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TOfi i6til8 INE AERIAL eUSH HARES OFF FORMOSA A bis aerial battle is raging an tbe northern approaches to the Philippines off the island of For mosa, Adm. Chester W. Nimltz re- Tealed yesterday and Tokyo said Want Ads r vj K 5 A L t IfOB SALE — 4-Koom House and four acres of land: some timber; lights; close to highway. Well on back porch. H. J. Hester, Boomer, N. C. Itp FOR BALE — Small Acreage tracts and building lots, front ing on hardsurface highway be tween Moravian Pails and Pores Knob. This property is locat ed on bus line with convenient schedules to and from North . Wilkesboro. Convenient term.s. R. C. Jennings, Box 92, North Wilkeeboro, or Pores Knob, N. C. 10-19-2tp that the shadowy Japanese fleet had come out of biding to Join the "decisive” encqunter. The battle, which opened Mon day when Adm. William F, Hal sey’s tamed U. S. 3d Fleet war planes struck the Byukyu Is lands, raged through a fifth day Friday, with American planes and aircraft gunners destroying 91 Japanese planes In offensive and defensive actions, raising the ene my’s losses for five days to at least 621 planes. This fight is continuing”. Coivcitiol Hews FeatiresKiwaiis Meeting Friday: ».»* A report of the district Kiwanls I convention featured the Kiwanls | Nimltz announc^ in a war bulle-1 gates to the Carolinas District Ki- program in the club’s meeting Friday noon at Hotel Wilkes. Program Chairman O. T. Mitchell, who was one of the dele- tin. ‘‘Further details will be re leased as they become available”. Nimltz announced that Ameri can carrier planes hammered Formosa for the third straight day Friday (west longitude date). FOR 8AI.E — 200 Acres liand on right side of road going to Mo ravian Falls, 1 1-2 miles from Wilkesboro, has 400,000 feet feet marketable timber. Also 3 acre lot on highway 1-2 mile from Moravian Falls, 150-foot front, 1,000 feet back. See T. C. -Cain, at City Barber Shop. 10-19-4t FOB SALE—52-Acre Tract of timber, consisting of pine and poplar, located in Brocktown Valley in Pores Knob vicinity. Price 62,000.00. See Mack K. Davis at Forester’s NuWay Service, or see R. C. Jennings. 10-12-21P FOR SALE—^Allis-Chalmers Com bine, large size, good as new; tractor drawn manure spreader; horse drawn grain drill, eight blades; corn stalk cutter; new tractor-drawn mowing machine, 2 six foot blades; new side de livery hay rake. Dave Hall, Wilkesboro. 10-12-2tp FOR S.4LE — McCormlck-DeerinK mowing machine for team, in good condition. Has lespedeza guard. Gus Myers. Cycle, N. C. Up FOR .S.4LE — Poland China and Berkshire pigs. Dr. H. G. Dun can, Wilkesboro, N. C. Up bOR S.^Lb/—7-Hooin-Homc Close in; lot 73x120; two additional lots free if sold immediately. Hot and cold water and other conveniences. See or write 11. G. Nichols at Journal I’atriot. Telephone 319 after 5 p. m. FOR SAI,E — Two ;i-Ycar-01d mules, wagon and harness, one male. 2 years old registered. G. C. Owens, Halls Mills, N. C. 10-16-2tp P.AINT Your Porch Moor Witli Sherwin-Williams porch and deck paint for lasting protec tion. Only 61.10 per quart. ’Phone 109—paint or painter. Carlton's Hardware, It .X. WOOD bOR S.XLE — John Reeves, ’phone 37-F-12. 10-16-4tp SAVE MO-N’KY — t'.se Sherwin- Williams house paint. It goes farther. It lasts longer. 63.60 per gallon.' Phone 109. Paint or painters. Carlton’s Hard ware. It bX>n SALE — Ono McCormick- Deerlng; 4-can milk cooler. Do not require rating certifi cates. Wilkes Implement Co. 10-12-tf W.25 WELL BUY 5 Gallons of Sherwin-Williams liquid roof cement. Enough to paint a good size roof. No heating. No mixing. Easy to apply. ’Phono 109—paint or painter. Carl ton’s Hardware. It GOOD USED PIANOS—Thorongli- ly reconditioned and tuned. Some as law la price as $6 5. Terms if you wish. Garwood Piano Co-. Wilkesboro, N. C. 9-11 tf # WANTED HICKORY LOGS WANTED—Sev en feet long, best grade 619.00 per