Reel, and Roy Squires of
Seattle. Wash.
Farm Tenant Aik Plan
53PIECESenric8^EIGHT
Op«nStock Price ISB.*®
SALE
PRICE
$16.50
Is Explained By Oliver,
(Continued from page one)
value of the farms, and borrow
ers may have up to 40,yea5i^.^n
which to repay. Interest'cjiargM
is A per cent. Other thlngsi-being
equal, preference will he given^td
tenants owning their own live
stock and equipment or to those
able to make a small down pay-
vuent. However, no lean- will 'be
made to a tenant who Is able ttf
secure adequate credit from the
Federal Land Bank or other
sources. All applications for land
purchase loans will -be filed- with
the ponntjr'^upervisor at his of-
to WUkesbpro^I^kif
'‘tin wiiRiBto
■MCF. beauty WORK—Ip our
B(»lnners Department. Perma-
M*ts—in our advanced de-
ppftment—J2 Waves $1.00;
93 waves |1.50; J5 waves
IB.60. Shsmipoo and Finger
Wave, 25c. All beauty work at ^^^naius ^nu vaunw. o....
ndUced prices. Hinshaw School ^ credit elsewhere, the super
«g Beautv Culture, Over City said.
Bawbee Shop. ll-2S-lt'
^^e Wee'■^TNorth Wilgek-
horo ,l)i'''open on .ThursdSi^^'hni;^.
it is located In the North Wilkes-
boro Bank Building. Mr. Oliver
states that he is not yet read^
to receive applications, and that
applicants will be notified furth
er through the papers when ap^
plications may be made.
Mr. Oliver emphasized the
fact that only a limited number
of loans for the purchase and im
provement of farms can be made
during the present fiscal year
ending June 30, 1038. Not more
than 10 nor fewer than five of
these loans can bo made this
year in any one county selected.
The tenant land purchase pro
gram is being administered in
connection with the rehabilitation
program, and, although tke.se
land piin-hase loans are limited,
regular rehabilitation loans for
crop production, and the pur
chase of livestock and equip
ment needs, are available in eve
ry county to eligible farmers and
tenants who cannot obtain suit
A buy you eoa') utlord to b!m ...
tk««* will Mobobly u«v«r ayoia
b* «fiw»d at (bM« low piicoa. Pat-
tMuo oi* aefivo and oxira pioeas
or* raguloriy oraUabU ... Thia k1*
U (or a Umitod time only. Do not
delay, ordoi your sot today.
I $ua«r tp9on
I Cold mut fork
- CONTENTS-
1 Too IPOOM
I Dlnnor forki
I Donort ipooiu
I Solod hm
I Buttor tproodon
I Sfvlocroft ImWoo (oKoIco of Viondo or lono
5lado ifylol
(Alto MrYlcM for i and 12 at ipacial laWngi)
I Gravy ladia
I Sarvlnq tpoon
i Butfar knifa
^DOWNfwEEKiy
ANYTHING IN
MARCH WITH THE TIMES
Taking advantage of the opportunity. It’s
only being considerate, wlien you decide on your
store to trade. Let the GOODWILL help you to
• decide by telling you the advantages we offer.
With us, it’s different. Our trucks operate day
and night to and from the manufacturing centers
of the North, West, East and South. Often these
'' manufacturers need ready cash. It’s aasy for
"them to get in touch with our alert buyers by tele-
■^aph or telephone. The deal is closed with the
> toast expense, as we are known throughout the
. cQuntry to be large cash buyers and volume dis-
.Ffeributors of dependable merchandise. And possi-
the morning after the merchan lise was pur-
eftased it is placed on sale at one of our store.s.
And the prices under present cbndicions will aver-
^*‘aie lower. For this reason it’s very important that
“^the customer keep in constant touch with this or-
tf!^B»rfzation as the opportunities to save are greater
kfiow than ever before. Reason, we aways follow
’ markets down. Our Gtoeat Million Dolar
li^ig^mas Drive is on. Ask the clerks for our Co-"|i
r^erativ® Membership Cards. They are worths
Aaoney to you. '
GLASS
Individual Pieces
Priced From
35c to $5.00
THE GOODWILL STORE
IM
f'r.
■ft -K
v-r- r.
M ake this Christmas unforgettable! Every
one 3~ou know is luxury-miaded, so give
the kind of gifts that will be most thrilling, the
most satisfying!
'Tifitlils'M
I Low As
i $1.00
I
m
From the:e specially selected Gift ViJuM you ^
can find a way to please everyono^^—and your- |
self. Look over the suggestions—then come
I 1 Weekly |
see the merchandise for a cese inspection.
'oU=;««.- '.f>iWeairfWPrfD*Wi
CUT suGGcms
Bill Folds 75c
BilIF(MSets $2.50
Ladies’Fitted Cases. $17.50
Men’s Gladstone Bi^s $17.50
Bracelets $ 6.00
Crosses and Chains. $ 1.25
Manicuring Sets .... $ 2.00
Ladies’ Evening Bags $ 4.00
Compacts $1.00
C^arette Ughters.. $ 2.75
CpmbinatifmSets... .$ 8.50
Ele^KClo^ $ 4.95
THIS
I7 JEWEL
A watch value . * T7 i«wl
BnWa .at this amasinsly tew P«««'
i ^
IL
MEN’S RINGS
$9.95 Up
Men’s Leather
Traveling Sets
$3.25 Up
Wadsworth and
Simmons
Buckie Sets
, 8.50 Up
Plymouth imd Seth
Thomas Clocks
$10.50417.50
TOILET SETS
$6.UU Up
Ladies’ and Men’s
WRIST WATCHES
$9.95 Up
•BtobjiiVbjSSfbJMfb-stSfbJiifkJiVkJSifa
Watch Bracelets ... $1.25 up
For men—
Simmons Watch Chain $4 up
Dinner Rings $12,50 up
Ladies’ Rings
$4.50 Up
Beautiful Pieces in
Welder Pottery
98c Up
Haviland China
(61-piece set)
Watson and Towle
Sterling Silver
Flat Ware
(26-piece set)
$67.50
Now—
a brand n*w Parker pan
Parker's De Luxe
CHALLENGER
ONLY
The first time Parker’s famous
2-Way point has ever been
offe^below $5. Solid gold, per
fectly fashioned to write your
•guiiir band wi theloiw od©-’-
to write fine figures or fine mar-
ginsd notes on the upper Mde.
Beautiful new style effecto in
flecked Burgundy, Silver Gray
andMarineGreen.combmedwith
Jet Pencil to match, only $1.50.
The smartest newest finest
$5 Set on the market Come to
see It
Other Porkw Challenger fee*,
13J0: Seta, $3.75.
An idea! gift . . . beautiful,
lasting, serviceable, inex
pensive . . .and will be gen
uinely appreciated!
fBDKZa
VODAINO
EAfiONNE
IRSAknUR
CANNES
MBAirAa
*4’ BIARBITZ
miou. nuB
DIAMOND RINGS . „^ ._-$S.9S up j WEDDING RINGS -$4.80 up
May We Suggest
... an ELGIN
i^'iewdiemi-baatette,gMJUkd
cate. $37SO
17 jeueU. 14K natural gsM
*^eiea$t.U7SO
It
S3
Mam'(Bystreet
: A F**“2y Store 1
-The Place For BarggililB^d
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