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THURSDAY, ^
i Itenii About .Cornell* a*'* ^ Goer* .. • Frmi
People You Know Who Move About
Mr, W. J'. Allen, proprietor of
the Allen Theatre, was a business
vlaJtor In Charlotte Monday.
Mr. and .Mrs. E. G. Finley were
guests of Mrs. T. L. Gwyn at
Waynesvllle Friday night.
Relief At Last
For Your Cough
Creomulsltm relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
loosen and expel
trouble to hel]
germ laden pmegra, and aid nature
CO 80
i soothe and heal raw, tender. In
flamed bronchial mucous mem-
tuanes. Tell your druggist to sell you
B bottle of Cieomulslon with the im-
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Coughs, Chest Colds, B ronchitis
T
Mts. I Venver Foster and Mrs.
Travis Eller, ot Purlear, spent
Monday In Charlotte shopping.
Mr. R. H. Query, of Hunters
ville, was a week-end guest of his
cousins, Messrs. R. B. and W. B.
Pharr.
.Mr. Pat Hunt, student at State
College in Raleigh, was here for
the week-end with his parents,
Mr. ahd Mrs. Murphy Hunt.
.Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Meadows,
of Pores Knob, visited Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Crltcher In the Bamboo
community near Boone Sunday.
MIm Lucy Finley bas returned
to the city after spending three
weeks in the A. A. Finley sum
mer cottage on the BrusMes.
Mary and Martha Loi **, twin
daughters of Mr. and . C. H.
Lomax, underwent tonsil opera
tions at the Wilkes hospital to.
day.
THE
New Maytag
Is Now On Display...
\
BtiC.AUSE you want the most for
your money—you want a Maytag . . .
ind now Maytag is here. Right now
Maytag is making washers again, af
ter over two and a half years of all-
DUt war work. And what washers
they are—built for years of efficient.
:arefree service, with a whole li.st of
exclusive features, and many import
ant “post-war” improvements, to car
ry on Maytag’s tradition of leader
ship. Come in now and see it—get
the facts—and you may be one of the
first to
GET A NEW MAYTAG
S. V. TOMLINSON
“A” Street North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Come In Now For Full Details
Mr. Fred HempbUl hM MQipt-
ed a poaltion in' tircidiuboro with
the Carolina Steel and Iron
Works.
Mrs. Fred Hubbard, Jr., has
been In New York City for a few
days with her husband. Ensign
I Hubbard, who is leaving soon for
( Manila, Philippine Islands.
The interior of Belk’s Depart
ment Store Is I being repainted.
The improvements will add much
to the good appearance of the
large store.
Rev. Howard J. Fprd will
preach at Fishing Creek Arbor
Baptist church on Sunday after
noon, November 4, at 2:30. All
are Invited to attend the service.
Mrs. Minnie Hunt returned to
her home here Sunday from a vis
it ot about ten days with her
daughter, Mrs. R. L. Lovelace,
In Elkin.
Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Sikes and
son, T5 Vernon Sikes, of Broad
way, are spending a few days
with relatives here and In the
Purlear community.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Stroud
have returned to their home In
Wilkesboro after spending' two
weeks In Hot Springs, Ark. They
made the tip In their car.
Mr. G. W. Watts has sold hls
home In Wilkesboro to Mr. Rom
Bufngarner and has purchased the
former Prof. Ralph Weaver resi
dence on Cherry street in Wilkes
boro.
Miss Anne McNeill, who has
held an office In the Wilkes coun
ty board of education for the past
two years, has'accepted a posi
tion in the Farm Security Admin
istration office in this city.
Mr. F. D. Forester, who has
been 111 for several days and has
been a patient In the Baptist hos
pital In Winston-Salem, is much
Improved, friends are glad to
learn.
Mrs. Alma Backburn. daugh
ter of Mr. J. W. Church, of Walsh,
and whose home Is In Richmond,
Va., is recovering from a major
operation performed at the
Wilkes hospital.
Mr. D. E. Turner has sold hls
two flve-room houses Just off
highway 421, In the Cricket com
munity, to Messers. Everett and
Ed Lyall. The Messrs. Lyall are
brothers,
Mrs. Thor Wanless and two
daughters, Carol Fyffe and Julia
McNeil, of Springfield, 111., have
been visiting here for some time
with Mrs. Wanless’ parents.
