*
I»JI I
O WOM 0«li|^Vjb
IfAte a
. CUa)0pU, Dah
‘^iMi^iiir «tk«r floWers. Algo
iMdietg. ribbou«,"iiiatt8,'funer
al 4e^gne. Saves Tou money.
iMei' t»»en for next yoar
ihlba.'Ji^. W. E. Snow, Fair-
Slatna. • 7-25-2t-pd.
■WKlUgUHATOK SPlilClA L S-!
HI S 1-4 cubic feet elletric re-
Mserator and one 8 1-4' feet
H go at special summer re-
4keed prices. Only two 'left.
Hark Down Pasture com-
•any. V S-25-»
MIS SALiE: Complete' Radir
anree; $10.00 cash. Atreal op-
•ortanlty to learn the radio re-
lalr business. See John Wiles
■k Day Electric Co. 7-22-2t
jB THRBE-PIBCE Metal Porch
jHd lawn set, $29. SQ value, for
artr> $20 .00. Mark-Down Pumi-
tfere company. 8-25-2t.
XmSH JERSEY COW; 7-year-
«M saddle horse, five-galted;
K-months-old guernsey bull;
.^•♦0 yellow locust fence posts.
T'ffeet long, 10c each. A. T.
Slehols, Wilkeeboro route 1.
7-18-tf
■kSAYE or TR.\DR for prop
erty In or near North Wllkes-
lero, 100 acre farm, close to
ioaring River. 1-4 mile off
•UYATHUfa^T
.y$TA6E STAMP TW«J
NfRHAUUWAH
OF FIE16HT
tM«E MILES
LE PIE IS THE MOST
POPULAR KSSERT SERVED
ON RAILROAD DININE
CARS
NortJc'Wllkeeboro branch of
the Duke Power company, a*-
Ihough with h much
Rk^ than some of the Hugtf towhl^
e^ed up In.third place. In the
Mifht ifelrlulor^ea campaign
ty selling 84 tfelvinatorg, or 108
cent of th,e allots anota ot
‘M
% BUILDII60FANAVERME
RAaUAD FREI6HT CAR ^
R»}UIRES MATERIALS ROM
I STATES AND PROVIDES
iPUJVNEMTBQUAlTOTHEtlWE
OF ONE MAN FOR A YEAR
Mteei»tiew w ammicaw mwo*»i i
Monnt Alryi iHth a quota of
oU||^ 40, had Ae highest percent-
,aRei with 180 and Chester, S. C.,
«ea second~^th 173 per cent of a
of onlsr’ 30. j, ' j
' ■JT, O, Forester.^f tee local
bnmch, was awarded a $40 prise
for oqtstendlng^ work, being
eightfa ranking salesman pver
the entire Duke Power company
system in tb%g||;o Carollnas.
*^6 showing made by*^ the
.'Npitli Wlikes^ro branch la par
ticularly In^tqqaiTe in view of
;the comparatively high quota set
[for this branch.V ' -
Tellett— -r .,1th Sea Islanden;
hove tee sedh^i^ther the year
FOttlldr '
FOtkpd.-
Askett-r-GM'dhess, how do they
.opeir their ‘ Citfvef sations
^ As Pncle gem’s Maasasrth tmtel heBdiag prograie ge$a wlOw Weyi Adnilral O. H. W»alwa«^
autedaiH af tee nM jiaHt Artffot, drfm tee lltat Hret to tey tea keel of tee aew tJeHed States T
■ tr. 8. 8. Iowa at the BrosUyn navy yard. Observing the oeremewy are Ciwletas C. A. Dean sf tee aw 1
(left); T. B. Bicliey. pri)diio«se offlcer ef tee yard; eej-faiitiiMuiiee t. . Klemae. The pnbUc was net in
Ht|o the keeMaying, becaiae k the twoeaaity far printcy and spsad. ^
■h
Oeliaplane and
Roaring River
Route 2 News
Kghway 268. W. M. Alexander.
* 7-22-41
FOR RENT
HR REVT, .August 1st, garage
and filling station and fenced
hat on comer of Cherry and
Wilkesboro Avenue. See C. A.
Bimmette, Ronda, N. C.
8-29-4t-pd
•BWCE -SPACE for rent on sec-
•■d floor. Steam heat. Will re
model to suit.—See Palmer . . .