cord delivered; second tirade $14.00. The Ivey Mfg. Co., Hickory. N. C. 10-29-3tp 55-YEAR-OLD SHIPYARD OFFERS Good Jobs at Good Pay Interesting .Work Bethlehem- Sparrows Point Shipyard I C NEEDS — Sheet Metal Workers Shipfitters WeMers Trainees SKILLED AND UNSKILLED Rooms Assured For Full Details See: BETHLEHEM REPRESENTATIVE United States Employment Service 'Var Manpower Commission NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C. October 16-21, 1944 War Manpower Regulations Will Be Observed XVE .ARE XVANTING Large Quan- tities of white pine and also black pine cones or burs. If you can supply any please advise and we will give you instruc tions and prices. Wilcox Drug Company, Boone, N. C. ll-6-8t Buy More Bonds! ANOTHER SHIPMENT OF Used Furniture! HAS ARRIVED! • Chests • Sewing Machines • Odd Dressers • Bedroom Suites • Diningroom Furniture • Livingroom Furniture • China Closets MANY OTHER ITEMS Iron Beds I Odd Chairs I Springs ) Desks I Wardrobes > Tables wanjs Convention at Greenville, S. C., last week, briefly discussed the convention and then called on Paul Osborne to report more ful ly on the convention program. Paul made an excellent report, setting out a number of the big ger features. He stated that there were 362 delegates In attendance and that the convention was held in the Poinsett Hotel where the full day of Thursday was taken up with the convention. He stated that there had been 33 Kiwanlans since the last con vention who had been lost in the war. For these a fine tribute was paid. Outstanding addresses were made by Charles Dudley, Jeff Baltes and Hamilton Hold. It was stated that the theme of these addresses was to have more inter est in our government, not from the political standpoint but from the better government standpoint. Sam Bundy, of Tarboro, was elected Governor for the coming year. Nat Harrison, of High Point, was elected Lt. Gov. for Division three. The next annual convention will be held at Greens- -N. ■ %>:' *-'» ;v i ^Sf % kU ./;.S / w „ ' 'Tv Lost and Found LOST—Billfold With Driver Li cense, social security card, etc. Reward for return to Albert Anthony, Roaring River. 10-16-2tp • LOST • BEAGLE HOUND! White, Black, Brown Disappeared in vicinity of Dock ery about five weeks ago. $35.00 REWARD for any information leading his return. Notify to Leonard Holloway Moxley, N C. Ann Solhern, who plays the title role, and John Hodiak. her newest leauing i.iau, ni "iwaisie Goes to Reno”, her latest ivleiro-uoidwyn- Mayer .starring film, which opens today at the Liberty Theatre- In her new, and most hilarious, adventure Maisie comes to the aid of a soldier’s wife who is being victimized by a gang of forgers. Also in the cast are Ava Gardner, Tom Drake and Donald Meek, among others. monrew M niF iomjitfidtitjlfe sot hnfficirat to |se^j0jibl%o^: thea correspond Imt basks in the l$rger cities stand ready to gfre asslatanee. If neces sary, groopa of banks in Varlons trade areas may set np special funds to handle certain types of loans Jointly nd thus spread the risk. “According to plans announced at the meeting In Raleigh, local committee will be set np in each district and county, in the state so that full cooperation will be given to the nationwide plan. The main purpos.e is to assure business, large and small, that ample credit tbrosglL oar >b«ldlg*V 84ftiiMtLiqai Aid'Aito Eighty four gallons of UC and a 1940 Ford coach were tured by Highway Patrol Ser*-,— A. H. Clark on the night of Octoi*, * ber 10th. The seizure of the car and Its heavy load of liquor were mads on highway 421 In the easten ^ part of Wilkes county. Operator of the car fled and was not apprehended or Identified. ( Retonga Is Fine Says A Comity Employoe Years Of Distress Promptly Relieved, Mr. Flowers Dis cusses His Cpse. boro. J. B. McCoy concluded the pro gram by discussing his part of the trip and especially his visit with his son, Lt. Joe, Jr., who