-.iu.i,-. g-V ,.r ■ 'NiOatuReBoarces Like your kei is your loci DODGE ‘^,^-^'aXed TRUCKS FIT YOUR J3S • Op«B the dew to SAV- ■VGS! Put Mlfs S«*amd SMMfci on TOnt |«lb. Ooet 1h» Id own, k« t» eponte^ leae to serTlee — becMieo thi*y*ie DodfO IrwMh^vff- ■eered, Dodfe trwelo-bnilt, Dodpe trncIc^Mteereri to tet- Wjr 97.3% of the nation’s ha^nc needs. WeVe pot the Ikcpeiidable Dodfe Job-Bated ftvek for TOUB job. Come bJ Let ns give yon the Key «»:tsBelc Savings! MTlib Rated TRM1IS PMCED WITH m COWEST FOR EYERV CRPRCITV Wilkes Auto Sales, Inc. Forester Ave. and B St. kt-RaM Brant—A Tiiidk That Ftti YOUR Jebt Hang On •ellfives promptly be- Beware Coughs from common colds That Creomulslon relieves ^ auzse it goes right to the seat of the jTDotde to loosen germ laden phlegm, tnerease secretion and aid nature to joothe and heal raw, tender, inflam ed bronchial mucous membranea 9k> matter how many medicines you fcave tried, tell your druggist to sell yon a bottle of Creomulslon with the nodeistanding that you c:ic la lihe *ie way it quickly all«.ys the cough ar you are to have your money back. CREOMULSION iarCoughs, Chest Colds, Bronchitis The war in Ehirope empbaalsea the innrortance of conserving America's natural resources, ac cording to David A. Aylward, President of the National Wild life Federation. “While Europe Is burning and destroying Its natural resources at a terrific rate, we can be thankful that we still have the opportunity of participating In an unselfish and worthwihle pro gram to save what nature so lav ishly provided for us,” said Ayl ward at a recent meeting of .sportsmen. “As the waste of war continues overseas, national resources as sume a position of even greater Importance," Aylward stated. “No policy of national security or de fense can be adequate without their conservaticn and intelligent use. The mere fact that most of Europe’s wars, in fact the wars of the possession of natural resourc- the world, have been foubht for serving what nature has so gen es, stresses the Importance of con- erously provided for us.’’ Aylward pointed out that an opportunity not to be duplicated in European nations was being offered the cltlsens of the United States in National Wildlife Res toration Week which has been set for nation-wide observance beginning March 17. “In other countries, people are led into wars over natural re sources." said Aylward. “Here, we fight not someone else for possession, but the waste of the I resources which so often causes I the shortages leading to man-to- ; man combat. One of the best ways I to fight the waste of natural re- I sources is by observing National j Wildlife Restoration Week. I "The genuine greatness of an I enterprise depends upon the num- j ber of people who take part in I it. That is the reason that the I annual celebration of National I Wildlife Restoration Week, which I occurs this year from March 17th I to 2:!rd. is of such importance to I the future welfare of our coun- i try. "This Spring, as in 193S and 1 1939. the Federation and its I state, -county, and local affiliates I are joining together in an effort i to convince tlie American public ] of the neces.sity of saving and in- I creasing our Wildlife and preserv- ! ing and restoring our natural, re- ! newable resources. The members n’s.j According to George Bates, ot Boston, Mass., a game warden, during the hunting season in -Maine, flagged a car that had.two deer strapped to the running board. A man and a woman got out and the warden asked the usual questions. Then he noticed both animals had been shot right between the eyes. Suspecting that the deer had been “jacked,’’ or hunted at night with lights, which is illegal, the warden asked the woman at what distance the deer were shot. She replied, “A- bout 76 yards.” The warden said, ‘O. K., if you’re that good a shot, you should be able to hit my watch at 75 yards.’’ He paced off the distance and hung bis watch on a tree. The woman Oibjected to shooting, but the warden overrul ed her. Taking quick aim, she shot and blasted the watch to smithereens. Then the male passenger of the car spoke for the first time and said, “Perhaps -we should have told you. We’re demonstrators for a firearms manufacturer, and ot over .36.000 clubs and organ- Spread Easter Joy With Your Floral Greetings For All! •It izations from Coast to Coast are taking part in this uadertaking to save America -by preserving and wisely using those things that we have wasted and destroyed with such prodigality. “To create interest in Wildlife Restoration Week, and to carry on its edcuational program and its activities on behalf of con servation, the Federation each year distributes Wildlife Pester