Alamance connty farmer the milk production of dairy cows from forty-five per day to eighty gallons blWja.lDg them on ladino clov and rye grase. San Francisco Examiner, 4-3 47: "Payoff Conspiracy Charged In Liquor Agent Dismissal Case.' It is alleged that the liquor deal er and the agent were doing each other favors on "company time." If you have known how to compose your life, you have ac complished a great deal more than the man who knows how to compose a book.)?Montaigne (1633-1592). POJVTTA A fine ear made finer A General Motors Product Complete satisfaction - at low cost! Pontiac gives you all the things you want in an automobile?all the things which make for complete motoring satisfaction?at extremely low cost. It gives you silken-smooth perform ance?big, beautiful, roomy bodies?distin guished "Silver Streak" appearance?finest handling and riding ease?marvelous depend ability?and unusually long life. Year after year, Pontiac occupies this unique position?offering complete motoring satis faction at a price .well within the reach of any new car buyer. So make your next car a Pontiac regardless of when you get it. It will give you outstanding quality?and outstanding value as well! ? ? ? THE SOONER YOU PLACE YOUR ORDER for a new Pontiac, the earlier you will get it. In the meantime, take care of your present car?you will get more for it when your new car is delivered. Tune in HENRY J. TAYLOR on the air twice weekly PONTIAC Owners Enjoy More Worthwhile Features SMOOTH, POWERFUL L-HEAO ENGINES ? Your choice of a six or an eight. 100% Full-Pressure Metered Flow Lubri cation, Gaselector, Scotch-Mist Manifold, Vacuumatic Spark Control, All-Weather Engine Temperature Control, Rifle-Drilled Connecting Rods, Electro plated Pistons, insure greater economy, performance and dependability. ntu-Aftc safety steering?More posi tive control with less effort. In combination with small turning circle, makes parking easier. TMMf-CUSMONED mot?Shockproof Knee-Action, Duflex Rear Springs, Hydraulic Cushion Levelators. multi-siai hydraulic brakes?Protected against dirt and water. Boor by mstm?Big and roomy, Unisteel construction, Fisher No-Draft Ventilation, Hi-Test Safety Plate Glass, custom-type interiors. MIDWAY PONTIAC, '??" East Main Street 'Phone 547 WiVkesboro, N. C. A PENNEY Bargain is - Always Price+Quality A bargain is a good piece of merchandise at a price that's LOW for its QUALITY. It s what yon GET for what yon PAY that makes a Penney bargain. Cheap, shoddy stuff is never a bargain, no matter how little it costs * you. We wouldn't give it houseroom here at Penney's. Through thick and thin we've stuck to this: it must be GOOD and LOW-PRICED "to be a bargain! That's why our customers helieve in us. Like us, they're hard-work ?ing Americans who won't stand for laiy dollars. PROVEN - SUCCESS FASHIONS AT LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES! How do we do it? Not by mira cles! It's our daily job to bring you success-dresses accepted by fashion authorities . . . dresses embodying fine workmanship, quality fabrics, precision-meas ured patterns. No, it's no miracle to find rayon bembergs, jerseys, crepes, cotton ginghams, woven * Iriped chambrays at Penney's ? >r such low prices! Come in to Trrow?see for yourself. I We Have Received Over 500 NEW DRESSES This Week Four Graduates Given Informal Party Miss Lucy Finley and Mrs. Hu bert Winkler were hostesses at a delightfully Informal party Fri day evening, at the home of Miss Finley, honoring four grad uate cousins, Peggy Finley, -who graduated from The Woman's College of The University of North Carolina; Pat Williams, Jr., who graduated from David son College; and Mary Gordon Finley and Phil Mitchell, who graduated from the North Wll kesboro high school. Guests were twenty cousins of the same gen eration. The hostesses served | punch, sandwiches, an<j cookies lla Holman Bible Class In Meeting The members of the (la Hol man' Bible class of the Wllkes boro Baptist church met at the home of Mrs. J. W. Neel on Thursday afternoon for their business and social meeting hav ing nine members and two visi tors present. Mrs. Coley Parker was co-hostess with Mrs. Neel and at the close of the meeting they served tempting refresh ments, being assisted by Little Miss Rebecca Lowe, granddaugh ter of MrB. Neel. ''Take the