; |6Qntiii««ii from ^ge boe)
^IW'won lokown 16cAl rendmlt
> want hi* naiw* utodr r«nrfva4
«p in liif' nail || oopjr of tha "Industrial  Wi^dcer’*, the
fttonmunlit luferty Sman pnhlUhed in Chica^’ which jfW
JMts -€aw '
Tttltina Hr
hddtntini;BeaV Caledoma PrtMm Fatan, Haltfaz»
'.■^ li. iiaol convicted for labor disorder at Gastonia
Ind %Hf;^^pay^i^nd by Governor Broughhm. Qinte un-
to reach the North Wilkesboro
Nathatk Ford, operators of a cafe for colored,
report thai'^^jji^ji^^^se of a number of small pullet eggs,
most oi ^v^^ltU^-two or more yolks in them. Unusual for
eggs so
rlUe. B>, se - - „
Mfs. J. C. McNeil. Mrs, Motw
h U»e tonner Mis* Opal McNeil
Guests ln '‘kB •!
Bill* orlir the weeh-ctadm*,
eluded PTt. Sam Plerw of
Lee. Ve^, Mrs. Plercp ind .. MISJ
FottoiU' Bills of Charlotte.- ^
Sunday, school, was well attend-,
ed at Mt Pleasant Sunday Inolnd-
In* many rlsltors from^ different,,
sections of the county. * ' - .y,
Mrs. Rex West and
The vlK^^ hpeping apples on cold storage was recent
ly provpa here when.Perry Lowe, one of thrf county’s en-
terprbN^'orchardists, sold Staymens that have been in
storage at the aspeiiment station since last fall. It goes
to show that wh^ it comes to preserving apples for a long
period of time, Research Specialist VanDeman kifbws his
stuff.
Ward Eshelman is another one of our good citizens that
is planning to aid [the ‘home front’ war effort by producing
more food for the home. . He has a Victory Garden and is
now having a new chicken house constructed to provide,
as the Methodists say, the "gospel fowl’’ for his table.
"The first qualification of a good fisherman is to be a
good liar’’ so says C. G. Plexico, our local shoe repair man
who likes to cast for ’em himself. While having high re
gard for a number of local fishermen, he think* Jim Reins
is just about "tops" when it cemes to having all the qual
ifications of a good fisherman. Which reminds us that
some of the followers of Isaac Walton have been having
some fair luck this season.
C. M. Brown, Jr., a valued employe down at Pat Eller’s
place,' was among those leaving last week to join Uncle
Sam’s fight for freedom. C. M., known and admired by nu
merous friends made since he came to Wilkes to teach
in the Mt. Pleasant high school, says he’s certainly coming
back to Wilkes after it’* all ever. Mrs. Brown, the form
er Miss Ruth Huffman, will remain for awhile at least, to
help Otto Minton run his big chicken farm at Champion.
North Wilkesboro and Wilkes county people are going
to miss Harvel’t Studio, closing this week because its own
er, Paul Harvei, has just been accepted a* an aviation ca
det. Paul is. a first-rate fellow and turned out first-class
norite "•'►T -
—BUY WAR BONDS—
I Want Ads
I Stove Rationing
Expected Soon
Rates: Ic A Word
Each Insertion: Minimum 25c
WANTED
—Couple Iwiier
for threshing machine.
. ard Templeton, Union
N. C.
fwders
—I.rf;on-
Grove,
It-p
Rjcitioning of all types of cook
ing and heating stoves is expect
ed soon, according to information
received by local furniture deal
ers.
Conditions of the rationing are
not known at present, nor the
time the rationing program will
be instituted. However, it is gen
erally known that stoves for heat
ing and for cooking will come un
der rationing within the next few
weeks.
WANTED—To Pay Ton Cash
prices for all your old watches
and clocks,' regardless of condi
tion. C. T. BURKE, Ninth St.,
North Wilkesboro. 6-24-3t
FOR SALE
FOR SALErrirTable Electric Sew
ing machine. — Price right.
Payne Clothing Co., North
Wilkesboro, N. C. 6-28-3t
GOOD REBUILT Used Upright
Pianos.—Garwood Plano Co.'
Wilkesboro, N. C. 5-3-tf
DONl' LET Tour Chicks Die With
Coccodlosls, get Wllco. Man
ufactured and sold by Wllkea
Hatchery, C. C. Oatnblll, prop..
10th Street, North Wilkesboro.
N. C. Phone 458 4-26-tf
FOR SALE — Rawlelgh’e Insect
Dust, Pyrethro Fly Kfller, Ideal
Fly Repellent, Dip and Dlsen-
fectant. Iodised Poultry Pow
der, Iodised Stock Tonic. W.