is a patient in the Lawson Memorial Hospital at Atlanta. He stated that Lt. Joe. Jr., is making fine progress in his recovery of an arm wound received in France some months ago. President A. P. Kilby also at tended the convention. At the meeting Friday u F. Broomfield, of Charlotte, was a guest of S. V. Tomlinson. NAZIS ADMIT ROMMEL DEAD OF INJURIES — MORE ABOUT — GETS PLANE (Starts On I'age One) Or His Owner: BEN HOLLOWAY 804 W. Lafayette Detroit, Michigan REPAIR LeaJcy Roofs the Easy way. Use Sherwin Williams liquid roof cement. One coat covers. $4.25 will buy 5 gal- lone, enough for good size roof. ’Phone 109—paint or painter. Carlton’s Hardware. It Fie,ld Marshall Erwin Rommel, who 'stood fleetingly at the gates of Suez only to have his army thrown Into the greatest retreat in history when the British attacked at El Alaraeln, has died of in juries received in an automobile accident last Summer in Norman dy where the "Dessert Fox” suf fered his final defeat, Berlin an nounced last night. Ending months-long conjecture over the fate of the former beer- hall brawler who rose to become Adolf Hitler’s most flittering field commander, the German DNR Agency said Rommel had died of "grave head injuries” suffered in the wreck. Reports from France persisted at the time that strafing Allied planes ' had driven Rom- Happy and grateful praise for Retonga continue to pour in and among the latest to come forward with his strong public endorsement of Retonga is Mr. Andrew J. Flow ers, widely known County employe residing at 311 Covington Street, Florence, S. C. Mr. Flowers is a Mason, a Baptist, and Veteran of the Spanish-American War. In speaking of Retonga he happily slated: “Retonga is unquestionably the finest medicine I have ever taken. For several years I’ had such se vere pains in the muscles all over my body that I was unable to walk up and down steps without ex treme suffering. I had very lit tle appetite, I could scarcely ever get a good night’s sleep and I felt nervous and miserable practically all the time. Sluggish elimination also gave me considerable trouble. I tried treatments and medicines for years without finding much re lief. “Retonga gave me grand relief. I have a splendid appetite, I sleep lots better, and best of all, those severe pains in my muscles are sf .Mit. ANDREW J. FLOWERS relieved that I am now able j move around freely. Even tik sluggish elimination is relieved. ^ feel worlds better generally. Re tonga is fine”. Retonga is intended to relieve distress due to Vitamin B-1 defi ciency, constipation, insufficient flow of digestive juices in the sto mach, and loss of appetite. If the first bottle does not bring yon gratifying relief, its small cost will be refunded without question. Retonga may bt obtained in North Wilkesboro at HORTON’S DRUG STORE.—Adv. bombers,” Lt. Bowman said, "and when we saw those Messerschmitts getting all set to attack the heavies we really bounced them hard. "The Nazis were caught flat- footed. We went in shooting and mel’s car into a ditch and that the broke up the formation and then Field Marshall died a few days got into a terrific rat-racing scrap. ^ later. I pounced on one of the Me 109s ’ Hitler has ordered a state fu- ALLEN THURSDAY and FRIDAY and stuck to him until I was in good firing position and then pressed the trigger. “While my bullets were slam ming into Jerry one of my squad ron mates was blazing away at him from another angle”. Lt. Bowman, who holds the Air mel was 53. neral for Rommel, the DNB re port said, adding that “we lose in Rommel one of eur most success ful army leaders, the name of whom will be linked forever with two years of heroic struggle by the German Afrlka Korps”, Rom- • Miscellaneous MODERN Auto Trim Shop Open for business. All kinds uphol stering for cars and trucks, al so seat covers. We have genu ine seat cover materials. Clyde Church and Roscoe Elledge at Jim Williams’ Garage, one mile west of North Wilkesboro on highway 421. ll-6-8tp H.