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■d.-y'&'r Wes: lea Word (Each Insertion^ (MINIMUM CHARGE Ue) lAll Stars To Play ^Local Team Again Probable Lineups List Plenty of Baseball Talent For Headline Attraction FOR RENT for RENT: Two apartments, three rooms and bath, two apartments, four rooms and hath. Also bed rooms, close in. Phone 205-M. It-pd COUPLE WANTED Four-Room apartment, with bath, electric range and steam heat, also fur nished bedrooms and kitchen ette.—Phone 228-J. 8-7-tf Ft)K RE.NT: 4-rooni apartment back of Federal Building, Wil- kesboro. Modern conveniences For particulars call Journal- Patriot. 8-3-tf FOR RENT: One 0-rooin house and one 6-room house at 902- S04 Trogdon Street: shade trees and large lawns. Mrs. R. E. Faw. TTicknry, N. C. 7-17-tf FOR SALE SLiGlITLY Machine. Bar ley Motor Co rSHD .‘linger Sewing ain. Ya.ikin Val- S-lO-tf for S.\I F; Two acres of land near N'ortb Wilkesboro: hoau- tifiil binding lots. Good price for a quick sale. If int'>restfd. see or write The Journal-Pa triot. 8-31-4t niopr.i: cine table of Merchandise at a clo.se-o'.it price of .th,'. ,\:licU's taken from evei-v department in the sr.-T.', J-utn’s Dres.s Shop. 1r-pd Wilkes county all stars and North Wilkesboro’s semi-pro baseball teams will meet again here Sunday afternoon in another sports headliner event. A game between the two teams was played two weeks ago and was called with the score tied ;*t 3-3 in the eighth inning because of the six o’clock curfew law on Sunday games. With supporters of both teams showing much Interest the tie game left the subject of who could win all muddled iip and a second game was scheduled. The game will begin at 2:30 In order to allow ample, playin.g time. The probable lineup for the all stars has Russell, of Boomer, in the ri.ght outer garden: Adkins, of Boomer, at short: Per'son, of Moravian Falls, in the hot cor ner: Eller, of Purlear, on the in itial sack: Osborne, of Purlear, manager and short: Wills, of Rock Creek, a.s keystone sacker: Miller, of Moravian Falls, eateh- er: Cooper, of Burlear. left field: Mullis, of Moravian Falls. McDon ald and Price as the hiirler.s. North Wilkesboro will have Meade. Jarvis, Byrd, Reavi.; and Wiles as nnl field material: Tem pleton on. second: Dula at .short: Jones on ihini: O. Jones on firs': C.ilhert tts second sacker and catcher; Icpnhoiir and Wat kins a.s catchers: and Rhoades. Ilamliy and Nichols will he the pitciiing staff. Rev. J. C. Gwaltnejr To Preach'jSlund^ Night At Moiravlah Rev. J. C. Gwaltney, pastor of the Troutman Raptlst church, will preach Sunday night, eight o’clock, . at Mbravlan Falla Bap- tlat. church. The public is cordial ly, Invited to the service. PWA Building Jobs In South Decline Sale Of Chevrolets Gains Last Month RFT’F roNt'OItl) GRAFFS—Finc for i lie.' ar. 1 jelly. $1.23 per Intshe!. Sunnyside (irch.ards. [ Brerholl .Sons. Fores Knob, N. C. ,k-14-2t-pd FOR SAI.F: GikmI, iiseil ttaiiger, Bieyci.' Frice |s pi) c a s h. I Ceorg.’ .\I. Ogilvie, Oakwoods. i N. C. Fl-.one 2 7-K-0(. It-pd r.OR SAIF; t.A-SO International Trae’or: Meadows Sawmill; Self F.'-'dieg Rip ffaw : f'ord Bower unit. .Also 1933 Ford truck. Quick sale for cash. W. f, C.u.i'.phfll. Hiddeiiite. N. C. SM l-2r-pd n.-troli, Aug. 8. — Chevrolet dealers’ ret.uil sales of new ears ,and Iriicks iii the final K> days I of .fitly showed a gain of 2.816 I units over the previous 10-day I period, totalling 24,612. and en- I aiding ih.