Borton 7-22-2t, Wilkes Hospital last
ROARING RIVER, Route 2,
July 20.—Services wwe held last
Saturday and Sunday at Cranber
ry, Oak Forest, and Union Grove,
the colored people’s church.
Mr. B. L. Johnson returned a
few weeks a.go to Asheville,
where he has a position with the
National Park Service. after
spending his vacation here.
Mrs. Frank Sparks and little
granddaughters, Elaine and Don
ald Dean Wheeler, spent a recent
week-end in Kannapolis with the
children’s mother. Mrs. J. E.
Wheeler, dau.ghter of Mrs. Sparks.
While there. Elaine was feted at
a birthday party.
Mrs. George Sparks was a pa-
Pores Knob Home
Club Has Meeting
The Pores Knob Home Demon
stration club met July 12th. at
the home of Mrs. Tom Jolnes,
with the president, Mrs. Burtle
Broyhlll in charge. The devotion
al was led by Mrs. J. M. Bentley.
Roll call and secretary’s re
port was by Mrs. P. M. Lowe.
There were nine present for the
meeting. Due to the absence of
the home Demonstration Agent,
Miss Harriet McGoogan, members
and visitors of the club discussed
pickling. After the business meet
ing and hour of conversations,
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. Rom
Brock, served cakes, candy and
lemonade.
New Business CNi
Highway No. 11|
WANTED
'HtBKTED: Handy man and worn-
mflk. Woman mult b« frM to
amist with h'OUSe work. O^Iviq
Rnrfens, Phone 27-F-04, Oak-
■wmxis. N. C. It
TABLISHED R A W L E I G H
KRfTE available. Many North
CHnIina Dealers making wieek-
Rr Miles of $76 to $100 and
mRe. Unusually fine oppor-
ftmity for a man between 25 and
SI srith car. Write Rawleigh's,
Bept. NCG-165-204, Richmond,
1b. 7-22-29-8-5-12m
■BFCEO: Experienced cook for
ttrtb; Popular Cafe, next to
Heuncni Drug Store, Wilkes-
••ro. N, C.
week.
T. H. Settle, local business
man, has just completed'a new
Harry Johnson and a youns i tavern on the North
man called “Peanut,” both of , «
High Point, were guests last
their
FMTKD: All around Beauty
Operator. Must he experienced.
311 Mrs. Leila H. Lowe, Wis-
Htla Beauty Salon. 7-22-tf
BlUlTED: Three wide awake
ieys with bicycles to start
mtralar daily deliveries o f
dfertotte’Evening News. See T.
■ ■Wf-' Jrowelf, 721 Kensington.
iSftve. after 6 p. m. Tuesday
. leaning. It-pd
.week-end ■ in, the .home of
Mrs. Frank Oakley has appar
ently recovered from a recent Ill
ness, for which she was treated
in the Baptist Hospital, Winston-
Salem. Before her marriage in
the early summer, Mrs. Oakley
was Miss Pauline Sparks, attrac
tive third daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B. Frank Sparks.
Those visiting at the old Tilley
place, or Mrs. I^aura l.inney’s,
last Sunday afternoon were Mrs.
D. S. I.ane, Mr. and Mrs. T. A.
Mobley, and Miss Mary Lane, all
Tf t*'e Wilkeeboros; Messrs. Har
ry Z. Tucker and Bill Young, of
Stokesdale, and Mr. and Mrs.
Turner Church, of Cricket. Mrs.
Linney’s niece.
Wllkesboro - Statesville .blghf^
No. 115, and the place Is*, itw,
W'larifssibMtil
is made In this iss^e of a
of a forn
etd-
dance to be held ’Thursday
nlng of this week, and all lovers
of dancing are invited to attend.
Read the ad for complete details.
The new business is known as
“Moonlite Tavern,’’ and is equipp
ed to give modern service in
high quality eats, cold driuks,
candies, tobaccos, etc. It is un
derstood that the business will
be leased shortly to someone who
will continue its operation. The
public is cordially invited to pay
a visit of inspection.
SOCIETY
Church is Mrs. ,
Mrs. George R. Johnson i Upsons Of C^tlifomia
.111!). VJCV,it,v- - ' upsuiin Xj-IIlIIIl IHtl
brother-in-law, Robert Johnson, lGuests Of E. G. Fm«ys
1,000 Suits and Dress-
r atean and press. We do
19k Tj'g*h{. Prompt service.
iHenes Dry Cleaning, Tenth
■ktet: 7-8-tf-(M)
spent Friday in North Wilkes
boro. While there, she visited her
mother, Mrs. Minnie Sparks, who
was in the hospital.