Judge and Mrs. Johnson J. Hayes.
Mrs. Wanless Is expecting her
husband to arrive in about a week
to accompany them back to
Springfield.
Jail** A. Rops4eau, who
bag, bolting qonrta, tbfr
western paii of Uie state tat th»
past several months, is at borne,
this webfc. His next term ot,;f9bqrt
will be at Murphy. ,
Mrs. J. M. Palmer and daugh
ter, Mrs. Lloyd Palmer, of ‘ the
City Florists, attended the llor.
1st convention held at the Robert
B. tee hotel In Winston-Salem
last week.
Mrs. B. F. SUfford, Misses .Lil
lian and Mary Lindsay Stafford
have returned from Charlotte,
where they spent several days as
guests of Dr. and Mrs. C. L.
Nance and Miss Mae Myers.
Attorney Eugene Trlvette at
tended the North Carolina Bar
Association Connell meeting In
Raleigh last week. Ha was ap
pointed as a member of the State
Bar committee on legislation and
unauthorized practice.
•Mr. and Mrs. Robert B. Wil
liams have returned to Cary after
spending' several days here with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Finley. Mr.
and Mrs. Williams formerly lived
here. Mr. Williams Is an uncle of
Mrs. Finley.
Miss Kathryn Russell, daugb.
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thorn Rus
sell, of Kannapolis, who is at
tending A. 8. T. C. at Boone,
spent the week-end with her un
cle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Travis
I Eller.
i Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Clement,
I the former being a representative
of Ely & Walke, of St. Louis, Mo.,
jWere In the city this week, and
while here Mr. Walker called on
jhls friend, Mr. Hul)ert Canter,
j manager of Tomlinson’s Depart-
1 ment Store.
I Miss Berlene Pearson, a stu-
j dent at Guilford College, spent
the week-end at her home in Mo-
' ravian Falls. She had as her
i guests her roommate. Miss Irene
j Rodriguez, of New York City,
and her cousin, Miss .iblgall
Stout, of Winston-Salem.
Mr. J. W. Elliott and family
have moved into their attractive
. ten-room house, located on high
way 421, three mllse west of
the city. Mr. Elliott and family
have one of the best constructed
rural homes to be found in the
county.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eller re
turned Tuesday from a visit of
several days at Marlon, Va., with
Mr. Eller’s brother, Mr. J. A.
Eller, and at Chllhowle, Va., with
another brother, Mr. Q. A. Eller.
'They were accompanied home by
Miss Emma Eller, who had been
visiting in Virginia for several
days.
tha of Hi
after
corps pTtot til, 1^ ^
Qi Mm, a 6. ^Otiidt^fc of ’
city, who, ...wttti-
Greene, accompanied him to
Chapel HUl.
’ Mr. Haywood Miller, pf Pensa
cola, Fla., and a friend, Mr. Den
Rahmes, of Chicago, IlL, who are
now at State College, Visited Mr.
Miller's grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. U. A. Miller, of North
Wilkesboro, route three, over the
week-end.
Mr. E. A. Podrebarac, who has
been in training at the Montgom
ery Ward stpre in Greensboro/has
been transferred for father train
ing, or subsidization at the com
pany store In KAnnapolls. Mr.
Podrebarac was here this week
for a short visit with hls family.
Mr. Ray Hayes has purchased
the former A. F. Kilby residence
on Ninth street, this having been
owned by Mr. C. D. Coffey, Jr.
Mr. Hayes and family have been
occupying the residence for some
time. The new owner is having It
painted this week.
Sgt. William Wilkins, who, has
recently been discharged from
service, visited here from Friday
until Monday with hls sister, Mrs.
James Somers. He was overseas
for about two years and during
that time was stationed in the
Aleutians and the European The
ater of War.
'.^ud wlSclp ' kaoim
ftathertoYd GoiUgl
will address, the North Wilkes
boro Lions Club In meeting lYl.
day evening, 6:80, at Hotel
Wilkes.'
