THE
For Your Cough
2,000 Frosrs Shiooed
To Great Britain
Washington.— Two thousand
CrwannWonwhevespromptTbe-
y>W it goes right to the seat of the frogs—today joined the unusual
to soothe add heal raw, tender, in- , Britain for war relief purposes
au^tewKhial mucous mem- by the American Red Cross.
hranes. Tell your druggist to sell you „ , j . j „i j
a bottle of Creomulsion with the un- Packed in moas and placed n
derstanding you must like the way it boxes wrapped in flannel, the
quickly allays the cough or you are pipiens crossed the Atlantic via
to 1^^ m^ey
were destined for
^IvEOMULSIwN study at the University of Lon-
for Coughs, Chest Gilds, Bronchitis Medical school.
Boomer News
Items In Brie'
Rev. S. I. Watts filled hi*
regular appointments at Dover
and Liledown Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr. Rayford Rogers, of Tay
lorsville, was a business visitor
here Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stanley and
family, of Circket, visited in the
home of Mr. adn Mrs. Dolphus
Russell last Sunday.
Miss Evle Russell, of Kanna-
polts spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Will Rus
sell.
Mrs. Mabel S‘emple and Mrs.
A. G. Jonas and son, Mrs. J. D,
Both
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WILKES AUTO SALES, Inc.
Forester Ave. and B
North WHkesboro, N. C.
I Phillips, Mrs. Frank Moore and
son, David, all of I.«noir. visited
I in the home of Mrs. Julia Phillips
Sunday.
Mr. A. F. Greer and son, At
well. are busy with their shop
work. They are building a large
truck body tor Mr. Walter Ander
son, of Wilkesboro.
Dr, John Harley Watts, for
merly of Boomer, now o*” Wash
ington. D. C., and Miss Carrie
Bell Peacock, of Washington, D.
C. , were uni ert in marriage No
vember 2 6 in the 9th I,. D.
Christian church, of Washington,
D. C.. Tlie vows were spoken in
the presence of the bride’s pastor.
Rev, Carroll C. Roberts. of
Washington. D. C. Mrs. Waf,s is
tlie acr.oinplished daughter of j
the bate Mr. and Mrs. Howard [
Peacock, of Odessa, Missouri.)
Mr. Wat's is tlie eldest son of M
and Mrs. W. T). Watts, ot Boom
er, Both have been employed
Washington, D. C.. for the past
few years. After a brief honey
moon, during which they visited
relative,-: at Boomer, Ihey af
making their home in Washing
Ion. 0. C. Their many friends in
thi.s community wish them much
hap-iiiness.
The pastor. Rev. K. \. Buni
garner, preached here last Sun
day and. as usual, delivered a fine
and inspiring sermon.
Rev. and Mr.s. S. I. Watts visit
ed Mr. Wa ts’ sister. Mrs. R. F
Fulton, of Rural Hall, and Mrs
Txiu Mahaffey. of Winston Salem
Sunday.
Mr. Hayden Walker, of Taylors
ville. visited relatives in thi;
community la.st week.
Mr. Will Karp is having his
new house finished. Mr. Clarence
^er.euflon. of Beaver Creek,
lolng the work.
is
Italians Gave Un
To 2 Of Our British
Prisoners, Nazis Say
Wi'h the Advance St’-'king
Forces. Libya. — The mos: em
’larraased man in tlie desert is
•he German prisoner who tells
this story:
“I iiad a group of 2ti British
prisoners to take to the rear
near Tobruk. It was about dusk.
They kept spreading apart. I’d
round them up. hut they’d start
spreading again.
"Finally two made a break,
running as hard as' they could. 1
fired a blast with my tommy gun
over 'heir heads, yelling to them
o hall.
"Up leaped the whole crew ot
Ml Italian gnn ahead and siir-
'■endered to the riiniiiiig Tommies
’file Tommies look the Italians'
guns and captured me."
Kiss From Jane
Chios His Tooth
Jane Wymann kissed l•',^l\va^I
fi. Rol:iiison so violently in her
firs'! scene wi ll him in "Larceny.