Mrs. Celia Lane, of Wilkeftboro,
spent a few days last week with
her sister, Mrs. Laura Llnney.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sparks
have returned from Reddies Riv
er and are living with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sparks. _
Mr. Julius J. Johnson, Wilkes-I
boro. Route 2, has been hauling |
watermelons. Tothill-Smoot
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Finley had
as their guests la.st week, Mn and
Mrs. B. W. Upson and daughter.
Miss Rosamond Upson, from Car-
penteria. Calif. They were on
their way to the Lions convention
in Cuba.
While here the Upsoils were
extended a number of informal
courtesies, also w'ent to Elkin for
a tea given by Mrs. Alex Chat-
'HBnTED:' To do your radio re-
•Rt wcurk on all makes and
models. Etpert repairmen. Sat- | cbnt Sunday.
Itflflfon guaranteed. — Day
BSKtric Co,, Phone 328. 8-10-tf
Many of the family and friends
enjoyed the fine birthday dinner
set for Mrs. Tirzah Sparks a re-
BRCTAL! loo l^es, Ice’refrige-
■mtoTS and electric refrlgera-
'tos'* traded In on new Frigl-
Hhres; as low as $2. Henderson
JDectric company. 6-13-tf
JHBQi'ARTEKS for Poultry
Stock Remedies—Walco
tablets and other known pro-
Bnets, at low prices. Red Cross
Jharmacy, "Your Service Drug
Store,” 10th Street. 4-18-tf
SENSATIONAL
SALES EVENT
Engagement I& Announced
Word has been received here
of the engagement of Miss Irma
Grace Tothill and Charles Calvert
Smoot, Jr., both of Alexandria,
Va. The wedding to take place
in the early fall.
Big SaTifices Made During Clean-
I'p (« U:ed .And Rework- '
ed Stock
J. Q. Rhoades, 45,
Is Taken By Death
Funeral service for J. Q-
If the people of this sectiM Hays com-
could fully realize what is meant | Friday, was
held at Haymeadow church Sun
day at 11 a. m.
by the offering of Rhodes-Day i
BBHIl IT BARGAINS In good
wd ears and trucks, several
•ties and models. Wilkes Mo-
r company, two miles west
k Boone ’Trail. 10-2-tf
RARGAINS
jH and recimditioiied
Turner, ^ek and
liiCiMTnick-Deeruur Tliresli-
qip. Used and New Bailers.
" F®CK CO.
Kk Kerr, St*,
v «i®rt)ory, N. C.
He Is survived by his widow,
Mrs. Pearl Rhoades; and ,,four
children, Eugene, Lonnie, Ruby
and J. R. Rhoades.
MASONIC NOTICE
Furniture Co. in their sale of
used and re-conditioned furni
ture. there would be a rush to the
store as soon as this announce
ment is read.
Elsewhere In this Issue will be
found the firm’s advertisement,
which describes and prices many
of the articles, wjiich includes
suites, ranges, phonographs,
kitchen cabinets, odd pieces, util
ity cabinets, etc., offered In a sale
that should bring crowds dally
as long as the articles are avail
able. As an Illustration: Three- ^
piece living room Assistant
$17.50; $48.00 Florence oil COW tetHctlie Grand
stove for $17.50; 10-plece soUd
oak dining room suite for $22.60,
etc. Th4 gives you an Idea—now
go to the store and see the re
mainder. The -.ale is being held
to make room for incoming-
merchandise bought at the Ournl-;
■
xure show now taking place. , x U^Ada. ffit ■♦triitfftti and
There will be a special com
munication of North Wllkeeboro
Lodge No. 40T, A. F. and A. M.
Friday evening July 26, 7:30, at
which time J. W. Nichols, District
Deputy Grand Master, 3Srd Dls-
tflct, wBl be iBsUlled. J. F. Mar-
Jriind Grand
Lodge’'of «atte ’ Ci^llna, wUl
have charge of ''i'-the biitallatlon
ceremonies. A. good repreeeate-
tlon from all lodges In this :di^
ttlct la e^Alcted. - '' . '
GHORGtt Master.
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