WANT
1 ADS.
I Minimum Charge
50c P«r Issue
- FOR SALE
JfOR SALE: Grace's Mange Core
$1.00 per pint. It's guaranteed
to get results or your money
back. Groce's Service Station
Wllkesboro, N. C. 7-11-Tf
FOR SALE>—A 5-foot Ketvlnator]
in good condition. Call 79S-J.
7-14-2t-pd
FOR SALE—AlWs PrincLm E
namel Range, ^rith hot wateV
heater and good *a*-|
dltlon.—See Claade Billings, |
Sr., 'Hays, N. C. 7-14-2t-pd
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FOR SALE—1087 1-2 Ton Cher
rolet pickup; in good running
condition.—See Claude Bil
lings, SrM at Hays, N. C. 7-14-p
FOR SAIjB: One mule, age 18,
good condition, work any
where, price $100. Also new
Nissen one horse wagon. Don
Frasier, Route one, PoreB
Knob, N. C. 7-14-2t-pd
FOR SATO—Small Studio Piano
only 44" high, like new, at
one-halt original price. This is
really a lovely little piano,
guaranteed like new. Terms if
desired.—Garwood Piano Co.,
Midway Building, Wllkesboro,
N. C. 7-7-tf
FOB H4TiB- fl-mom house in
Falrplains, with., large, base
ment; water in yard; outbuild
ings. Reasonable price. See
Tom Anderson, Falrplains, K.
C. 7-11-2 t-pd
FOR SALE—-4 8-4. acres., land
near Oakwoods.—Charlie Steei
man, Oakwoods, N. C. 7-11-pd
FOR SALE—YeUow corn, lOO
lb. bags, $3.25; new wheat $2
per bushel; new hay—alfalfa,
Red Top, Timothy and oat,
$1.50 bale. Truck loads deliv
ered.—Dare Hall, Wilkesboro,
N. C. - 7-11-at-pd
FOR SALE:, Registered Blue
Ticked Pups, eight weeks old.
Fine tree stock. John Laws,
Moravian Falls, N, C. 7-14-p^
FOB SALE: Johnson Outboard
Motors. One new 10 H. P. mo
tor 1949. $250.00; one 9.8 H.
P. motor 194S, $190.00; one
5 H. P. motor4 1948, $125.00.
One set boat oars $5.00. Call
or write T. R. Burglss, Spar
ta, N. C. Johnson Outboard
dealer. 7-ll-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Four lots and 5
room house with bath, in city
limits of Wilkesboro. Contact
Robert Spencer, at Jenkins*
Hardware or Phone SOS.
7-14-4 t-pd
NOTICE: See OuspbeO for best
prices In mason work. Brlek
$25 to $S5 per thousand;
v blocks 7 to 10 cants each. 0.
O. Campbell, route one, Hid—
denlte, N. C. 7-11-4 t-pd
FOR SALE): ■ I »« offerings for
sale my store property located
on F Street, near the Wilkes
Hosiery Mills In North Wilkes
boro. The property eonalata af
a brick store building, a cafe
building' and a frame build
ing at the rear ' for living
quarters, all adjoining. The
price is right. Gome and look
It over. See D. W. Miller, North
Wilkeaboro, N. C. *M4-2t
FOR SALE: 4 Tires, 5 Tubes,
and 2 wheels, size 600-16 Inch,
all for |24. See Max Osborne,
Moravian Falls, N. C. 7-14-pd
FOR SALE: One five-year-old
fresh Guernsey cow. One Jer
sey heifer ready to freshen.
Also pne springing Jersey heif
er. P. V. Turner, Wilkesbpro,
Route 1. , 7-14-2t-pd
FOR 8ALE: Iron Bed, complete
with springs and mattress.
Used very little. Leaving town;
a bargain at $25. Call .592-J.
lt-pd
FOR SALE: One black male
Cocker Spaniel, six months
old, Registered, at a bargain.
' Write t Mrs. Ralph Wright,
Route 3, North Wilkeaboro.
lt-pd
FOR SALE: Certified Soy Beans;
cleaned.— J. Frank Pearson
Grocery Store, Tenth Street,
I North Wilkesboro, N. C.
6-14-2t
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FOR SALE: Five room house,
with two acres of land. Have
electric stove and hot water
heater ready to install. About
500 yards from Roaring Riv
er school on hard surface
road. See Mack Jolly, at Roar
ing River. 7-ll-4t-pd
FOR SALE: Several used Wood
1 Stoves; also oil stoves and
_ used refrigerators. Dick's Gas
and Appliance Co., B street,
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
7-11-41
?OR SALE: Pair of Black and
Tan Rabbit and- Opossum
Hounds, 3 years old, running
good. See Walker at Oak
woods.
