JL S> PbniM Boy» 103*Aere
Farni Tl»roach ProvUi-
Of FSA
Ahother WilkM owaaty farm
^ imlly Is now Uving on its own
:.-,.t'‘^ iai—a new graduate from ten-
fKy Into farm ownership.
J. 8. Pardue. ot the Roaring
Vrer oom-munlty, has received
■PVroTal from irarm Security ad-
vMstratlon of a loan for the
PM«has« of 103 acres of the Lam-
■aUt farm.
J. B. Hlghsmlth, P^A snper*
aisor for Wilkes county, announc-
mt approval of the loan this week
•■d said the deal would he closed
aooB as necessary papers are
•Mnpleted. A number of Improve-
Mante will be made on the farm,
ftsIuAng new bam, poultry
■•nse, nirw smokehouse, new
Vrtvy, water supply and corn crib.
The loan for the purchase of
lb. Pardue’s new farm home
-cin come out of funds loaned
ife Farm Security administration
■r the RFC under terms of the
■ankhead - Jones Farm Tenant
Pnrchase act, the purpose of
>hicb Is to make It possible for
farm tenants and farm
rJartere to buy family-sized
l,^»ms. The loan may be repaid
knrer a period of 40 years with
interest at three per cent.
1 plan for operallon of the
Arm, designed to provide ade-
goate and healthful living for the
of
lltKV
Mrs. Mattie F. Greer, Boot. „
postmaster, was. again
secretary of the' North
Branch of the National League of
Postmasters at the convention
held in Durham. Other officers
elected were: B. F. Bird, Grover,
president; R.-Hlll, Bure, flrst vice
president; Mrs. Essie Ckileman,
Paschall, second vice president.
The eiecuthre committee Is com
posed of the president, vice pres
idents, P. T. Roo.ne, of Kelford,
J. C. Nye, of Ormim, and Mrs.
Emily Yoder, of Unvllle. Selec
tlons of the 1941 convention city
and naming of delegates to the
national convention In New York
City Septemiber 17-20 will be an
nounced later.
The follotring resolutions were
passed at the convention:
Resolutions
Whereas ,the North Carolina
branch of the National League of
District Postmasters, assembled
in its annual convention in the
Washington Duke Hotel, Durham,
N. C., J ly 15-16, 1940, desires
to express Its gratitude and ap
preciation to those who have
contributed by word or deed to
the comfort, joy and happiness
of those present.
Therefore, be is resolved that
we shall cherish in our memory
the fine example of Southern hos
pitality and cordial fellowship
otaniiv and the consen’ation of manifested by those who had a
aoi£: and water resources, is being part with us. While, we are sure
worked out by Mr. Pardue and that there are others who had a
ipervisor Highsmith. This is the
fifteenth 1 o n approved for
Wilkes county under the tenant
jarchase program.
YOKTHWARD
The harvest of commercial and
attrket garden vegetable crops
aontinues to move northward,
snd heavier supplies of fresh veg-
lyAfc’les are coming into the large
.»n-s-uming centers from nearby
areas.
Reading the ada. get you moi»
,-for less money. Try ft-
part we especially wish to ac
knowledge our debt of gratitude
to those as follows:
The gracious tvords ot welcome
brought to us from the city of
Durham by its efficient City
Manager, Mr. Henry Yancey; its
congenial and likable Postmaster,
-Mr. Joseph C. Alien; and Its wide
awake Secretary of the Chamber
of Lommerce, Mr. Frank A. Pier
son. Then, too. we would not pass
up one ot our own number, that
light wei.ght 99.4 per cent effici-
eu;. postmaster from Waxhaw, N.
C., Mr. John A. Davis, who re
sponded to the words of welcome.
We feel sure that we will all
strive to be better postmasters
after listening to the helpful in
formation and good advice from
the lips of Suipt. William J. Dixon.
Division of Postmasters, Wash
ington. D. C.; Inspector C. H.
Heffner, Greensboro, N. C.; and
to Central Accounting Postal
Cashier, Mr. R. G. Hawn, Char
lotte, N. C.
Our devotion to Diety was
spoken by Rev. Henry B. Ander
son, pastor ot Grace Baptist
church, Durham, N. C.
We feel very much indebted to
application in State itepcs. Hon. Carl T. Durham. Congrws-
Raleigh, on Tuesday, 27th „iati 6th North Caroima District,
Xngiwt, 1940, at 10:00 A. -'1-^for his splendid address: also to
UTILITIES COMMISSION
tkOTU'E OF application TO
OPE*ATB MOTOR ''®MICLL
CARKIER and ILVTE OF
hearing thereon
As required by Section 3, Chap
ter 136, Public Law-s no-
»ce B hereby S'^en that
Son has been made by North Wil-
kesboro and Galax Motor Express,
fay g Franchise Certificate, au
tkotixicg the operation of motor
^eles for transporting freight
between North Wilkesboro and the
fireinia Line, destination GalaK,
■Crginih over the public high
ways via the intervening towns of
S. C 18 to Sparta U- S. 21 to State
line' and that the Utilities Com-
■assion will hold a hearing on the
y«id application in State Depts.