* eomti.uny to chalk up 64.917 cars and trucks for the monlli. Tho announcemont was made here today liy W. E. Hol ler, general sales manager. The month’s now unit sales were 1 3.907 greater than in July 1938, for a gain of 27.2 per oent. eomparison of records Indicates BUY YOI R ALLEN'S New Range Eternal and Home Fnlerprlse Range a* t'.ie Mark-Down Fur niture Co. Low prices and sev eral models to .select from. S-21-4t P \ I J 1 INOI.FFM Itt GS only $3.9". a' ihv' Mark-Down Fiir- There has been a tapering off of PWA building activity in the South during the past six weeks, Regional Director Harry A. Wortham announced today. Many projects are rapidly nearing com pletion or are already finished. All workers on these projects were employed on private pay- rolLs and whether they labored in skilled trades or unskilled pur suits all of them received a pre vailing wage in the locality where they were hired, Wortham said. Figures in the Atlanta regional office showed the peak of em ployment was reached June 17 when 43,750 men worked at PWA building .sites. At present 35,160 men are employed. While an employment peak for nine states in region three was reached in June, the peak of em ployment in each state was hit at varying times from last Feh- niary until late July, figures dis closed. ■Alaharna employmen reached a ceiling during the week of May 27 when 6.100 were working on PWA jobs. The inimher at work today is 5.220 men. The neak w.us reached in Flor ida during tlie week of February 25 when 2.820 men were working compared witii 2.000 men em ployed tod.uy. Georgia reaelied an employ ment high the week of April 1 willi 6,390 men at work eomiinred with 3.110 men now. Kentucky workmen niinihered 5.S10 on FW.\ huiidiiig sites the wc(‘k of Juneo 3 and 4.860 men today. Mississippi employment totall ed 2.710 men the week of June 24 and numhers 2.(110 men now. North Carolina saw 7.364 men at work during the wmek of April 2 2 compared with .5,9 50 men at work now. South Carolina rearhed a peak employment—excluding the San- Continuance of suhstr .'’tial vol- tee-Cooper project under the di- niture Co. 8-2 4-41 lime so lute into the summer was eharaeteriged as a distinct revers al of the usual trend. Sales of used ears in the final 10-day period of July totaled 69,- sni. a gain of 19.118 over the preceding period, for a total of 160.760 ii! .Inly. This is an in- ■reu-'C of 25.091 units, a.s com pared with July 1 938, ami gave Chevrolet dealer.s a comtiined new and used e.ir total of 22e,- 677 for the month. TWO SIMMONS Forcli Gliders with water-proof covers. Rcg-i- lar price $24.50 Close out each .$15.00. Mark-Down Fur niture C.o. S-24-4t ?Ym SAI.F: I,of too V ’200 just | outside corporate limits on i Highway 18 Y'adkiri Valley ^ Motor Co, -G-tfi - . jWXNTl'H: To do voiir radio re- n:iir w,n‘k on all makes and inndcls. Kxp-rf repairmen. Sat- isfacr..on guaranteed. —- Day Klcc'ri.' Co.. Flione ;’,2S. S-lO-tf The total expended by the four llockefellev endowments siiico I their foundation has heen $6 ia.- I imp.loin. In aridi'ion the elder I Kockefcllcr made individual coii- I n ihiilions of apiiro.ximately $81.- mm.OPii. •‘OR S.XI.E: Remington 't'isibh* No. 10 Typewriter. S^'e W. 0. Harrison at S’eele’.s Jewelry Store. 5-29-tf WANTED W.wn l>: Flfii ii-Iil sli'iiograpli-^ er. gi'a l i:''-' nurse 1 white hons; k e- Fxi'i'll 'o- ivositton —.shop b i i:s. llii.mi, board. | .sala’.'v ni'oc Sun and] Piet ll> . !