W. Kyle, North Wilkesboro
Ront One. Phone S6F02, Fair-
plains Road. 4-lJ'-tf
FOR RENT
won BENT — Oauvenlontly Ar
ranged modem apartment with
three rooms and hath. Call 40#
or 426, 6-10-tf
Miscellaaeoiu
liOOT — Black
of Wilkesboro.
ootNy Enoch
East
nder please
Staley, North
*. ,||T2frfti;
Charlie Dancy Is
Making a Special
“V” Type Sandal
-Mr. Charlie Dancy, manager of
0. K, Shoe Shop on Tenth street,
lias been making a nove' and at-
t.-aetive “Victory'' sandal this
yaar.
On a solid leather sole Mr.
UMiicy attached strips In red,
white and blue, colors, and on one
part of the sandal top is a large
engraved “V”.
Mr. Dancy said today that he
could sell 1,000 pairs of "Victory”
sandals if he could make them
and is now far behind with or
ders.
MATERNITY BENEFITS
ARE PROVIDED HERE
(Continued from page one)
pass on the application and if ap
proved the applicant will be' en
titled to receive all the benefits
of the program.
The maternity program, which
is being inaugurated in a number
of the counties in the state. Is un
der the super'.Ision of the director
of the division of health service
of the Child Bureau, U. S. De
partment of Labor.
The Wilkes hospital, due to the
fact that I It is on the approved
list of the American College of
Surgeons, -was accepted without
being personally Inspected, as is
done In non-approved institutions.
The berdetits do not apply to
wires of commissioned officers,
or enllMed men whpse pay exceeds
|78 per'iiionth.
Attention is called to the fact
that the wife of a aarvice mait-
shonld tnake aj>pllcatlon well in
advance of tha.'expecM child de-
5»c! — Do
toi.do, ab-
rrMttbd by iHvery date and applications made
after delivery cannot be honored
^
Preaent collections of "vute
Mr. and
children,' Jimmy, Jerry and Fran
ces Ann of North Wilkesboro
route one, visited relatives fin this-
community Sunday Including Mr,
and Mrs. Avery Chunch ?nd Mr
W^’s grandmother, Mr#; Raalt*
el West,.
Mrs. AfvII Foster visited her-;
husband Pvt.' Arvll Foster of
Chorlestoa, S. C., a few days last
week. Mrs. Foster and little son
Douglas, are making- their home
with Mrs. Foster’s parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Com Walsh while Mr.
Foster serves Uncle Sam.
Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Foster and
children Tommy end Ma(ry Ellen
were guests in the home 'of Mr.
and Mrs. Crate Laws of Congo
Sunday. Their daughter. Miss
Colleen, who had been spending
sometime with Mrs. Laws and
other relatives, returned home
with them.
Mr, C. M. Brown was Inducted
into the army Tuesday. He will
be greatly missed In church and
Sunday school as he very Inter
estingly taught the young men’s
Bible class.
Master Ralph Church Is spend
ing some time with his grandpar
ents, Mr. end Mrs. P. 0. Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Vclta Harris and
children visited In the home of
Mr. and Mrs. EJverette Huffman
Sunday.
Mrs. A. L. Barnette has return
ed home after spending a month
with relatives in Maryland.
The committee of Mt. Pleas
ant high school have elected the
principal and most of the faculty,
whose names will be announced
later, and hope to have everything
in readiness for opening of school
August 16tb.
Miss Evelyn McGee spent some
time Sunday with her grand
father, Mr. J. A. Fairchild.
rssulittioB*, A dealer
or 'otfMlTtimnifprse-of a vehicle. i»
4 Is r^rted thi^-ptodBi'ol ,
most T rationed f togetbw
with pfrimpfietlre prodwpticm,
ablt will tie ade««a^^ to atalni-
talsf the preaent lev(d of deaasrap-
tlon untA the, end of the' year. .
SIMONE SIMON
Currently appearing in “Tahiti
Honey”, RepuMc’s new. muskaL
Rosemary La Planche. who
was crowned ‘Miss America 1941'
plays the leading femme role op
posite Jimmy Rogers, Noah Bee-'
ry, Jr,, dnd Marjorie Woodworth
In the neiw-'Hal
er, “Praliio Chlckeni^j
packed;- wyh V'ipirttoJ'|'
and romance, and '«
local premiere
Theatre o'^ Monday
"Prairie ChickeM" was 'ij'rfMb-
ed by Hal'Roach, J®.,/and''^wn
turned from a scta^lil^r
Arnold Belgard ^dll-
Us fun-filled story' '
and around the scre^‘-/’’i^Vea-
tures of the happy-go-lu'iclty'ybung
cowboy pals, Jimmy Rogers and
Noah Beery, Jf.;' who beconie
mixed up with e' youn|i mlllIoi(*-’-
aire, who Is going WesVrto Collect
a ranch that he Inhertthd, \ ‘
Musical
“Tahiti Honey”, one of the
season's most entertainfhg mif[>
slcal comedies, drHl'open a twii-
day run Monday at' the. tlhertT
Theatre. Simone Simon and Den
nis O’Keefe are co-sUined In. this
Republic picture. Michael Wtih-
len, Lionel Stander,- Wally Vern
on, Tom Seidel, Dan, Seymour,
and Tommye Adams are featured.
subject to penalties If he accepts
transfer of a ration book from, the
transferor of the vehiala”. .