• FOR RENT
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FOR RENT: One furnished
> -room in Wilkeeboro; all mod
ern convenience* and in good
location.—Address: ' 'Furnish
ed Room", care The Journal
• Patriot. T1
FOR RENT—Dwelling House
close in. reasonable. Has five
rooms; electric lights and
bathroom; plenty of shade
trees. West end of F street
1 near Reddles River. Contact
Mrs. Mona Teague, telephone
761-W. 1-21-31
FOR RENT: Bedroom with ho)
water, private bath. Also two
room furnished apartment
See Mrs. T. E. Sherrill, 732
Kensington Drive. 7-7-2t-pd
FOR RENT:. Furnished Bed
rooms for men. Private ent
rance, hot water, private
bath, use of Hot Plate. Cool
private home near cafe. Beds
are $3.00 per week. See
Mn. 8. J. Adams at 607 Flftb
Street or call 443. 7-14-41
SUPPORT THE Y. M. C. A.
Woodif-Haynes
Mrs. Austin Woodie, of North
Wilkesboro, announces the en
gagement of her daughter, Mary
Jane, to Mr. Blchard 0 Paul
IHaynes, of Winston-Salem, now
stationed with the IT. S. N. The
wedding will take place in the
fall.
FOR RENT: Ten-room apart
ment in North Wilkesboro;
* suitable for boarding or room
ing house; good location, all
modern conveniences. Tele
phone 522. , 7-142t
FOR RENT: Three-room unfur
nished apartment in splendid
location in Wilkesboro. Ad
dress: "Apartment." care The
Journal-Patriot. ' Tf
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• A IN i. £> U
PERSON WHO TOOK LOAD of
locust posts from back yard of
708 fe street (Lower Kensing
ton Drive), can save trouble
by returning posts at once.
Guilty party will be prosecut
ed If posts are not returned.
7-14-2t-pd
WANTED TO JftKNT: An un
furnlshed three or four room
apartment or Bmall house in
Hays, Falrplalns, or North
Wilkesboro. Write, Edwin J.
Canter, Barnett & Carroll
Apts., Boone, N. C. 7-14-pd
NOTICE: Top prices for Dog
wood, Hickory and Poplar.
See W. P. Saylors, near Old
Tannery site, North Wilkes
boro, N. C. 7-14-2t-pd
Q _
WANTED—To rent 5 or 0 room
house; must be in town and in
desirable neighborhood. Tele
phone 462-J. 7-14-2t-pd
WANTED: Experienced Sales
man to sell nationally adver
tised product. Must have high
schoo] education, not over 35
years of age and willing to
work. Give selling experience,
education, age and. salary ex
pected, in letter for interview.
Write Box B, care Journal
Patriot 7-4-Tf
WANTED: To do your watch r©«
pairing. All work guaranteed.
Wright's Men's Shop, Phone
404-W. Wilkesboro, N. C.
6-26-Tf
• Miscellaneous
RUBY AND BILUDB herring
Shop moved to Bargain Cen
ter, next door to Gilreath Shoe
Shop. We do all i kinds of sew
ing and alterations; make
buckles, belts and cover but
tons. lt-pd
TERMITES, (Flying Ants) Post
Beetles, ants, spiders, Roaches,
snails, other vermin extermi
nated one treatment. Ordinary
homes, $35.00, large homes
$50. Every job guaranteed.
We are experienced termite
control engineers, also we are
responsible local people. Call
Church Hardware Co. Phone
130. 7-21-5t-pd
PIANO TUNING^ "voicing, Action
regulating. 2 5* years' actual ex
, perience a» a graduate, certi
fied tuner and technician. Ex
* pertly finished work guaran
teed.—Lee V. Beshears, phone
673-R, Garwood Piano Co.,
Wllkesboro, N. C. 7-18-4tpd
NOTICE: If yen aeed bulldozing
or grading of any kind, see or
write C. G. Johnson, Route 2,
North Wllkesboro, N. C.
Estimates Free. 4-1-Tf
ATTENTION: We carry a good
stock of Angle Iron, Flat Iron,
Channel Iron and i Beams for
your building needs. Lineber
ry Foundry and Machine Co.
4-28-Tf
NOTICE: If excess add causes
you pains of Stomach Ulcers,
Indigestion, Heartburn, Belch
ing, Bloating, Nausea, Gas
Pains, get 4 25c box of Udga
Tablets a t Horton's Drug
Store. . t 8-1-151
• Lost and Found
STRAYED from qpr home, black
and white spotted Collie male
dog—about 2 years old. Any
one knowing the whereabouts
of this dog contact ' Charles
Howard In Wllkesboro or
phone SCI. Reward. It
Reward Of $50.00 For
Return Of Lost Money
E. V. Williams offers $60.00 re
ward for the return of his money
accidently dropped on the side walk
in front of Post Office in North
Wilkesboro last Saturday after
noon. The description of the nun
who found the money Is well
known, and unless the money is
returned at once, proper action
will be taken against the party
who found it. The law requires the
person who finds property to duly
advertise it.
