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'drad has re-
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and acces
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it motorists
ies, tires
tools and
J. W. StMte,
reensboro and
L this city, has
estern Auto A
;ted in the Hot«
ig on Main str
•pened the store
Mr. Steelft^M
merchandise
ft^ck pt auto sui
tabes, bicycles, ra
many other items.
As the store is
the famous couponv'^ie is in lull
blast and unusuall^^.low prices
are quoted througlnkt the store.
For further detam relative to
the store re-openinJVnd some of
the unusual bargai^.-offered, the
readers’ attention 14-balled to the
lirm’s advertisementvelaewhere in
this newspaper. ^
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Use the ftdvettlftte colnmiut of
*hl« paper as your (rnida
Meeting in SvOPcn
Court AHeraopn end
Adopl^ '
sing opened
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QUKK AtllON
FOR RENT
BEVKN-ROO.M
Street. Lee
City.
bungalow on F
Edward Harris,
It.
FOR RENT: A fiftmished three
room apartment, with private
bath. Close in. Phone J72-R.
5-6-lt
by
FOR SALE
TRACTORS—W-SO w rubber—
Farmall 30, l£-8(>. Dodge
JlOO, Fordson. Cars—'39 small
Buich Sedan, '39 Chevrolet Se
dan, ’39 Packard Convertible
Ooupe. Trucks—^2 Interna
tional Pickup, 'Irt Chevrolet
1 1-2 ton. Wht^gsale prices.
HENKEL’S, StattaTille, N. C.
5-30-8t
BELECT YOUR MqfPHBBUS DAY
Sifts at the Singer Shop, Gifts
26c aqjtarp. ' Skirt Markers,
Buttonhole attachment, also
needles, oil and repairs, near
HeinaSturdivant. 6-9-2t-pd
HOME COMPORT R.ANOE i.n
perfect condition. Good bar
gain for quick Sale or will
trade for good cow. .Mrs. S. M.
Burchette, Hendrfk, N. C.
!(!,•’ 6-13-4t-pd
HEADQUARTERS • f«*r Poultry
and Stock Remedies—Walco
tablets and other-known pro
ducts, at low prices. Red Cross
Pharmacy. “Your Service Drug
Store.” 10th Street. 4-18-tf
STFARN'S INSULIN. Recognized
by the medical profession. New
low prices at RED CROSS
PHARMACY, “Your Service
Drug Store.’’ Phone 98, Tenth
Street. 5-6-4t
)l)R SALE: Scratch Pads, print
ed on one side. Special, three
13) pounds* for 5c.—Carter-
Hubbard Publishing Co. tf
COMPLETE LINE Irfe’s Poul
try Remedies; also complete
line of Hog. Horse and Cattle
Remedies. Red_ Cross Phar
macy, ‘‘Your Service Drug
Store,” Phone 98, Tenth street.
5-6-4t
nrSUAL bargains in good
used cars and tnicks, several
Bakes and models. Wilkes Mo
tor company, two miles west
on Boone Trail, 10-2-tf
WANTED
i;.
W'ANTED: Two-POftSw unfurnish
ed apartment. MN*f 'be close in
and price reasoSwlo. Address
replies to "C”, Journal-
Patriot. ■i'l’C it-pd.
rANTED; To do radio iw-
jtalr work on all; makes and
models. Expert rc^lrmen. Sat-
lafactlot Tuara^asd. — Day
Electric O0„ PhoB* J28. 8-10-tf
Wilkes bar association held a
memorial service this afternoon
In Wilkes court Immediately fol
lowing opening of court at 1:30.
The service was in honor of J.
Mack Brown, popular member of
the bar who died on April 13.
Resolutions prepared by Kyle
Hayes, Eugene Trlvette and J. H.
Whicker were adopted by the bar
as follows; .
