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PteBB^ rapo^
J lft»'nranhip. stqiaB^ii^ opt of
J|:]amkliig battk inr^ ^lis bit
from an atrpliuie.
' than SO are known'to. haV«
roBcuod, Including crfw
. mom'hers of tho diplo-
I. ataff and civllianB.
-iiBong’'the clviliana rescued
1BB» a South Carolinian, Weldon
> Jhataa, of Greenville, S. C.
_ %Oir were wouuued seriously.
'■ il feared several were killed.
Vfeom Shanghai, The Assoclat-
. Bfl Press reports that the Japa-
' aBaa navy has accepted reeponsi-
^'UPRy for bombing and sinking
Ruiay
-rti» uttitod stotiir^
wait bombed
■’ 4tO'''T9ttita» WWif
tiout W miles«5,riipstfwnt,;%7?-,j
H&Bktes lata S|tr.fcp,.; a^h^+
Vn o^lak^e^rtk ;i^ob4, ^to.
:jjh*ngtafe^P-v,. - ^ >' -vS
;^; 'One or more ships i*’
lio Standard OU CompaBjr of N«^
"■f(^k were sunk - at the same
i.ttmeu '' ' ■
’ : From 16 to. 20 pewona *i*ere
woaaded, and It'^is fei®!^ t1lmt
i 'number of persona ,on' .tie *■-
morlcan ganboat wore hlUeA nXi'
bout 100 persons were aboftrdf
including 11 American citiaeps.f;
The Panay, a veasol Of the U.
3. Tangtse River paktol, was
steaming up river from Nanking
In an effort to eecapo from tho
spreading war zone around the
Chinese central capital.
Details Meager
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-
■tenghal, Dec. 13. (Monday)
Sates: Ic A Word
‘ (Each Insertion)
(SONIMUM (JHARGB 26c)
combatants were aboard. Tho
crew was reported to number 56.
The messages said the ship was
sunk as the result of a 'bora'blng'
but did not indicate whether the
bombs came from Japanese ' or
Chinese airplanes.
The ship carried two secretar
ies of the United States embassy,
George Atcheson Jr., and J. Pax
ton Hall, as well as a large group
of foreign refugees.
Other Americans known to
have been aboard included Wel
don. James of Greenville. S. C.,
manner of the United. Fnssa of- {
FOR RENT
. RENT: Liarge farm home 9
jigeB from city on good road,
PMm for two families, beauti-
tH home and grounds. Also 5-
rwem apartment in private res-
jdnnce on Trogdon Street.
Pfeone 186-J. 11-1-tf
fie® .^Nanking; Normait Alley of
th» jottrersal News: Reel;
FOR SALE
ME SALE: (Jool work Steer—
* years old; will work-double
or single. Priced reasonable.
ih— or write W. V. Candell,
Rente 1, North Wilkesboro, N,
12-16-2t-pd
BK HAT.R OR ITIADE t»S7
Badge Coach with Trunk and
afeater. A-1 condition, with
Mnr mileage. See Boatlan,
Wilkes Barber Shop. 12-i3-2t
BKBNA'nONAD ReeondiHoiied
TtMtora, farm machineiT
a Vary-
’ .w8liftOT
N.'a‘
Eric
MayhSl of the Fox Movietone
News Reel, and Roy Squires of
Seattle, Wash.
Fann Tenant Aid Plan
Is Explained By Oliver
(Continued from page one)
Locust posts, seven
MMI'^ng, only 8 cents sarfi.
AMO fresh milk pair. A'.
T> NlM»el8, Wllkesbo^ route
U- ’ W»-«
WANTED
WtRlCIED: Good housekeeper,
i^t have experience. Give rot-
scences. Address "W, Journal-
fBfrlot. 12-20-4t-pd.
MISCELLANEOUS
RkBO REWARD for return of old
fr.eo bill taken f«^ cedar
dbsst In home In this'city. Re-
fwrn to Journal-Patriot Office.
12-20-4t-pd.
BR^UTV WORK—Iij our
Baginnors Department. Perma-
nnts—in our advanced de
partment—$2 Waves $1.00;
value of the farms, and borrow
ers may have up to 40.y9l^pJl4n
which to repay. Interest chaiyei
Is v3 per cent. Other thjngsvbeing
equal, preference will he given to
tenants owning their own live
stock and equipment or to those
able to make a small down pay
ment. However, no lean will be
made to a ten.int who is able tCP
secure adequate credit from the
Federal Land Bank or other
sources. All applications for land
purchase leaps will be filed- with
the ponntjf'^Supervisor at Ms ot-
.pn.-The btiRe a| North Wlli^
boro -Jli'^'dpen bn Thurs(fe^^^'■oh^;^.
