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“^“■“ fey'the North CairoUah
, of H»lth.
'"^.eif, the prese.releue
ehtsser-(r^ beg)
hl^ not Men
enjr' dieeaae.
-T-. ,7- ***• ®® “f-
'the eummer, end early fall
'^Mfene It' Is neceeeery to go into
-liiMe of tall graea or ■weeds, or
^Vateerer there la hetTy nnder-
.IC
iho^ M
cording to Ae *“
Service. '' ^ ,. _
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"Contrary^ tOJ j^nlar. '^M^fti&res^ 8 to J.
the chlgger doe^ “jpt bdW®1f
the skin and ijtnW its . entire
body. The ailte apfWTentiy'feeds-
on the upper layer of the ekln
after this tlaeue has been’ .dis*
solved by a substance wUeh the
chlgger Inlects into, the skin. It
th. TT.itz^ o„Ku..ii8 the effect of thie anhSUnce
Cnrwth. the united States Public I
associated with the attack of this
annoying mite. >’*■! '■ Vr
“After the chlgger has become
engorged with food It domnipff'^Its
hold and falls off.” • '■ ■ r
i^'JBsalth Service suggests the use
, ok flowers of sulfur, applied lib-
«nHy to the stockings and under
clothing as a partial protection
liUtfnat ‘eUggera.’
“As soon as posstble after be-
OFFICE JOBS
Thousands Will Follow The
Selective Draft
A good BUSINESS EDUCA
TION will assuiN'f you good
eCMiIoyment. Write for infor-
■uttion about our COMPLETE
BUSINESS AND SECRE-
TARIAL course. Free employ
ment bureau for grradnates.
Jones Business
CoUegi
126 (/ji W. Commerce St.
High Point, N. C. I
(Accredited by A. A. C. C.)
8-19
HEARTACHE5S OF A FAMOUS’
BOY GIANT. Relating how a real-
life Gulliver, tried, unhappily, to
make the best of It. But that lit
tle gland made him different
from everybody else. Don’t miss
This unusual story in the August
11th Issue of The American
Weekly, the big magazine dis
tributed with the Baltimore
American, On Sale at All News
stands.
EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE
North Carolina,
Wilkes County.
Having qualified as executrix
of the estate of John F. Dancy, de
ceased, late of Wilkes County,
North Carolina, this is to notify i
persons having claims against tht
estate of said deceased to ^hib
them to the undersized at Miller
Creek, North Carolina, on or be
fore the 18th day of July, 1941,
this notice will be pleaded in ba:
of their recovery. All persons i>
debted to said estate will pleas
make immediate payment.
This 18th day of July, 1940.
MAGGIE DANCY HAYES,
Executrix of the estate of John
F. Dancy, dec’d. 8-22-6t-'
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three
Ebooifvil
North
ttema vrtU
pUM
between Uie two
Ifin b*e sfedbtiiig ^
WMt' or Better.
ifHiec vrere aplft
Mmiiatt FaDs
Traphiil ,Foi^«i!e Tip MotA'
,vian F«U» and ClingittaB
Defaati Puriear '
Moravian Falla'edged Into the
load by a half a game over Pur-
lear Saturday -by a forfeit game
from“Trao)hlll while Purlear was
losing a 12-innlng free hitting
party to Cllngman 12 to 11.
Cllngman also advanced by
winning Sunday over Rock Creek
12 to 9 and Fairplalns took two,
one over Rock Creek Saturday 9
to 8 and one Sunday over Trap-
hill 22 to two.
Standing of the six teams In
the league now is as follows:
TEAM W. L. Pet.
Moravian Falls 11 2 847
Purlear - 11 3 786
Cllngman — - 6 7 4 62
Fairplalns —^ 6 7 462
Traphlll 5 9 367
Rock Creek 2 11 154
On Saturday of this week Mo
ravian Palls will play Purlear at
Purlear and Purlear is tentatively
scheduled to play Moravian Falls
there on Sunday.
Fairplalns will play Cllngman
at Cllngman Saturday and Cllng
man is scheduled to return the
game Sunday. .
Traphlll will play at Rock
Creek Saturday and Rock Creek
is scheduled to play at Traphlll
Sunday.
' Aki^B, Ohio.—A hekd'Ohvf.ehl-
tMia.jirltli' a f^ght train erhah-
Jk Railroad ges-
hloiiiie-electrlbji^h mina last
Blflitiaad'fMrted'ii ^ to
.(tolng'-dh^
■ ’'Raflraad ; pifIcHa»^ 7»ld the
fimoh) ebuttlitac fi^^'iladwtu
Ohio, to Akron, hnexplalhediy
fatied to take a sidetrack to allow
the ^uble-englned, 78-car freight
train to'paee.