• 1 Fissort. tliuti I’oiei, i N. C. 1' ! W.ANTFD: Operator for service station i". Wilkesboro. Good propo'iiion lo right parly. W. E. Colvard. Fhotie 152. It FOR S.NI.F: Coitiph'le new set Cliild Graft. I.ess than lialf price. 'I'clept one No. 379. It-pd FOI M): Wtiile Hound dog with !:in (Sirs —aN;) tan spt'ts nn body. Finder may have same by paving expenses. Earl Shep- I li'Td. t'uiiioy, N. (’. It-pd FOR SAI.F: Have iSF"*!) er(>lit on Now I’lymoult;. Will sell for ' lialf prill'. Call Phone 246. ll-pd. reetion of Kenneth Markwell—of 4.720 men the week of July 22 and .3.250 are employed at pre.s- ent. Tennessee had ■5,280 men working at PWA building sites during the week of .Ap’-il 29. 'n'ne nnmher of workmen is now 4,- (UO. In Virgir.ia a peak was rearhed of (.210 men at work during the week of May 27 and 3.S50 men are emidoyed at present. To ascertain total employment tinder the PWA program, the workmen in industry supplying huilding materials for one-site constriietion must also bo con sidered. Wortham said. .A Departmoiil of Labor survey sill.wed that for every hour of lalior niiuired on PW.\ beiliting sites anotlier two and one-hour lioiirs is needed in industry to siiiiply inateri.ils, Wortham said. Oyer 35,0011 workmen hare lieen contiiiuoiisiy employed on l’W-\ (■iiiistriictioii ill region three since last K'eliruary 25 wlien new work, accelerated tlie demand for labor. -BIGG W.ANTFD TO SFI.I. OR TRADE, Ada. gel attention—and result. 193? Indian MiOtoreycle. Yad kin Vail- y M' tor Co. 7-27-tf WANTED- yon to chII for W. (■. | Harrison at Car- W. Steele’ Jewelr.v sto>-,, for typewriter adding macDine and cash reg ister repairing, prompt service Phone 2 84 12-5-tf •JpRICEDTOSELL miscellaneous IA)ST, STRAYED OR KIXILEX: Black Scotch terrier. Name, “Rip.” Reward offered, R. Underwood. Wilkesboro. It liOST: Setter pu|i|iy about (I months old; while with brown brown =pots. Reward. Phone No. 3 or see Pat Williams. 8-14-21 IF YOU HAVE Arthrtti.s, Rhen- atism. Constipation, Stomach trouble. Sciatica. Headaches. Kidney and Liver Trouble come or write to the Sun and Diet Health Resort and find out how t'* restore your health through diet. High Point, N. C. Route 1, Box 187. 8-24-5t-pd 1— 1932 Ford Coupe t 1931 Ford Model A Roadster 1 19.35 Ford Deluxe Fordor Sedan 2— 1930 Model A Tudor 2—1935 Chevrolet Sedan . 1—1936 Plymouth Coupe 1—1930 (Thevrolet Sedan P 1—1938 Ford 60 Tudor ' I—1933 Ford Roadster 1—1933 Ford Tudor 1— 1932 Chevrolet Coach 2— 1936 Chevrolet Coupe 2—1936 Ford Tudor (trunk) 2—1938 Ford Tudor 1—1932 Ford ’Tudor 1—1933 B Model Coupe 1—1934 Plymouth Coupe 1 1938 Ford Deluxe Tudor 1—1937 Ford Deluxe Fordor 1—1935 Ford Tudor 1—1937 Ford Tudor 1—1936 Ford Tudor 1—19,34 Ford Coupe [TAXI SERVICE Call Whittinflon Caba Telei 1—1938 157” Chevrolet Truck 1—1937 157” Chevrolet Truck 1—1934 Chevrolet Pickup Yadkin Vafley Motor Co. North Wilkesboro, N. C A big cola djink fine in flavor. Pure in (pality. JeVciVtj, * Upon the shoulders of Charles Comiskey II may some day fall the responsibility of carrying on the name Comiskey, famous in baseball. The young man, now 13, shares equally with his two sisters in ownership of one-half of the Chicago White Sox, American League baseb-xll cinb. His father, John Louis Comiskey, who died recently, left the entire hold ings to his widow and three children, expressing in