it is located In the North Wilkes
boro Blank Building. Mr. Oliver
states that he is not yet ready
to receive applications, and that
applicants will be notified furth
er through the papers when ap
plications n\ay 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, 1938. 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 . lu
connection with the rehabilitation
program, and, although the.se
land purchase loans are limited,
regular rehabilitation loans for
crop production, and the pur
chase of livestock and equip-
waves $1.50; $5 waves j needs, are available in eve-
yS.60. Shampoo and Finger jj.^ county to eligible farmers and
"Wave, 25c. All beauty work at j vviio cannot obtain sult-
KSdueed prices. Hlnshaw School, credit elsewhere, the super-
9t Beautv Culture, Over City yjgor gajd
BBiBbvr Shop. 11-25-lt
MARCH WITH THE TIMES
'■i:-
Taking advantage of the opportunity. It’s
only being considerate, when 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 easy for
"them to get in touch with our alert buyers by tele-
^aph or telephone. The deal is closed with the
ksast-expense, as w’e are known throughout the
..country to be large cash buyers and volume dis-
f'feibutors of dependable merchandise. And possi-
the morning after the merchandise was pur-
'efiased it is placed on sale at one of our stores.
1 And the prices under present conditions will aver-
■'»^e lower. For this reason it’s very important that
the customer keep in constant touch with this or-
Ionization as the opportunities to save are greater
ROW-than ever before. Reason, we aways follow
markets down. Our Great Million Dolar
I^rive is on. Ask the clerks for our Co-’
'i^^eratlve Membership Cards. They are worth j1
^i&oney to you.
the GOODpl STORE
‘ A FainSy Store
-The^Ptace For BargalEB^^
~vy.
,.c--
UJAKE this Christmas unforgetOhle! Every
one you know is luxury'^ninidod, so give
the kind of gifts that will be most thrilling, the
most sati-ifying!
SPECIAL
SALE
53 PIECE Service X^EKSIT
Op«nStock Price »38.*®
SALE
PRICE
$16.50
A buy YOU con') sdlord to miss .
tiiss* ssts will Moboblr Bsvvr agom
ho aSotod at thsss low pticos. Pot-
toms or# actlvo and oxtra piooos
ore roquloiiT ovoUablo ... This solo
is for a Hmitod time only. Bo not
delay, order your set today.
- CONTENTS-
I Sua«r ipvon
I Cold moot fork
I Gravy ladia
• Taa apooM
I Dinnor fork!
I Danort ipooM
I Salad torki
I luttar tproadan I lultar knif
I Sfylacraft knWai (eltoica of Vlanda or long
blada tlyla)
(Alta Mrvicat for 4 and 12 at ipacial lavingi)
I Sarving ipoon
"inifa
^DOWNlwEEKlaSr
ANYTHING IN
GLASS
Individual Pieces
Priced From
35c to $5.00
An ideal gift . , . beautiful,
lasting, serviceable, inex
pensive . . .and will be gen
uinely appreciated!
From the;e specially selected Gift Values you
can find a way to please everyone——and your
self. Look over the suggestions—then come
see the merchandise for a cese inspection.
Low As
$1.00
Weekly
GUT SUGCSnONS
Bill Folds .. 75c
BillFoMSds $2.50
Ladies’Fitted Cases. $17.50
Men’s Gladstone Bags $17.50
Bracelets $ 6.00
Crosses and Clifuns. $ 1.25
Manknrii^Sets .... $ 2.00
Ladies’ Evening Bags $ 4.00
Compacts $1.00
Cigarette Lighters.. $ 2.75
CombuiaticmSets... .$ 8.50
'Elec^ Clocks $ 4.95
THIS
tj JEWEL
A 8r^ watch value . • • « IT fewl
Bulwa .St this smsxins'v >vw pricel
MEN’S RINGS
$9.95 Up
Men’s Leather
Traveling Sets
$3.25 Up
Wadsworth and
Simmons
Buckle Sets
8.50 Up
Plymouth smd Seth
Thomas Clocks
$10.50-$17.50
TOILET SETS
$6.UU Up
Ladies’ and Men’s
WRIST WATCHES
$9.95 Up
Watch Bracelets .—$1.25 up
For men—
Simmons Watch Chain $4 up
Dinner Rings $12.50—— up
Ladies’ Rings
$4.50 Up
Now—
a brand new Parker pen
Beautiful Pieces in
Welder Pottery
Parker's De luxe
CHALLENGER
98c Up
ONLY
Haviland China
(61-piece set)
Watson and Towle
Sterling Silver
Flat Ware
(26-piece set)
The first time Parker’s famous
2-Way point has ever been
offered b&ow $5. Solid gold, per
fectly fashioiied to write your
regular hand on the lower side—
to write fine figures or fine mar
ginal notes on the upper ade.
Beautiful new style effects in
flecked Bureundy, Silver Gray
andMarineGreen,combined with
Jet. Pencil to match, only $1.50.
The smartest, newest, finest
$5 Set on the market. Come to
see it.
Other Parker Oiallenger PeM,
S3J0: Soh. 13.75.
$67.50
t>BINCES8
WDALNa
BAROHNE
maALnui
CAHMES
MISAL fm
tIMBITZ
DIAMOND RINGS 4S.96 up | WtOUlNO RINGS SMO «P
May We Suggest
... an ELGIN
i^ietodsemi-bagfutte, gMJUki
caie. S37JS0
17 j«u)d$. 14 K natural ggU
* mtdeu$i.$47JSQ
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