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The Prahftntea Ordwam
meeciBg on ®»ef*nr l«® ■*»
otuOnneii an to be tn ckaise of
meettaga. The boetweee and
chatnMn an aa folhma:
areto «o. l»Mn. Ltaodn
Spatnhour booteaa and chair*
man, 8:fH> p. m.
Circle No. a—^Mra. A. A.
Chahlon, Mn. Frank Blair, 8:80
p. m.
Circle No. 8. Mrs. O. !>•
Qlbson, Mra. Gordon Forester,
8:30 p. m.
Orcle No. 4.—Mrs. Hoyle
Untcbens, JUrs. Gilbert Bore, 8
p. m.
Circle No 5.—Miss Janie Mo*
Diarmid hostess ai)d chairman,
8 p. m.
Circle No. 6.—Mrs. R. G.^FIn-
ley, Miss Clara OsrUvle, 8 p. m.
Want Ads
FOR SALE.
bX)R S.ALE — Two Thoroughbred
Guernsey bulls; one fifteen
months old; one three-years-
old. Wiley Brooks at Motor
Service Sales Co., North Wllkes-
boro, N. C. 4-3tf
FOR S.AIdiWrhe J. M. Wright
farm located on Highway 115
near Mount Pisgah church:
two houses, outbuildings; 50
acres land, running water;
lights. See W. M. Day at Day
Electric Co. 4-3tf
FOR SALE—,\H Kinds of Shrub
bery. Special close-out prices,
customers to fupnish burlap and
nails. Notify when coming.
Valley View Nurseries, Floyd
M. Jennings, Prop., Pores Knob,
N, C. 4-27-St
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The eirdea «€
WUXiMiMMra MlM MdiwdiBt'
chareh mn meettag oa
aafottaara:
n«ak Smoot otrete «t
home of ». M. Aadamoo, 8
^ iU*7 Breme drdo at the
home of >*»»• O*
Him limde Blalo, 8:80 p. m.
iPtwiiri^ Horton circle at the
home of M«** K. B. Ga*« with
Ml*. Jack Swofford as co*host*
esses, 8:80 p. m.
FranJcliu circle, Mrs. Weaver
Starr, 7:8o’p. m.
Gardner circle, Mrs. William
Marlow, 7:80 p. m.
The Episcopal AniUlary wUl
meet Tuesday afternoon at four
o’clock at the home of Mrs, H.
T. Brown.
The circles of the Wilkesboro
Baptist church are meeting on
Tnesday as follows:
Circle No. 1.—^Mrs. William
Vannoy, 2:80 p. m.
Circle No. 2.—^Mrs. BUI
FhliUpe, 8 p. m.
Circle No. 8.—Mrs. Howard
Ford, 2:80 p. m.
bXlK SALiE — 50 Acres In Elk
!town$h|ip, port In cultivation,
young timber, apple orchard,
good small house. Three miles
■ from Ferguson. Almedla Ham
by, General Delivery, Lenoir, N.
C. 4-6-2tp
HWiflptar.llfitottas eo*ho^em.
HWidMiafl for the.
m H«*h Wilkes
boN mnt Bi«llat dtwch are m
foOowa: ' '• ■ >
. OfMie No. I.'—4liC8.. OUbert
Fanlao, TMOdagr, S’p* nt*
Circle No. 8.*r*Mkf* H. O.
Nlduda, Mdndaiy, 7:80 p. n. v
ObKle No. 8*—Mn. J* B.
UaadUl, Tuesday,. 8 p. m.
Otade No. 4.—At the home oi
Iffina Jay Johnson with Bln.
Paul -Hatdhecis as oo*bostea8’
Tuesday, 7:80 p. m.
Circle No. 8.***-At the home of
Mrs. Bryce OaodUl with Miss
liucy Gnlledge as co-hostess,
7:80 p. m*, Tuesday.
C'lrcle No. e.—Miss Elsie
Nichols, Tuesday, 7:80 p. m.
Prayer services will be bold
in connection with these clnde
meetings for the series of serv
ices to be held In the church
April 17-28.
The Y. W. A. will meet with
Miss Pauline Billings Monday,
7:80 p. m.
The David Livingston, Jr., R-
A. with Jerry Day Thursday,
7 p. m.
The WUliam Borden Interme
diate B. A, Tlinrsday 7:30 p.
m. with Tal Barnes, Jr.
WiScgaasoRo. r c.
j
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FOR QUICK SALE—Two Subtly
rtlK SALK—7-year-Old Mare,
weight 1400; also 3-year-old
filly, weight 1J150. R. T. Lovette
Wilkesboro route one near Mil
lers Creek. 4-3-2tp
good springs and covers,
them at once. Better H
Furniture Co.
same as new. New Eve;
battery and new tubes, f30.00
N. C.
N. C.
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being taught hy Krs., jfj^
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bappw in the •chool |tnch poom.idfrt. CarfCotteya^Jgl^»j|^
te&t which varJoua &ile gwnea Bmlth. Light refredimeiito
and danclnc ware rajoyed.'' Thelaerred.
( el^ wuf»-:.«r‘
Mr?; W. Blelr at '^
Fifth atreet Friday^
table prliM In the ^«!»a,rTOS«
FOR SALE—1980 Chevrolet Pick-
up, 26,000 mileage; no tires.
Also one fat bull, weight 800
lbs.; one Maytag washing ma
chine; one pair computing
counter scales; 1 "white face
Hereford heifer. Julius Clarke,
North Wilkesboro, Route three.
4-3-2tp
.
SLAB PILE FOR SALE By the
cord; cash. From timber cut
since November, 1943. One mile
from North Wilkesboro. J. R.