^Mr. W. S. Bagwell, Supt. of Mails
B-J5-19.
UTILITIES COMMISSION Durham postoffi'-e for his
By: R. O. Self, Chief Clerk.
fire shop talk and siTving as
guide to the visitors through the
_ ■ I 1 I I — bU tllC VlQ4*.«.wf
BOnCE OF .APPLIC.4TION TO (tampus and Chapel of Duke Unl-
©SERATE MOTOR VEHICLE and the Duke Hospital.
CASRIEK and date 01 reminded of the fine
hearing THERTON 'work that is being done by our
W'TsrSl'Ll?S. s~r...r,- Mr. K. A.
to is’hereby given that appH- Meeks by our own National Exe-
•■tion has been made by North cutive Committeeman, Mr. John
Wilkesboro and Galax Motor Ex- r Gallagher, Ludlow Falls. Ohio,
^ss, for a Franchise Certificate, would also extend our
authorizing the operation of mo- (gy contributions made
Itr vehicles ^ "w’lfwashlTro ''X Sears, Roebuck & Co.; Mont-
i..ry W.rA Co.. .or.:
£"‘^71?. .°.r
^ce via U. S. No. 21 to S^atc Mr. B.
Se and return, and that the
Utilities Commission will hold a p Greer, Boomer, N. C.. and
Bring on the said others of our State Branch for
SS,’ ” I..-.'
the League.
We commend the Washington
Duke Hotel to any organization
wishing tine service for a con
vention.
Respectfully submitted,
P. T. ROANE,
MONTIE C. JONES,
COLU'S W. WILLIAMS,
Committee.
F. Bird, Grover, N. C.,
and our Secretary-Treasurer, Mrs.
W-OO^o COMMISSION
By; R. 0. Self, Chief Clerk.
12-15-19-
NOTICE
W The District Court of The I nit-
ed States For the Middle Dis-
teltit of North Cardlin*- Wil
kesboro Division.
United States of America
Dodge Pick-up Truck, Motor No.
TB-21180 and 1940 Ford Sedan,
Motor No. 5435475.
In obedience to a Warrant of
Seizure to me directed, ih the
^re entitled cause, I have seized
ad taken into my possession the
fcllowing described proper^:
Dodge Pick-up truct. Motor No.
TB-21180 and 1940 Ford Sedan,
Motor No. 5435475.
For the causes set forth m the
Ebel now pending in the United
States District Court for the
Middle Disrict of North Carolina,
at Winson-Salem, 1 hereby give
England Getting
Used To The Raids
Somewhere In East Englia.
England, Aug. 5.—^Tne Germans
have taught the people of this
town how to hurry—it takes less
than a minute to get in air raid
shelters after the first wail of
warning siren.
Each time a raid starts shop
keepers hurry out and raise their
shutters, bank clerks seize cash
—^ descriM property, or know'-,vaults and people vani.sh from the
to or having anything to say why streets all in a matter of seconds.
SI same should not be condemned soon after the raid is over figures
snd forfeited and the proceeds be seen hurrying to the libr-
tfiereof distributed according to ^yy await the posting of eas-
tfce pray«r of the libel, that they j,g^jj.y jjgj raiher matter
We and fnr of fact and methodical. There's
mnwrrt to be held in and lor me
Eddli District of North Carolina, "o sign of panic.
the United States Courtroom,i The mam grumble In this Nor
S the City of Winston-Salem on folk-Suffolk area seems to be
Me ISth day of August, 1940, at over delay caused business
JOdlO A. M., if the same be a day i “We've had to close several
itiriadiction, otherwise, on the hours already today,” sighed one
” next day of J^sdiction tl^e - gbopkeeper who had already
because of a sleepless
'^legations in that behalf.
T/WM. T. DOWT), United States
Hardud'for the Middle Dis-
.C. /.«i B
night.
Use the advertising columns of I
ci^ paper as your shopping guide.
V
"Vail
: r-^rr
Not a sale of odd* and end* . •. not a sale of oi4tt«pf-soasoa good* . ; .^bot a *tora-wide SALE at BIG DISCOUNTS incfaidinf o«ur rery be*t
mercBandiae.' Juit a few items are lialed here enough to give yon an idea of the actual savings all over oar dtore. If you’re going to.
need anything at all in t^ fumitura line, don’t let this opportunity pass by you. Prioee listed are for cash, bt^ EASY TERMS can be ar
ranged if desired. Read every offering—-4hen come see Ae others-
Kitchen
Cabinets
Every convenience in a
cabinet.
WAS NOW
$31.00 $25.50
SELLERS
Kitchen
Cabinets
WAS NOW
$36.50 $29.95
Breakfast
Room Suites
3-piece suites, white enamel
with red trim. Extension
' leaf table.
WAS NOW
$18.50 $15.75
5-Pieice Maple
Breakfast
Room Suites
Extension Top
WAS NOM^
5-Piec'e Sellers
Breakfast
Room Suites
Extension Top Table. White
Enamel, Red Trim.
