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CEIEBBATI0M~
JULYl-4
Be Fitted At
Payne^s
So Your Friends
'*• and Critics Will
Admire Your
Selection.
IRA D. PAYNE, Proprietor
Payne Clothing Co.
‘B” Street North Wilkesboro, N. C.
f ilble For SuWW
Rhodes^ - Day Furniture’ com-
-j^y’s store in North Wilkesboro
^,one of the best in that line of
|s^handMnK in the state and its
re^rd since its establishment in
1927 has been one of continued
and uninterrupted growth and
the firm as president
and general manager is C. O.
Day, a natlre of Surry county who
came to North Wilkesboro thir
teen years ago because he liked
the town and its people.
Since coming here he has been
one of the city’s most progressive
business men and has found time
’.to assume many responsibilities
in public service as well as in
business. Not the least among his
duties in public life is his work
as chief of the fire department,
which ranks high among volun
teer fire deipartments In the state.
He is also active in church, civ
ic and fraternal circles.
He has an attractive personal
ity which quickly makes friends
out of acquaintances—the type of
man one likes to do business'
with.
Rhodes - Day company’s big
store is located on the corner of
Ninth and C streets. Nothwlth-
standing the fact that the first
building erected there had three
spacious floors and a basement,
it became necessary only a few
years ago to double the floor
space. The large building is liter
ally filled with furniture of the
latest dfsigns. By attending the
furniture shows twice yearly and
by close contact with the markets.
Mr. Day keeps the stock of the
large store up-to-date all the
time.
Because Rhodes-Day company
has such a good looking store
does not mean that prices are
high. Although many of the high
est quality lines are carried in
stock, the person with the most
moderate Income can find furni
ture to fit his budget needs.
And a great part of the busi
ness Is done on the weekly and
monthly payment plans. The com
pany has an enviable record in
handling credit business and
keeping the goodwill of custom
ers. Credit customers are treated
so cordially that they want to pay
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O.'O. (Otmrlle) Day, one of '
northwestern North Carolina’s
most progressive merchaats, is
president and general loanager
of Rhodes-Day Fomitnre com
pany in North Wilkesboro.
and they usually do.
The Rhodes-Day store is a
pleasant place to visit and visits
are welcomed from those who
Just want to look around as well
as those who buy furniture.
A REAL EVENT!
PANTS
It was one of mother’s busiest
days. Her small son, who had
been playing outside, came in
with his pants torn. His mother
helped him change to another pair
but in an hour or so he was back,
his pants torn again.
“You go right upstairs, remove
your pants and mend them your
self,’’ his mother ordered.
Some time later, she thought
of him and went upstairs to see
how he was getting on. The torn
pants were lying on a chair but
there was no sign of Johnnie.
Returning downstairs she noticed
that the door to the cellar, usual
ly closed, was open, and she called
down, loudly and sternly, “Are
you running around down there
without your pants on?’’
A deep voice answered, “No,
madam, I’m reading the gas met
er.”
Onir city and county is jubilant over the SOth '
Aimiversary, Celebration, and elaborate plans are
being made to .emtertain the crowds which will at
tend. Here’s our invitation that yo«i may be num
bered among them . . . we’ll do v^t we can to
make your visit both pleasabt and profitable. We,
too, are celebrating—-40 years in the drug bus
iness. Make our store headquarters.
We, Too, Will Have.
Halfway through the ceremony
she noticed her Mother shedding
the maternal tears usual on such
occasions, and whispered, wonder-
Ingly: "Why are you crying.
Mummy? It’s not your wedding!”
Use the advertlaing columns of
this paper as your shopping guide.
M. BRAME
Owner —
NORTH WILKESBORO, IL C.
, BBONE
10
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MERCHANTS
50tl
ANNIYER5ARY
CELEIRATIDN JULYM OF BARGAINS
Everybody h Invited
Thousands are expected here daily for the' Cedebra^oo, and
here’s our invitatidn to YOU’to come and-W'with’us.-. Plenty of
entertainment >nd amusement, and a big time for all. Cornel
. . . And, if you are interested in trading enri, w;hy not come, in
during yowr visit here and let’s talk it ov^." Plenty of fine, ne- .
conditioned cars^now on our lot, at imusually low prices. If you
are driving sm olu model, why not “step up” a fiew years and drive
hmne one of our BETTER used ,^s? Jukt a little difference ut
price will make a big difference in your motoring satisfaction, so
drive in what you have and drive out one of oMr later models.
You” thrill at the difference!
FORD CARS, TRUCKS, COMMERCIALS, MERCURY AND UNCOLN ZEPHYR CARS, AND FORD TRACTORS.
- We Offer The Best Used Car Values In Town -
FORD-PODGE-CHEVROLET-PLYMOUTH-CHRYSLER
Also Pickups wd Trucks
You can’t afford to trade cars or trucks without seeing what we have to offer. Special July Clear
ance Prices Now, so come-in and tell us what you wa^ W« can interest you, and save you some
real money, too. Liberal trades and easy terms, on cars or trucks.
WeVe Sold Ford Products Since 1915
Y adkin
Ninth Street
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
values galore for you, giving you the double opportunity
of attending the Celebration and sharing in our July price
reductions as a feature of the occasion. We urg4 you to visit
oiir store and see the countless bargains that await your se
lection and which offer real savings in every purchase. Space
does not permit mention of the various items on sale, so come
and do a little lookingi and a Idt of saving on your 'buying. We
promise to make it interesting for you . . . C^ off, fre^rat-
' ly, at our modem fountain. Plenty of sandwiches for the hun
gry. Highest quality drugs for Ae sick. Courteous service
for everybody.'
MAKE YOUR PLANS NOW TO ATTEND
BRRMF