It has been an honored custom
for the Wilkes County Bar to
pause and observe a memorial
service so that the members of
this bar could give expression to
their opinions and sentiments
when once again the Angel of
death has called to his last re
ward a loyal member of our Bar
Association, John McKinley
Brown, who was in the prime of
his life.
Our last gatheris.g here was to
do honor to the Dean of the Bar,
the Honorable Frank D. Hackett,
and today we stand awed and
shocked over the passing of one
of the younger members of our
bar, whose bright future stood
out before him. But such is life,
and In the uncertainty of same
we stand with awe and wonder at
the sudden stoppage of the engine
of life. We are Informed that jubt
before his going that he had a
long conversation with his moth
er, Mrs. M. F. Brown, and in said
conversation contemplated the
immortality of his soul.
Mac Brown, as be was known
his intimate Vlends, was a
lawyer of outstanding ability and,
like most strong men, he had his
prejudices, but of this he was
himself conscious and strove to
conquer from them and to be al
ways just. He was a firm believer
the truth. He was eminently
courteous and affable to the mem
bers of the bar who were younger
than he. He was considerate and
tender and his Influence with
them and their fondness for him
a.s such that they felt his death
s that of a dear relatives and
friend. To the members of the
Bar who were older than he, he
commanded the greatest respect
and we. too. feel a great blank in
our Association.
Those of us who appeared on
the other side found him to be
diligent and a marvel of indus-
,ry. He was possessed with wit
and humor, and one of the best
illustrations we have to offer is
;>n one occasion: W’hen the pres
ent Chief Justice of the Supreme
Court asked him if the opinion
he had just cited had not been
criticized by the bar, Mac, like a
flash of lightning, stuttered and
replied, ‘‘Be dogged if I know,
but it is still the law until re
versed.’’
He took an active part in all
civic proposals looking to the bet
terment of his county and state.
He was active in the counsel of
the Republican Party which he
loved and adored and was its ef
ficient chairman for six years.
He believed in the justness of
the living God. but there was
nothing pretentious in his relig
ion.
Possessing these characteristics
it is not surprising, and guided by
a logical mind and wonderful com
mon sense, he became one of the
most successful young advocates
of his day at the bar:
Therefore, bie it resolved by
the members of the Wilkes Coun
ty Bar Association here assembl
ed:
First, That in the death of
John McKinley Brown our pro
fession has lost one of its bri.ght-
est and most ethical members,
and the State of North Carolina
one of her truest and beat citi
zens.
Second, That these proceedings
be presented to the Superior
Court of this county with a re
quest that they be spread upon
its minutes as a permanent rec
ord. and a copy be sent to his
family and a copy to the local
newspaper.
EUGENE TRIVETTE,
KYLE HAYES,
J. H. WHICKER.
Committee.
MISCELANtOUS
IA)STi On Main Street May », two
$20.00 bills. Reward if return
ed to Mrs. Harold, David. 704
Jones Street, r*^h Wilkes-
horo, N .C. Jw It-pd
filRLB! Learn Beftoty Culture
and hair styling, 4» one of the
' South’s best s^liools. Three
months required.. Low rates.
Unroll DOW. "WrilSe for particu
lars. Hlnshawr S$p|(>>l of Beau
ty Culture, North Wllkeaboro,
N. G. y. 5-13-5t-(M)
/ANTEDff Bring
•rs, cosh
shines, comput
writers, clocks,
uliinaa that n
to m*
Oartar - Hi
‘ Stitrtaoa.
t
typawrlt-
,Addl^ Ma
les, check
sewliig ma-
and
stairs over
PubllMilng
W. 0-
Cripple Clinic 9th
The next clinic for cripples will
'he held at the Wilkes hospital on
Thursday of this week. Free ex
amination will be given by a
specialist to all crippled and de
formed persons present and ad
vice will be given relative to cor
rective treatment.
Ads. get attention—end resolta
Come on boys and get ’em. We
got plenty of all kinds of seeds
for yon. Save money by buying
from ns. PEARSON BROTHERS.