Tnc.,” that she sent him hurry
ing to liis dentist to have a chip
ped tooth fixed.
II wasn’t -iinnosed "o le the
hottest kiss or the longest ki.ss on
screen record t.Tane holds the
’ong kiss rei-ord. something over
hree r'innles. with Regis Toom-
'■y). blit it was supposed to he
enthusiastic. It wa.s enthusiastic,
all right, and painfully so.
"And I’m supposed to he a
tough guy,’’ Robinson grimaced.
"The modern young woman is
too much for me.’’
Jane Wymann suffered no in
jury from the embrace.
P. A. Morgan of the Clierry-
leld section and C, C. Ti’'ongne ot
'.'ortli Brevard will conduct two
!wiiie feeding demonstrations
hb year, reported A. Glazener,
farm agent of Transylvania coun
ty.
NOTICE OF SALE UNDER
SHOP LIEN
By virtue of Section 2435, Con
solidated Statutes, the undersign
ed owner, and proprietor of Repair
Shop for repairs made on one Van-
Ty Dresser for Greene Gilreath,
"olored, which work has been com-
aleted for six months, and the
amount due of $10.00 for said re
pairs being still unpaid, and $4.00
for storage yet due the undersign
ed will on Saturday, December 13,
1941. at ten o’clock A. M. sell at
'aid shop in Wilkesboro at public
auction to the highest bidder for
cash the property above described
to satisfy said lien.
This the 28th day of November,
1941.
C. W. CULLER, Mechank
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SPREAD MORE JOY 1WS CHRISTMAS
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IF YOU HAVE THE “MAN
We have the Gifts he wants
TRU-VAL SHIRTS
w-
that will please him
Those famous quality men’s shirts
that they wear and enjoy . . . fan
cy patterns and all whites of fine
broadcloths and woven mtidras . . .
all men need shirts, so select him
n.45 n.85
several now
NECKTIES
PAJAMAS
Fine hand made neckties in stripes,
figured, plaids, and plains . . . ties se
lected by men for men . . . slip an
extra gift of a tie in his package this
Christmas . . .
Full cut men’s pajamas that look
good and wear superbly . . . masculine
snap waist band . . . suprise him
with several pairs . . .
A
50c
Men’s Gift Sox, 3 prs., hox
Remember the Boys in Service with . . .
Mr8.Steven$DeIiciousCandy
2-lb. round Santa tin of
assorted chocolates $1
Mrs. Stevens Victory
t Sl*\ Package 79c
Sugar coated Roasted
, Peanuts, jar 39c
Christmas Stick Candy,
jar 29c
Mrs. Stevens Frosted
Juleps, lb 50c
3 % lb. Southern
Cookies $1.00
A Santa Gift idea
STATIONERY
Boxed stationery for men,
women, and children . . .
novelty and plain styles . . .
quality Eaton and other fa
mous makes . . . select sev
eral boxes for Christmas
25c to $1.29
Your New Holiday
DRESS
will be pastel
The most flattering dresses
you can find . . . wear a new
pink, blue or gold dress now
under your winter coat . . .
junior and regular sizes in
woolens and crepes . .. dress-
up this Christmas in one of
these Spainhour exclusives—
— to
$19.95
THIS WEEK ONLY
Gift Sale!
Our Regular $1.19
Ladies’ Satin
SLIPS
on sale at . . .
$1.00
Luxurious quality satin and crepe
slips in lace trim or tailored
styles . . . petal and white
. . all sizes . . . give several this
Christmas . . . buy this week at
this extra special price of $1.00.
(First Floor)
Remember our Entire Stock
SUEDE SHOES
REDUCED
Including Rhythm Steps, Vi
tality, Connie, Natural Poise
and Paris Fashions.
we’ve BAG-ed your Gift...
and you have hundreds to choose from—
Large selection of suede,
calf, morroeo, alligator and
fabric handbags . . . blacks
and browns . . . handbags
for young and elders ... se
lect your Christmas list now I
at Spainhours ... '
$1.00 to $4.98
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