Cripple Clinic 8th
Next clinic for er^pled chil
dren will be held at the WUkes
hd^ita! OB Tliiindi^ 'norntiiiB
KoTciabcr 8. The public,Js aatod'
to coopente by helping bU crip,
iricd and doomed peoidc fb at.
tend the clitilc.
I'McoUa,'' -
JCKS"^
yVafoRus.^
At
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
BUY MORE WAR BONDS
Your Weekly
MOVIE GUIDE
To the Best Pictures of the
WEEK
TODAY AND FRIDAY—
Also Monday and 'Tdesday
Cagney’s Mightiest!
“BLOOD ON THE SUN”
with
PORTER HALL
JAMES CAGNEY AND
SYLVIA SIDNEY
SA’TURDAY—
That Flashing New Western
Star In a New 'Two-Gun
Western Thrill
SUNSET CARSON in
“ROUGH RIDERS OF
CHEYENNE”
Also Your Old Standby
HOPALONG CASSIDY in
“THE LUMBER JACK”
LIBERTY;
BUY MORE WAR BONDS
GOOD NEWS FQR BOYS!
BIB OVERALLS
$1.25 pair
Made of heavy 8-oz. blue herringbone twill
SIZES 6, 8, 10, 12. Sanforized
On Sale Saturday Morning
Boys’ 8-Oz. Blue Denim
OVERALL PANTS •
$1.29 pair
Sizes 8, 10, 12, 14, 16
SANFORIZED
ON SALE SATURDAY
Men’s Blue Denim
OVERALL PANTS
$],.21 pair
Sizes 30 to 43. Sanforized
In Our Basement!
Home Furnishings
Cake Plate - Cover
Keeps Cakes Moi.st and Fresh
$
1-98
■’ooted glass plate with an at-
.ractive floral design.
Gleaming, easily cleaned chro-
aiiurn cover with a .sarved wood-
.•ri knob.
Chooce your Boudoir furniture, and assemble it yourself!
.CURVID VANITY TABLE, wM wtags for skirt 3.4*
8ENCH TO MATCH; eoMfertabU, strecgly aad* I.T8
CIRCULAR WALL MIRROR of picte glcii 2.tS
2-tONE 80UCLI RUO la prettily thaded pcttcli 4.TI
MIRROR TABLE TOE that Rtt year drestlag table 2.f8
VANITY LAME Of OLASS; raffled, feailaiae shade 3.4*
PERPUME BOTTLES oad pewder |ar to aiateb 1.4* each
OBCORATiyi' ADVANCE TABLE 5VIRT PATTERN 35e
Basement Opens Friday
r. •. P*it*»*r »*»•
with —
IN OUR BASEMENT*
Toyland Gifts!
TOYS, HOME FURNISHINGS ANB GIFTS
Santa’s Got His Number!
TOY TELEPHONES
Do Your Shopping Early This Year . . . Select Now and Put
On Lay-Away. A Deposit Will Hold Your Selection For You
54-PIECE
DINNER SET
»7-90
Sparkling dinnerware your guests
A'ill long remember. Virginia rose
aattems.
Pyrex Ovenware
Casserole — ■ 65c
3-pc. Mix Bowls. 95c
Pie Plate 25c
Cake Dish 35c
Custard Cups, set 39c
OIL CLOTH
Saturday Morning
10 o’clock!
Full Size Mirror
$
2-98
Add to your appearance and
to the beauty of your room
with a full length mirror of
crystal clear plate glass. The
xrooden frame is curved at the
corners for a smooth look.
LARGE
Framed Pictures
1.98-2-98
If your little elf won’t leave your
phone alone, give him this shiny
plastic one for Christmas! Its
return dial is lots of fun to play
with.
SEE THE
BABY DOLLS
1.98 to 9.90
Make your selection early. They
ire very limited.
DOLLS FOR ALL
For Baby’s Christmas!
Lazy Baby Dolls
$1.98
Plumply stuffed 18” dolls—
that tiny tots will take to
their hearts as well as their
cribs! In pretty pink, blue
and red chinchilla cloth.
Imagine discovering ... on
Cta-istmas morning, a pretty
ilastic dish set like this one*
:t'll serve three colorfully.