•- Ptor to Oloen Owt -
Dealers in -rationed commodi
ties who wish to close out or
ICai transfer their stock of goods must
do the following things: First,
Mrs. Bentley 1$
Taken by Death
Mrs. Josephine Brown Bentley,
age 83, died early Wednesday at
her home in the Pores Knob com
munity.
* Mrs. Bentley was a member of
a well known Wilkes family and
was held In high esteem by many*
friends and acquaintances.
Surviving are the following
sons and daughters: L. P. Bent
ley and J. M. Bentley, of Poros
I Knob; Mrs. R. F. Campbell, of.
Hickory; Mrs. W. S. Reavis, of
iHld^enlte,' Mrs. J., .^'Part,Ifer. of
Pores Knob; and Mto, -J, Haig-,,
wood, of North Wilkesboro. '
Funeral serrlce Nwill.-hOi held
Thursday, three p, m.,;^ Walnut
Grove Baptist church. ‘ KeV. Rog
ers Gwaltney will conduct the
service, assisted hy'.'R^.Y.'B?-‘V.
Bumgarner and Rb|i;Y4' 'C^V Hbl-
land. "'.'/.'yA"
with average yleldk,,the ,1948-
44 supply, and the -demand will
be stronger, due to’Increased
iiv- ;■
they must .make a complete-and
itemize r^rt ofj all rationed
commodiUes In ‘ stock, - and >011
coupons on hand or In the bank,
as of the day the establishment
Is closed or^ transferred to an
other owner., This report must*
reach the Rationing Board with
in five days after the business is
closed or transferied. In case
EXECUTRIX’S NOTICE
Having qualified an exeriitrix oi :-3
thd last wm and testament of ^
Walter Jtduison, deceased, tUs is
to advise all persona having dainu
against his estate to present them
to the undCTsi^)^ cMCufaix on -
before the 2ard day of June, 19
or this notice will be plead in Iwr
of their payment All perso
deMed to smd estate -will
Immediate payment to the
signed.
be'^de^
This 23rd day of June, J948. ;...
■ MRS, MAYS PHIPPS JOHN-
SOlN', executrix of the last wiA -i
and testament of J. Waltw
Johnson, deceased. - 7-29-dtT
Whicker & WTikker, Attys.
In order to conserve food, I will 
pack
BIACKBERRIES
as usual this season.
Prices Are Higher!
If interested, see me at once and
SECURE CONTRACT
S. V. TOMLINSON
kitchen fats are about 86 million
pounds annually. - - A
lO-oz. size
Kellogg’s All Bran lOc
KELLOGG’S—- 6-oz. pize
Com Flakes....... 5c
Giant Size 13c
Get Your Caimmg Supplies Now
JAR RINGS, dozen . 5c
ATLAS SEAL-ALL LIDS, doz... 10c
ATLAS SEAL-ALL CAPS, doz... 25c
ATLAS ZINC CAPS, doz. _ . V. . 25c
8-03.* pkg.
Post Bran Flakes .. 9c
12-oz. size— •
Grape Nuts 14c
• FruitJars •
Pts. - 58c; Qts. _ 68c; 1-2 gal.95c
GIANT SEEi- ’
Oxydol or Duz .... 63c
SURE-JELL . ...2for25c
• Full l.me l^h Fruits and Vcgetalilii ? #
In Our Market
BOILED HAM,Ib ...69c
ARMOUR’S STAR—
BACON, lb 42c
ROLOGNA-
SAUSAGE, lb. 25c
PORK CHOPS, lb. . . .34c
UVER MUSH, lb. . .18c
ARMOUR’S—
(half or whole)
CURED HAMS, lb.. . 36c
Fresh Fish this Week-End
Latest News About Y|jir Ration Stamp •
Blue Stamps, K, L, and M fEod until July 7th. N. P,
and valid July >• ■’.> . -
Red Stamp# J, K, t, M, andjfvalHi throufh Jm^.30.
. Stifaiw^ Staaqt tS gei^ for through A|ig.
—slamps IS and 16 each good ^ S pound# for