-tVE YOUR House Screened Now while we have plenty of wire on hand. Kerley’s Cabinet Shop. A street. 10-5-tf EKEEt If Excess Acid Causes You pains of Stomach Ulcers, Indi gestion, Heartburn, Belching, Bloating, Nausea, Gas Pains, get free sample, Udga at Horton’s Drug Store. lOt-p (t) Too Numerous to Mention! Because of limited space, we arc selling at a close margin. See us for the best bargainst McNEILL furniture CO. Next Door to Horton Drug Co. TELEPHONE 601 m MICA—If You Have Light or Dark ruby -mica (isinglass) on your lands, for development, write George M. Bowman, county superintendent schools. Elk Park, N. C. 10-19-3tp SKIN SUFFERERS Free information quoting Medal for meritorious service in aerial combat, has flov/n 28 mis sions over enemy-occupied Europe, engaging In bomber escort, ground strafing, and low-level bombing, since he arrived overseas three months ago. The California pilot, whose wife, Mrs. Nancy Lee Bowman, lives at the above Los Angeles address, is a native of North Carolina, where he attended the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His mother, Mrs. Sara Bowman, is a resident of 1101 E St., North Wilkesboro, N. G. - Before entering military service in September, 1942, Lt. Bowman was an experimental worker with Lockheed Aircraft Corporation, Burbank, Calif. The announcement also ended the most spectacular rivalry of op posing Generals this war bas known—between Rommel and Field Marshal Sir B. L. Mont gomery, who started Rommel’s decline at El Alamein and never again let the wily German regain the upper hand. V doctors, druggists and An Eighth Air Force Fighter Station, England.—The Air Medal has been awarded to 2nd Lt. Ralph I. Bowman, of 909 Mulr- field Road, Los Angeles, Calif., formerly of North Wilkesboro, N. C., In recognition of his outstand ing flying performance as a mem ber of an Eighth Fighter Com mand P-51 Mustang group In England. The 23-year-old pilot, who shot down his first German plane a month ago, has completed 25 com bat missions since joining the hard-hitting Mustang group com manded by Col. Harold J. Rau, of Hempstead, N. Y., and has taken part In bomber escort, ground strafing, and low-level bombing — MORE ABOUT — Half acre (Continued from page two) users in 20 states, tell ing how simple use of a product from the earth (Colusa Natural Oil and Capsules) quickly released hundreds from misery of PSORI ASIS ECZEMA, ATHLETES FOOT, ACNE and LEG ULCERS. THOUSANDS OP DOCTORS ARE “COLUSA” CUSTOMERS Dr. J. M., Colorado, writes: “My wife had an extreme case of Psori asis which was cleared up almost as by magic”. Dr. C. W., Calif.— “Patients are thrilled—claim no itching or scaling after first day’s application”. Dr. J. T., Michigan, “Results have been miraculous”. Dr. W. C., Ohio, “It is the only thing that healed my father-in- law’s leg ulcer”. Druggists in 17 states rgjort 89 stubborn cases where “(Jolusa” succeeded after other medicines and doctoring had failed. Get this free information —then your supply of “Colusa” at Red Cross Pharmacy “Your Service Drug Store” ’Phone 98 10th Street operations during his two months of combat flying. V- C. L. Cheek, Age 73, Claimed By Death Funeral service was held Satur day at Pleasant Home church near Ronda for Cllngman L. Cheek, age 73, well known citizen of Ed wards township who died Friday. Mr. Cheek is survived hy the following sons and daughters; J. R. Cheek and Mrs. John Byrd, Winston Salem; Bob Cheek, Mrs. Ernest Caple and Mrs. R. V. Cook, Cooleemee; Mrs. B. B. Brown, Jonesvllle; Mrs. Hardin Wilson, Benham; Mrs. Fred Hemric, El kin; Mrs. Sherman Waddell, Roar ing River; Mrs. Llnvllle Holcomb, Benham; Duran Cheek, Mountain City, Tenn.; Brady Cheek. Lomax. Rev. Grant Cothren conducted the funeral se^Ice. 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