his will the desire Blue Ridire Church, To Have Home CominR And Dedi cation On August 13 Several of northwest North Carolina’s most prominent men are on the program for the an nual home coming and church dedication to be held at Blue Ridge church on the Blue Ridge Parkway eight miles east of Deep Gap on Sunday, August 13. A federal judge, a congress man, a college president and a state legislator are among the speakers expected for the occas ion, the announcement Issued here said. • They are: Judge Johnson J. Hayes, of Wilkesboro, middle dis- trlct federal jurist: R. L. Dough-, ton, ninth district congressman ; and chalrmat of the Ways and, Means committee; Dr. B. B. i Dougherty, president of A. S. T. C. in Boone: and Ira T. Johnston,) Ashe county’s representative in ^ the state legislature. i The day’s program will open the vacation A&llyj Blbl# The plcturei are glfta church by frlenda. The re4 of tho morning session wllf voted to singing by local and 'll*'. Itlng classes. At one o’clock the dedication^ of the church building will be InV charge of Rev. Walter Whitting ton, pastor of the Baptist church at West Jefferson, and the local ^ pastor. Rev. Henry Smith. The beautiful new brick church, which the people of the moun tain community and friends have, erected and paid for, is In a pic turesque location directly on top of the main formation of the Bine Ridge and fronts the Blue Ridge Parkway. It Is almost on the Wilkes-Ashe county line and from the church grounds visitors are afforded a wonderful pano ramic view of the surrounding countryside. Protect your wheat from wea- vHs with Carbon Disulphide, 35c lb. or 3 for $1.00 at ... • Horton’s Drug Store ^ TT^e the advertising columns ot ings to his widow and three children, expressing in his will the desire ! The day’s program will open | shoooing guide, that ownership in the club be kept In the Comiskey family at least until 'at ten o’clock with unveiling of j Ills yoimfcst child attains the age of 35 years* I r^4/>.nroQ Kv phiirirtan fmm I — 1 three plCbUres by children from I FALL The Best Time Of Year To BE SURE TO USE Ojaco and Netop Paints, Varnishes and Enamels (Manufactured By The Oliver Johnson and Co., he.) •. 'y yy It h. _ These paints will give you years of last ing service, because they are backed by the experience of a paint company established in 1833, Investigate these brands fully before you start your fall painting. Pearson Brothers DISTRIBUTORS North Wilkesboro, North Carolina These merchants also carry Ojaco and Netop Paints in stock, so get their prices before you buy: C. H. M. TULBURT Millers Creek, N. C. C. W, JOHNSON Yadkinville, N. C. W, E. REYNOLDS Dockery, N. C. W. A. TRIPLETT ROTEN’S STORE M. E. BROWN Millers Creek, N. C. Warrensville, N. C. Hays, N. C. TIP TOP SERVICE STATION PARKER’S STORE MORROW CO. Deep Gap, N. C. West Jefferson, N. C. Scotts, N. C. D. L. STANSBERRY Laxton, N, C. R. F. RASH Union Grove, N. C. W. H. HAMBY Sparta, N C. BOONE FEED CO. J. C. ENGLEBERT poone, N. C. B. B. TAYLOR Statesville, N. C. Sturgill, N. C. W. G. COOK Todd, N. C. D. E. BLACKBURN W. M. oseoIne ALBERT COOPER Lansing, N. C. Stony Point, eJ C. BVownwood, N. C. W. M. OSBORNE McGrady, N. C. J. A. LONGBOTTOM C. D. HOLBROOK TraphUl, N. C. Roaring River, N. C. R. L. GARNER Hamptonville, N. C. M. C. RICHARDSON 'Iliarmond, N. C. V A. C. DANCY Scottville, N. C.
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