All thoae killed were, in the
red-{MUnted steel eoach, whose
gasoline .tknka, Inuwting .at the
d^^enlng impaot,* tnmed the Mr
Into a ftery trap. * '. /y
All the passengers died. -
The enginema^ and conductor
of! the coach leaped to safety, but
were severely Injured. Another
trainman, riding home "dead
head,” also lived to tell of the
tragedy. Recapitulation five hours
after the collision, which occur
red at 6 p. m., indicated these
these were the only survivors.
Gamble
When You Choose Your
USED CAR
Or Truck
FROM THE USED CAR LOT OF YADKIN VALLEY MOTOR CO., BE
CAUSE WE ARE CAREFUL WHEN WE TAKE THEM IN, AND RE
CONDITION THEM IN WHATEVER WAY IS NEEDED TO MAKE
THEM FIT FOR THE ROAD AND EQUAL TO THE SERVICE YOU
CAN REASONABU' EXPECT. WE TRADE TO TRADE AGAIN
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9^; H^aholOk atiffarad-a.
~ opilaibone, - agly JMHI
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IsphMlf 9rhieh nlil^ lidl
for their «Ul
mftt^ tfe'dbtaln;^ -
•' The oMef YoHoiiwd ME'
TilllSi'laA
sab jecttB'f^'’''peir&fej^’t
and Mrap metal
control syatem. Tbe'^priilaiffBP>'>
:iaa
tatfil
otamatio^ hpv^verir inerfd9’'‘iia.h^'
jeeted t£ni».esaeiiiUaL^rto lhafw-
lata to export lU9niei)|E!-Xodi^s:
avlaUoa-fael od^dei tha Westens
Hemisphere. ^ .■>
■' Under the order, Great Britain
as well as tte axis powers—Ger
many, Italy and Japan—are harp-
M..from access to suimliee of
aviation fuel in this country.
Bicycle Crash F^tal
Boone, July 31.'—Fhineral serv
ices were conducted this after
noon at Three Porks Baptist
church for Ray Hollar, 13, son
of Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Hollar of
Boone, who was fatally injured
in an automobile-bicycle collision
two miles east of Boone 6;unday
afternoon. Simon Tate of Boone,
driver of the automobile, was ab
solved of blame in connection
with the fatality by a coroner’s
lnqnl»‘y held yesterday afternoon.
Young Hollar died late Monday in
Wilkes hospital, where he was
taken Immediately after the
crash. Concussion of the brain
was given as the cause of death.
Both the bicycle and the car were
traveling In the game direction
when the accident occurred. Hol
lar was In front and. In an at
tempt to dodge a highway sign
In the road, swerved in f.ont of
the Tate car. His skull was frac
tured when he was thrown to the
pavement. Hollar is survived by
his parents, three brothers, and
two sisters.
P. E. Dancy Opens
' Office At Jenkins
P. E. Dancy, who has been en
gaged in real estate and insur
ance, business for several years,
has opened an office In the
Jenkins Hardware company
building.
Mr. Dancy, who Is well
favorably known 1 n Wilkes,
specializes in health and accident
insurance sales and in real es
tate bnalneaa Those who are in-
^tested In insui^ce or in buy
ing’’ or selling real estate are In
vited to call on Mr. Dancy at
any time.
Ads. get attention—and results
T
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UKK A(:ion
FOR SALE
FOR S.ALE: Good 9-room hou.se
■with garden; opposite North
Wiliesboro high school. Good
price. See Mrs. WllUe Felts,
306 E Street. It
WITH YOU. AND STAND BACK OF OUR PROMISES. IT WILL
BE DECIDEDLY TO YOUR ADVANTAGE TO COME HERE AND
LOOK OVER OUR PRESENT OFFERINGS IN CARS, TRUCKS AND
PICK-LTS BEFORE YOU CLOSE A DEAL. WE TRY TO GIVE YOU
BETTER CARS FOR YOUR MONEY, AND A COMPLETELY SAT-
ISFACTORY DEAL. THAT’S WHAT YOU WANT—THAT’S WHAT
YOU MAY EXPECT HERE.
SEE US AND SAVE MONEY ON A BETTER USED CAR!
Liberal Trades—Easy Terms!