E. V. WILLIAMS
:—,,, , . —t—
Defeat Galax In
10 Innings 6-5
Base running of Jack Peters
pulled the game with Galax out
of the fire here Thursday night
as the Flashers beat the highly
Improved Leafs 6 to 5.
Bill Weston pitched effectively
and had the game in the bag 5
to 1 until th9 roof fell in with
two out In the ninth. The Leafs
collected four straight singles
and two runs before he was re
lieved by Rhoades, who Inherit
ed two base runners. Ruotola
greeted a Rhoades pitch with a
ringing triple to right center to
score the tying runs and was out
at the plate when he tried to
stretch It Into a homer.
The Flashers went down in
their half of the ninth In order.
With two out in the tenth Pet
ers singled, stole second and theft
came the winning play as rain be
gan to fall rapidly. Hite rolled a
ball between the pitcher and first
base, and In £he resulting confus
ion beat the ball to the base.
There the baseman momentarily
dropped the ball and looked tow
ard the plate to see Peters racing
in to score standing up. Flasher
hitting honors for the night went
to Hite and Davis, with a triple
and single each, to Weston with
a double and singlfl^ and Peters
with two singles and three stol
en bases.
Blckford hurled for Galax «nd
went out for a pinch hitter in
the ninth. Ferieneck finished the
game and was charged with the
loss. Leslie Rhoades got credit
for the victory.
——— O '
Social Calendar
Mrs. Johnson' Jay Hayes and
her daughters, Mrs. Marion
Elliott and ■ Miss Rebecca
Hayes, will hold an open
house on Thursday, July 14th,
at the North Wilkesboro Wom
an's club houqe. Guests are
asked to call from 8:80-0:00
to £reetf| another daughter,
fibs. J. Thor Wanless, of
Springfield, - 111., Mrs. - Don
Culler, a new bride, and
brides-to-be: the Misses Mary
Gage Barber, Rozelle Oaudill,
Mary Dula, Lucille Casey, Bet
ty Gray Church and Jo Las
siter.
—* o
The price support level for
1949-crop peanuts will be 90 per
cent of parity as of August 1.
. '
Return that Book to (he Library.
ANTIQUES
SHOW AND SALE
PLACE: i 1- LENOIR, N. C.
DATE JULY 11,-12-13
LEGION HALL
Sponsored By
LEGION AUXILIARY
Open Monday 1 p. m. - 10:00 p. m.
Tuesday 11:00 a. m. to 10:00 p. m.
Wednesday 11 a. m. to 10 p. m.
Largest Display of a Dozen Deal
ers From Different States. ■
ALL EXHIBITS FOR SALE
MRS. J. C. RUSSELL, Director
Lenoir, N. C.
Baseball Schedule
Fbit Coming Week
■ »
Monday, July 11
North "Wilkesboro at Kaaftrd.
El kin at Wytherllle.
Mt. Airy at Oalaz.
Tuesday, Jnlf tt
All star game at Mt. Airy.
Wednesday, July 18
Ope a date for all teams.
Thursday, July 14
Galax at North Wllkesboro. (
Elkin. at Mt. Airy.
Wytherllle at Radford.
Friday, July 15
North Wllkesboro at Galax.
Mount Airy at Elkin.
Radford at Wytherllle.
Saturday, July 16
North Wllkesboro at Mt. Airy.
Radford at Elkin.
Galax at Wytherllle.
Sunday, July 17
Mount Airy at N. Wllkesboro.
Elkin at Radford.
Wytherllle at Galax.
Monday, July 18
North Wllkesboro at (Elk In.
Radford at Galax.
Wytherllle at Mt. Airy.
Leo's Electric Shop
Phone 557-J
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
511 Sth Street
- S?
QUALITY FEEDS
.eaaonable prices. Complete Hn*
i Poultry, Dairy, Hone and Hog
Feeds. Selected and Big Rom
Brands. Also that Southern Bis*
cuit Floor.
Selected Feed Store
922-24 'A' STREET
For Your
Electrical Wiring Jobs
See
Roy and George Wells
at
CAROLINA HOME
AND AUTO SUPPLY
Telephone 53
TAKE A
BUSINESS COURSE
' ' • - » * < ,Z. ■ __ ' •: • j
Accounting or Secretarial. Ap-..
provod for Veterans. Applies
tions are accepted now for Fall
Terra, beginning September 6,
Write for free pictorial catalogue
and information. •
Clevengqr College
pOX 789
Telephone 714
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
ATTENTION
CHICKEN RAISERS!?
• i
Let ns explain the tine nvlag,
Work Ssriac ud Momtj Saria*
Features of tirOodfef With—
PYROFAX GAS
MCK'SGAS &
APPLIANCE CO.
But w«h Stnot
NORTH WILKSSBORO, N. C.
EISELE CONSTRUCTION CO.
Tomlinson Building
Phone 767 1
SEE US FOR ESTIMATES ON YOUR
BUILDING
We Can Give You A Contract Price