AVERY CORN PLANT-
ERS—Buy one now for
$22.50. A few left at thh
low price.
Cadton’sHdw.
hX
Beautiful
9x12
Newest Pattern In
LINOLEUM
A Beautiful 9x12 Linoleum Rug Given Absolutely free With Each
Sellers Cabinet
Limited Supply, So Come Early to Be Sure of Getting One F-R-E-E!
Sale Starts Wednesday, May 8
SKXBRS SPBCfALt A' gcnuln*
left for no more than you would have
to pay for an ordinary cabinet of un
known make. Built to LAST—seasoned
hardwood with permment “Baked-
On” finishe* in attractive colora Has
Klearfront ettrtain, stainless Porceliron
extending top, 3S-lb. metal flour bin,
sanitary, an metal bread box or meal
bin and other fine features. Smoothly
finished suspension drawen that open
■ s Mt
eaelty and will never jam-^oors
will not warp. A sensational valua.
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h All America, No Other Cafoet
Oivei So Moeh for Tooi
.u . . '■ vt w. ^
SELLERS PRIDb—Smart new
modern style in a wide range of beauti
ful f.:nshes, all in Sellers famous
"Baked-On” enamel which will remain
beautiful as long as you have the
cabinet. Has full 2S-lb. metal flour
with Fast Fluffy sifter, metal
bread box with hardwood cutting
board, Klearfront roll curtain, Auto
matic Base Shelf Extender—an ex
clusive Sellers feature—and 3-point
suspension drawers that will not jam.
'A’ STRONOIST OnMMT ^
2 men can itand on a ScOcra 0«EiMN|k marwl
ir SELLERS BAKED-ON ENASICL wiU at«y on
longer than any other enamel. STAYS Beautifell
ir STAINLESS PORCELIRON withstanda iodina
burning tedt. Adds that permanently stain other'
porcelain tops, will not even discolor Porceliron I
,ir FINEST Hardwood Construction—Only first
grade, thoroughly seasoned hardwood stock is Used I
Firmly glued mortise and tenon joints. Doors will Ih
not warp! Drawers will not jam or come apart.
if GenuinoBAKELITE Hardware—will not tamishi
if Patented FAST-FLUFFY FLOUR SIFTER
strains impurities OUT as it sifts—instead of grinding
them INTO your food I
And Many Other EXTRA VALUE Featurest
UBERAL TBADE-Of ALLOWANCE
for Your Old Worn Out Cabinet On Any New Seilers—
TRADE IN NOWl
EVERYTHING you ever dreamed about
in a fine cabinet—now specially priced!
All finest hardwood wth drawers that will
not jam, doors that will not warp. Stainless
porceliron top, 25-lb. metal flour bin with
“Fast-Fluffy” sifter, all-metal bread box
or meal bin and a host of other fine features.
Choice of famous “Baked-On” finishes
in latest colors. SEE IT TODAY!
Select Your Cabinet Today!
The offer and the supply of Rugs is limited
. . . some come in early and select your
Kitchen Cabinet and also your FKEE RUG.
You’ll be amazed at the beauty and quali
ty embodied in Sellers Cabinets ... at such
low prices.
A Sellers Kitcben Cabinet Will Make an —
5® to HA
Ideal Mothers Day Gift
Remember Mother on Motther’s Day, Sunday, May 12, and give her
tlie delight she’s long waited for . . . possession of a Sellers Kitchen
Cabinet to save her hundreds of steps and make kitchen work easier
for her. This Sale offers you a real opportunity to buy solmething she
needs, and somelthing which will give years and years of service and
step-saving. Get “her” one today. Easy terms if desired.
Rhodes-Daii Furniturii Go.
weemswm va* npt«a«a
'M
NINTH STREET
“COMPLETE FURNISHERS OF THE HOME'
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SEE and H«ar-tlM BRIAR HOPPE^, Friday Night, May .10, at the SdHHd
NORTH WILKESBORO, N.
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