A Number of Late Model Cars
Also Some la Early ’30’s
Yadkin Vallay Motor Oo.
Sales — FORD — Smke'
m:
ninth street
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
FOR 8ALE: Cut Flower,s, Gladi
oli, Dahlias, and other flowers.
Baskets, mats and ribbons. Or
der taken for next year’s bulbs.
Save you money. Phone 4 6-F-
24. Mrs. W. E. Snow, Fair-
plains. It-pd.
1940 STATION WAliO.N, radio,
low mileage, Ilk© new. $270
discount. Henkel’s, Statesville
N. C. 8-29-10?
HESH JERSEY COW; 7-yenr-
old saddle horse, five-galted:
16-months-old guernsey bull:
1,000 yellow locust fence posts.
7 feet long, 10c each. A. T.
Nichols, Wilkesboro route 1.
7-18-tf
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Three-room .4part-
ment on street floor; furnish
ed. Mrs. G. W. Sebastian,
Phone 206-M. It-pd
wanted,
WANTED: To do your radio re
pair work on all makes and
models. Expert repairmen. .Sat
isfaction guaranteed. — Day
Electric Co., Phone 328. 8-10-tf
PEXHAIi! Ic© boxes, ice refrlge-
rators and electric refrigera
tors traded In on new Frigl-
dalres; as low as $2. Henderson
Electric company. 6-13-tf
JgADQUARTEBS for Poultry
and Stock Remedies—JYalco
taj^ts and other known pro
ducts, at low prices. Red Cfo*s
Pharmacy, “Your Service Drug
Store.” 10th Street. 4-18-tf
MISGELANEOUS
ESTABtdbUED RAW LEIGH
ROUTE avaJlnble. Many North
Carolina Dealers making week
ly SWee of $74 to $106 and
more. Unusually fine opportun
ity for a man between 25 and
50 with car. Write Rawlelgh’s,
Dept. NCH-164-204, Richmond,
Va. • Aug. 1-8-15-22-pd
[B>EAL BEAUTY PAjaXlHB -v-
, ^Pbo^e 46 for
Oil -’'PferaaBwiitii:
I, .G$l»er Pemko«n|^f,.rt.f6.
1«^ Winewitero. N.'U., cad^nitr
a^on speeifleatlYYK^ to kwe- control of
-feluM I
mooidfta, it gdnliging Into tfeo
RqKBOke car, i dyiren by Katha
BioBnt,. of Roanoke. Other per
sons In the automobiles escaped
Injufy. , • i , ■ ,.X!
Ada. get attattKm—and TMOltg
Use the advsrtiaing cbhnnl|rxt{‘-
this paper as ypor ah^piiV
ADMINISTRATOR’S N0TK»
Having qualified as Administrtft
tor of the estate of Sadie Mortis
Petty, deceased of'Wilkes Countjv
NorA Carolina, this is to notify
all persons ba^ving claims against
the estate of said deceased to ex-
htUt Uiem to the undersira^ at
North Wilkesboro, North Gtfplina,
on or before the 18th day of July,
1941, or this Notice will be plead
ed in bar of their recovery. AH
jflersons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate-pay
ment
Hus the 18tb day of July, 1940.
WADE HOUCK,
Admr. of Sadie Martin Petty!'
deceased ' 6-22-6t-t
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THREE VERY
Special Offers
OFFER NO. 1
■ Great Values!
ALL REMAINING lOe PIECES IN
Pitchers, Vases, Bowls
Suitoble for flowera, kitdben'
Sold at 10c each. Slight defects; vari
ous sized pieces. On sale first time at
10c each.
Now On Sale at Each
OFFER NO. 2
Reductions!
Sale prices will continue on all SUMMER MERCHANDISE as long as
any. items remain in stock, but prices ■will soon be ■withdrawn on all sta
ple goods which were included in our sale to make it store-wide as ad-
.vertised. Be sure to pay us another visit and share in the remaining^
great values!
“Alba” Hosiery
All our regular full-fashioned “Alba”
Hose—crepetwist—first quality goods
—regular 79c numbers—sale price—
pair—
2 PAIRS FOR
$110
Notion Sale
lOc Items
Button and buckle sets,
thread, and various
regular 10c items in a
special sale that should
interest the ladies.
Each
OFFER NO. 3
Save $15.00!
Sale of Radios
A Close-Out Purchase Of
DETROLA RADIOS
Full Cabinet Size, 7-tubes ^
$39.50 VALUES!
Only 6 to SeD at, each
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