Stamps. This is done through the assistance and cooperation of tens of thousands of members of its affiliated clubs. In that wey, a very large number of people are able to have a share in helping to save and restore our unsur passed heritage of natural re sources. "Millions of these Wildlife Poster Stamps, each one a beau tiful reproduction of a painting by a distinguished nature artist, find their way into the hands ot a vast number of people whose attention is drawn to the t.'agic situatlo-o that confronts us as a nation. Only by such extensive educational efforts can action be secured to save what is le” of our natural resources before it is too late. The development of conser vation education in our schools the number one program of the Federation. ‘No other movement on be half of conservation has ever focused the attention ot such a large percent of our citizens on what has, and still is. happening to undermine our social and cco- nomio welfare, due to -soil eros ion. stream pollution, forest de- slructiob, and the despoliation of our game and wildlife. “Every man. woman and child can help save America by partici pating ill Wildlife Restoration Week.” Speedsr Anlel^ AHtMtipes niiutl^ bn ^ lake beds have traqaently been vaced at 45 milea an koor by Bureau of Biological Aurvey field men. An old buck during the Fall mat ing season sometimes manages to attain a speed of 50 or 66 miles an hour for short spurts.—From the National Wildlife Federation. Reeding the nds, gets you more for less money. it. SAMPSON’S S. C. R; FOR DISCOMFORTS DUE TO C OLDS —COUGHS CLOIE KNIGHT Formerly with Quality Cleaners Announces The Opening Of A Sewing Room In The Basement At Penney’s Store March let All kindB of sewing and altera tions at reasonable prices. Telephone 37 m\ assfogsj' pip'll JSlIOlRM aaetrer QT.damnr ' [tSaoM Bled 8-26-4t m CL C. Sivertafj.1 SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION North Carolina Wilkes County. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT Lena Morgan, Plaintiff vs. Charlie Morgan, Defendant To Charlie Morgan, the defen- lant: Yon are hereby notified that Lena Morgan haa begun an a^on in the Suprior Court of WilWes County, North Carolina against WILLIAMS MOTOR CO. ■nBLEPHONE 334-J T. H. Williams, Owner Oldamohile Salea-Service Bear Frame Service and Wheel Alignment General Auto Repairing Wrecker Service—Electric and Acetylene Welding USED PARTS—For all makes and models of ears snd trucks Dr. E.S. Cooper —CHIROPRACTOR— Office Next Door To Reins-Stnrdivant, Inc. —^Telephone 205-R— Office Closed Every Thursday Afternoon &SSi THESE SrtC^, CoacE , 1 iqi^FordDetoe i_i939 Plymouth ^ Coupe Coupe \_1937 Dodge Sefcn t 1-1937 Plymouth Coacli Coupe 1-1935 Chevrolet Coupe \-l937 Ford Tudor V -1936 For d Tudor Yadkin Valley Motor Co. SALES- -FORD- .^ERVICE Ninth Street North Wilkesboro, N. C. /^'^ki^CLEAliAKlE SPECIALS iSjSSiSM; ,.... Y«»»BALiyHOOil mm There are many ways to express your greet ings—hut the most thoughtful, beautiful way is flowers' We’ve designed gracious cor sages, potted plants gay in spring bloom, bas kets and boquets for home and office. “Hap py Easter?’’ Of course you wish it to every one dear to you: say so, with our choice flow ers. POTTED PLANTS ULIES TULIPS HYACINTHS AZALEAS CINERARIAS HYDRANGEAS CORSAGES! roses valley lilies GARDENIAS VIOl^JTS ORCHIDS WILKES FLORISTS “B” Street- Phone 200 -WE DELIVER; Opposite Liber.’y I'heatre North Wilkesboro, N. C. HiglhPressore Selling Isn’t a part of our program. In fact we’re not so good at it For selling Fords gets you pretty fact- minded and you lose your touch for bal lyhoo. We Cm SM to Facts when we seU this 1940 Ford V-8, and still give a pretty convincing argument for buying one. We like to talk to prospects who own some other low-price car, or who have shopped around, for a Ford y*8 for 1940 will real ly open their eyes. No Other Car in the low price field has the zip of an eight-cylinder engine, a dual down draft carburetor, semi-centrifugal clutch, torque tube drive, or three-quarter floating rear axle. Features so good they are found in many more expensive, "big brother” cars of various companies. You get them all in a 1940 Ford V-8, at the Low Ford Price! Aid For the Ladies, who aren’t very interested in engineering, here’s a special invitation. Come down to our showrooms and see what Ford has done for your com fort, for smartness and beauty. Why not drop in today and see the car that’s lead ing the style parade for 1940! Get the Facts ... and you'll get a FORD« YADKIN VALLEY MOTOR CO. NINTH STREET PHONE 60 NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.

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