Rousseau, North Wilkesboro.
4-3-2tp
FOR .SALE—Farmall F12 Trac
tor on rubber: also Cletrac
model K crawler tractor. Jim
Somers, Wilkesboro, ’phone
487M. 4-3-2tp
FOR SALE—1937 Ford Sedan, 85
h.p., new recapped tires. See
Arlie Hayes, Millers Creek, N.
C. ■ 4-3-3tp
FOR SALE—1984 Dodge Two-
door sedan in good mechanical
condition. W. B. Anderson,
North Wilkesboro route one.
3-3-2tp
lOB SALE—100 Acres of Land,
1-2 mile off the Boone Trail
highway, known as the Cealle
Horton place. For Information
write or see W. N. Pritchard,
646 North Main Street, Lenoir,
N. C. Phone 462-W. Near
Harley postoffice. 4-6-9tp
FOR SALE OR TRADE—Horses
and mules. Bob Adams, at
Bob’s Fuel Yard on Highway
18. 3-9-tf
WOOD FOR SALE — Heater
wood, stove wood, fireplace
wood, dry or green; also slabs.
Deliver six days a week. Right’s
Wood Yard, Boomer N. C.
’Phone 289-W. 12-23-tf
• WANTED
CASH For Your Cau* In Five
minutes. We'll buy clesua
cars—any make or model.
Motor Service Sales, G. G.
Foster, sales manager.
2-14-tf
WAN^D—Disc plow for Ford-
son tractor. Frank McNeill,
Ferguson, N. C. Itp
TV ANTED—Bids For Pouring 400
to 500 cubic yards of concrete
On parking lot. Depth 6 Inches.
Grade to approximate 1-2%-5.
For further Information call or
write E. 0. Woodie, Parkway
Bns Co, 4-3-3t
• FOR RENT
FOR. BENT — One . Four-Room
apartment and bath, close In.
Phone 205M Itp
G Miscellaneous
lost—On B Street Or On Wilkes
Transportation Bus Thursday
evening man’s bill fold contain
ing about $140.00. Liberal re
ward If returned to Linney
Smlthey, Wilkesboro, N. C.
* 4-13-4tp
LOST — Billfold at Dr. FhlUlps'
office or between towns; con
taining small sum money and
Identification papers. Reward
for return to Journal-Patriot
office. S. M. McCrary, route
two. North Wilkesboro. Itp
LOS'l’—Meeh Bag Pocket Booh
with small change and papers
with name Laura H. Johnson.
Finder return to The Journal-
Patriot and receive $1.00 re
ward. 4-6-2tp
LOST — Ladles’ Waltham Wrist
watch Saturday night In North
Wilkesboro. $5.00 reward. No
tify Mrs. R. C. Adams, route
one, Pores Knob. Up
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Merchandise
In Every Department... That Is Really
PRE-EASTER
VALUES
LADIES’ SPRING SDITS, COAT!
AND DRESSES
ALL WOOL, IN THE NIJWEST PASTEL SHADES, AND A
WIDE ASSORTMENT OF STYLES AND MATERIALS!
Ladies’Coats $12.95 to $19.50
Ladies’ Suits $12.95 to $24.50
Ladies’ Dresses $ 2.50 to $ 7.95
y
Ladies’ New Spring Hats I Children’s New Spring Hats
$1.98 to $2.49 1 97c to $1.98
LADIES’, MISSES’ AND CHILDREN’S SWEATERS—ALL SIZES AND COLORS—.\T
POPULAR PRICES! SEE THEM1
LADIES’
Slips and Gowns
$1.00 to $2.98
Ladies’ Hosiery
61c to $1.19
New Spring Shades!
BIG ASSORTMENT
Ladies’ Blouses
79c to $3.98
LADIES’ SLACKS $1.69 to $3.98
Ladies’ SLACK SUITS $1.69 to $5.95
Get Yours While Stock Is Complete!
— New —
FOOTWEAR
FOR ALL THE FAMILY! ^
SEVERAL THOUSAND PAIRS MEN’S and LADIES’
• UN-RATIONED SANDALS
Priced«1.98 to 3,98 Pair
No Stamp Needed
TO BUY these:
1,000 Children’s
WASH SUITS
PRE-WAR MATERIALS!
PRE-WAR PRICES!
Sizes 1 to 10
97c to $1.98
Boys’ Slack Suits
Sizes 10 to 20
$2.00 to $5.95
Beautiful New
Spring Patterns In
PIECE GOODS
In Rayon and Silk!
POPULAR PRICES!
New Spring Printe
],9cto33c
Men! Get Your New Suit
For Easter at Dare’s
ALL WOOLS AND PART WOOI.fi—MOST
ANY SIZE OR SHADE
$16-50 to
Men’s Slacks $2.98 to $4.95
Men’s Slack Suits $2.95 - $8.95
Men’s Dress Shirts $1.49-$2.50
Men’s Hats $1.98 to $4.98
Easter Neckwear 50c to $1.00
Men’s Shirts and Shorts
Big Stock Of
WORK CLOTHES
We Now Have In Stock the
Largest Assortment Of
WORK PANTS AND
MATCHED PANTS-SHIRTS
WE HAVE EVER SHOWN.- m SIZES
AT POPULAR PRICES!
L L 0 0 k r
Savings
Are
GREAT
At Our
STORE
VISIT DOR BARGAIH BASEMEHT!
FOR BIG VALUES
In All Grades Of Merchimdiw For Any
Member Of the
Do Your Easter and Spring Shopping at BARE’S!
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Wilkesboro, M.
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