t|H
R3 . iimraitta, Mir. «ftdi Mfs.
Mfr. Mid Idi^''LathM' I^rie^.
' Poifi^l'
I'-wfth Mn'.' MwtMdu*
IBranti, Mr. and Mrsft Belo
Bteter.
Ifrery one^ls sorrj to learn
IMat Mrs. Realie Tadder la ter-
01 at the Wtlkea Hospital.
Mr. Major Rohinson spent the
Mk«nd with his parents, Rer.
ri Mrs. J. Q. Rohinaen.
Mr. and' Mrs. CharUe Estep
Dd as their durst Sunday, Mrs.
‘lie Hayes, of Oarle osunty.
. ..
ligit# ilpfhilit'Bpeat tlw .Tfflh:
k&' piMinU, R.
5 4 Robinaoh. ■ ‘ r y ^
Mr. Jdhn Walker,. ftf^VKotth
Wllkedbhro, cpsBt Tbadhaglrins
'■^daf with his sister,. JMjal*. W. 'H.
1>»repaadh. . ; '
. Mr. Cart' Mooi^‘ai^1|Mwiitly,' of
Statesrille, visited ';]its^^. Btothlsr,
Mrs. S. H. Moore, Thwksdirlng
day. - :*'f ;
Brotherhood WUI
Meet On Tuesday
Methodist Brotherhood will
meet at the Methodist chnrch
here on Tnesday evening, Decem
ber 19, 6:30 o’clock.
A splendid program has been
arranged and a large attendance
la expected.
jjf iltatf
ua neict week and.,
kfll^ag two Peach Tta!? |oiw
aMboBstratloiu. V>;.
The ; roanlts of exiwrtme]^
conducted over the State wlOith
the past few yearsN hare ‘proren
that Ethylene DIchlorlde Hhnnt-
slon has^ a number of adrantagec
orer. Paimdleblorobenione for' t]te
Peach > Tree. Borer. Ethylene Dl-
chlortde Bmnlslon is' efteetlre at
low soil temperatnre ■ and can,
therefore, be nadd 'late Ih tbe
fallcand .early'spring, Whan ,lt
Is tt>o cold tor Paradichloroben-
zene to be effective. It appears to
be safer on young trees and does
not require the, attention of
mounding as does'the other..ma
terials. .. .--..V,'
Dlchlor Mulslon niat be ap
plied In the south at any conven
ient time during the Pall Winter
or Spring. Best reaulta, however,
will probably be obtained In the
Fall at the end of the egg-laying
period of the moths, when most
of the borers are email,
f' The two demonstrations, will be
held on the farms of: W. W. Fer-
g^lson. 1 mile north of Mount
Carmel church n**ar Boomer, at
9:30 a. m. and the second dem
onstration on the farm of A. S.
:Clark, Millers Creek, at 11:00 a.
■We are extending an invita-
Uon to all farmers who are
terested in the control of Peach
Borer to be present at one or
both of these meetings.
Thomas Andrews
Is Taken By Death
Funeral service was held Wed
nesday at Dunkirk church for
Thomas Andrews, citizen of ,the
Fergu-son community who died
Tuesday. Rev. Alfred Foster con
ducted the last rites.
Mr. Andrews, who was 86
years of age, is survived by his
widow, Mrs. Mollie Andrews.
Demonstration With
New Ford Tractor At
C. C. Hayes’ Tuesday
Sam Eller, sales representative
of Yadkin Valley Motor company,
will give an all-day demonstra
tion with the new Ford tractor
on C. C. Hayes’ farm near Pur-
lear Tuesday, December 10. All
persons interested are cordially
invited to be present.
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with outstanding power
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Clyde ,Swanaofl,' Vr]ii| } hag
beefi'p patient at a DurhaqiAhodT
pltal ^ls better and haa iretlimed
to tyiilianison, W. Va.- Cr-
Mbn Haeeie Wall, teacher at
Newton, epent Tbankagiving' and
the vre^-end with her mother,
Mre,;Vlck Wall. ^
Mrs. Is. L. RusseU and daugh
ter, Desale, vlsitad Mn. Rnssell’a
parents, Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Davis,
Sunday.