Name of Jesus'', followed by sentence prayers, was used as the opening hymn. Mrs. R. L. Wellborn and Miss Elizabeth Jones gave a program on conscience, Mrs. Wellborn speaking on the habit of con science, and Miss Jones on* con science towards the futnre, who also led the closing prayer. Mrs. Lottie McEwen was the devotion al leader, and "Yield Not to Temptation" was used as the closing hymn. Mrs. J. R. Turner was in charge of the business session. Mesdames Stout and Zimmerman Give Party <An outstanding social event of the week was the large card party given by Mts. Boyd Stout and Mrs. J. S. Zimmerman at the Woman's clubhouse on Trog don Street Thursday evening. A profusion of mixed garden flow ers, attractively arranged, made a colorful background for the guests, who played bridge at seventeen tablesand rook at six I tables. High anJ'Blfeonfl high score prizes In bridge went to Mrs. Frank Tomllnson and Mrs. Ivey Moore while in rook the winners of the same award# went to Mrs. W. G. Young and Mrs. Carl Buchan. Honor gifts were presented to Mrs. James Lowe, the former Miss Lucy Thurston, of Taylorsvllle, Mrs. Roy Spain hour, the former Miss Hazel Tay lor, of Laurel Springs, and Mrs. A. E. Peterson, of Aurola, til., who was here visiting in the home of her daughter, Mrs. How ard Bowers. In serving a dessert course at the beginning of play the hostesses were aided by four young girls, Misses Billy Jo Zim merman, Carolyn Moore, Peggy Sebastian, and Blair Coffey. Cold drinks were served during play. STEELE LEASES JEWELRY STORE Elkin, June 12.?Carl W. Steele, Jeweler of North Wilkes boro, has leased the building and fixtures of Leonard's jewelry store here, and in this issue Is announcing the re-opening of the store under, the name 'of Carl W. Steele, Jeweler. Mr. Steele was at one time op erator of a jewelry store here, and is well known to many local people. He also operates a store at North Wilkesboro. W. D. Leonard, who operated Leonard's here, announced that he was closing out the Elkin store due to ill health which present ed his giving the Elkin store as much of his time as he felt neces sary. He will continue to ope rate his store at Mount Airy. Both Mrs. Grace James and Claude Hamby, the latter a watch maker, will remain on with the new management. o If good pastures are provided for hogs, 16 per cent of the grain required in growing will be saved. Make your old roof last right on with cold process static as phalt. Inside and outside white paint, too.?lhe Goodwill Store, Distributors. 6-28-4t TYPEWRITERS AND ADDING MACHINES ? Immediate delivery on Typewrit ers ? fast delivery on Adding Ma chines. Expert repair service on all makes and models by factory trained mechanics. LENOIR OFFICE EQUIPMENT CO. 'Phone 419 Lenoir, N. C. Authorized Distributor For Remington Band Office ~ A Big Drive For New Accounts Is On. Only a Small Down Payment Will Put It In Your Home! We will move to our new store building in the lower part of town in about 10 days, and we want a lot of new ac counts to get you acquainted with our new location. . . . Therefore, until we move, we will sell the? First 50 New Customers On An Easy-Payment Plan at Onr Low Cash Prices. No Charge For Credit! Come early. You can really save money and pay by the week or by the month. , BETTER HOMES FURNITURE CO. Modern 3-Pieee BEDROOM SUITE Now's the time to refurnish one of your bedrooms in the latest modern manner, when yon can get a handsome bed, chest and vanity in walnut veneers for so little. f - ?149-*5 CASH PRICE - ON EASY TERMS Two-Piece Sofa Bed Suite Sofa and Largo Chair Complete, Only '149.50 $2.50 Weekly $10.00 Monthly Easy terms at the cash price. Buy to day and save! Looks Just Like a Regular Living Room Suite! Handsome innerspring sofa in smart plush cover, with wide rest ful arms, and a comfortable innerspring lounge chair to match! Make your living room useful 24 hours a day! Gives you an ex tra bedroom at low cost. Get yours today! ROOMY PLAY YARDS Easy Terms at Low Cash Price '6.50 STURDY HIGH CHAIRS only ?6-M ? Easy terms, low cash price. Has no topple base. PAY ON EASY CREDIT TERMS HERE ... .. -????'-- '.V-7 ? ? "/ r * ~* Better Homes Furniture Co. Quincy Whittington STILL IN THE HUB BUILDING . Avery Whittington _ ON WEST MAIN STREET

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