WAS NOW
$32.50 $26.50
Studio Couch
Wine, Rust or Bergundy—
—In Velour.
WAS NOW
$46.50 $39.95
9x12 Linoleum
Rugs
itti
$4.95 $3.95
Assorted Patterns
WAS NOW
Rhodes-Day
Range
16-inch oven; plain finish;
warming closet.
WAS NOW
SAVE ON LIVING ROOM SUITES HERE!
n ■
Three-piece livingroom suite,
in bergundy tapestry
upholstery.
$y| Q.50 SALE $OQ.50
PRIC^ 017
Two-piece livingroom suite,
in wine velour upholstery.
Rei.1 value.
iOQ-SO SVLE $7/1.50
017 PRICE I ^
Three-piece livingrroom suite,
in bergundy, rust or plumb,
in velour covering.
•7Q.50 SALiE $/lQ.50
0!7 PRICE
Three-piece livingroom suite,
in green or rust, tapestry
upholstery.
$C9-50 SALE $/|Q.50
OA PRICE ^O
Three-piece livingroom suite,
in green or wine, in velour
upholstery, beautiful woven-
ih effect.
$/\Q.50 SALE $00.50
270 PRICE 0£i
Two-piece Kroehler living-
room suite, rust, covered
in velour.
$QC.00 SALE $C7-50
OO PRICE O •
Nine-piece dining room suite, f
consisting of table, waterfall
buffet and china, and six
chairs. Real value.
$07.50 SALE $79.50
0 / PRICE • ^
Nine-piece dining room suite,
tralnut—^tabl^ buffet, china
I and six chairs. Be sure to
see this!
$1 1 C-50 SAa,E SOQ.50'
'llD PRICE OJ7
kine-picce dining room suite,
mahogany — table, buffet,
china and six chairs. Save
1 real money here!
n49'^”l^e422"“
\m
Beautiful 4-piece bedroom
suite, consisting of 4-poster
bed, triple plate mirror vani
ty, stool and chest of
drawers.
5^ 2-5® *
PRICE
33
.50
h'our-piece Elmwood bed
room suite, consisting of
panel bed, round mirror van
ity, stool and chest of
drawers.
^72^* SALE $
PRICE
59
,50
Four-piece walnut bedroom suite, consist
ing of 4-poster bed, vanity, stool and chest
of drawers, beautiful design.
%A n.50 SALE $OQ.50
PRICE *>27-
Four-piece bedroom suite, in walnut, with
bed, vanity, stool and chest of drawers.
Exceptional value.
$1-7.50 SALE S/1 C.50
O / PRICE
Rhodes-Day
Range
18-inch oven; plain finish;
warming closet.
3VAS NOW
$47.50 $42.50
Balanced
Semi-enamel finish; polished
top and reservoir, 18-in. oven
WAS NOW
Range
lamel finish;
reservoir, 18-
....3 P-
$72.50 ■ $62.50
Table Lamps ,,
Parchment shades. B^Cmti-
full glass base. (EleoCric).
WAS ?fOW
$3.95 $2.29
Many More Great Bargains
Which space does not permit us to describe and price.
Big discounts on radios, electric irons, pictures and
prints, smokers,'whatnots, guitars, banjos, violins, ced
ar chests, iron and wood beds, tables of all kinds, ward
robes and dressers, enamel top tables, shades, curtains,
slip covers for living room suites, baby beds and stroll
ers, ironing boards. Apex washing machines and iron-
ers, 9x12 wool rugs, also wool throw rugs, bridge sets,
card tables, etc.
A CLEAR-OUT OF GOOD
Used Furniture
If you are not in position to buy new furnitrue, let us
show you our offering in good used furniture, pric
ed low to move quick. In suites, and many odd
pieces. Be sure to see it.
RfllllES-
Kitchen
Cabinets
Modern arrangement; large
floor bin. 4-piece glaaa set.
WAS NOW
$26.50 $21.50
Colors — white and black;
green and ivory; white and
ted.
Floor
Electric Lights
Indireet lighting, with four
lighto and 4-way awitch.
WAS NOW
$10,50 $8.95
Mirrors
Venetian mirror, round.
30-inch.
WAS NOM^
$5.50
Round Venetian
Mirrors
Profusely decorated. 28-inch.
WAS NOW
Occasional
Chairs
Velour cover.
WAS NOW
$5.75 $4.50
Folding Coil
Bed Springs
Size.
NOW
$2.95
Regular Size.
WAS NOW
Frame Coil
Bed Springs
Reg
WAS
$6.85
Regular size.
WAS -NOW
Felt Plate
Mattress
Full Bed Size.
WAS NOW
$9.50 $7.95
Innerspring
Mattress
.Assorted tickings
W.AS NOW
$18.50 $14.95
Florence
Oil Ranges
5-burner. Console Model,
built-in oven. White p'rce-
lain, baked on enamel.
WAS NOW
$49.50 $42.50
End Tables
W AS NOW
$1.50 $1.19
25% Discount
ON ALL
Summer
Furniture
“COMPLETE FURNISHERS OF THE HOME”
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