Mr. Bill Beard, of Asheville,
visited Mr. Fred Phillipe this
week.
Mrs.' A. F. Oreer and Children
visited Mrs. Greer's mother, Mrs.
Mary Rogers, Sunday.
Mr. A. F. Greer and son, At
well, have just finished a new
truck bed for Rev. Ruff Bumgar
ner, of Taylorsville. Mr. Greer
has enlarged his shop and is
quite busy building truck bodies
and other shop work.
Miss Annie Howell, teacher at
Cycle, visited her parents, Mr.
2 S^pratt TrRi
Inr Auto Ar0
Two ^Igh aehobl
" . Vh.. worn
^ .the
aMnt'-|ji.a boohn .Bufuir^i
^ I Md slaiwmed ^%ii
them after a
.ind^Mlrh bar nught-llire. '■
The vlijnmr, DeOats Bttrdlb, U,
also wi^ trapped and Irariin4' to
death -irhfle two compa^nr in f
the front seat, William Raming-
ton, 14,r and .Robert Car|ton, IS,
were severely injured. Doris Fin-
layeon, 18, and Aeneas Anthony
Collins, 18, perished in tbe Ing-
g&ge compartment, where they
had been riding.
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B^LKESBORO, N. a "
Plate Lanchee 29e
Couatry Haas Sandwichep Ifte
Barbe.:ne, 15e; Hambhrger aad
Other Sandwiches, 10c; Hpt
Dogs, 5c.
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AND A GOOD PLACE TO BAT
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This amazingly new Acratonic Piano . . .
Small, compact, yet a comfdelo piano ht
every detail U included in our
CHRISTMAS SPECIALS
Liberal allowanoe for your old piano.
Terms to suit the most modest budget.
1
THERE'S MORE THAN MUSIC IN A BALDWIN
Garwood Piano Co.
WILKESBORO, N. C.
Id
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Mallory Hats
Why not put one of our
miniature hats in his
stocking with a gift cer
tificate to chang'^ for a
hat he’ll like . . .
,$4-00 $5-00
By Selecting His Gifts from
Marlow^s Men’s Shop
It Will Be His Idea 01A Real Christmas!
How many times are there during the year when you’d like to
let him know how swell you think he is—but just don’t do any
thing about it? Well—now it’s Christmas and now’s your
chance to make him happy, and perhaps spoil him a little bit,
too. Just select his Christmas gifts of quality from our large
stock of things men want and wear. He will like it if it comes
from Marlow’s. Chances are he buys for himself here.
Give Him A New
SUIT
If you really want to please him
lots, select a new suit from out-
large stock. All the new styles,
fabrics and colors.
Westminster
Socks
He will expect plenty of
socks. Two price groups
2 Pairs 3 Pairs
$j.oo $4-00
Bill Folds
$1.00 $3-50
USE OUR
LAYAWAY
PLAN
Small Deposit Reserves
Your Selection Until
Christmas!
SHIRTS
Several Manhattan shirts will
right down his alley! White, solid
colors and patterns. You get his
size, we’ll do the rest.
$2-00
■ ' /
He’ll' Appreciate
Free Gift Boxes
For Our Customers
ROBES
The Luxurious Gift
From our rich silk brocades to
our fine soft all-wool flannels,
Marlow’s robes are the answer to
any man’s prayer. Smartly styled
and beautifully tailored, they’re
the kind he’d pick for himself—
$5.95 $45.00
Manhattan
PAJAMAS
Men like our gay colorful P.-ija-
inas in broadcloth or .silks . . .
$4.95 $5.00
GLOVES
Wide variety in fine leather
gloves. A thoughtful, useful
gift ...
$4.50 “P
PARIS BELTS
Swank
JEWELRY
Belts $1.00 up
Jewelry 50c to $3.50
EVANS’
House SEppers
Hand turned leather soles
and soft soles—Tan, black
and Burgandy.
If You Buy Them Here
We have the most com
plete line of ties in
town. Botany, and Re-
sisto in a wide variety
■ of .^ylfes,. 4. •
Ui
$4.00
Inyi^iigate Our Gift Certificate
Marlow’s Men’s ioi