• FOR SALE
FOB SALE: Second hand men's
suits, guitar, magazine rack and
potted plants. See Mrs. Carl
Canter at Oakwoods, N. c. ltpd
FOR SALS: 4 acres land on
highway If l-l mile south of
Moravian Flails. 150 ft. front
on hlghwayl -TJall Mrs. C. L.
Kennedy, Jr., Phone 505-J
7-3-2tpd
FOR SALS: 1 Cow, Guernsey or
Jersey. Clyde McNeil, Millers
Creek or McNeils Ksso Service.
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FOR SALE: Registered Hereford
hull eight months old; fresh
guernsey and jersey heifers;
guinea cow with second calf;
new hay, large bales $1.00;
pasture for rent. Dave Hall, Wil
kesboro. ltpd
FOR SALE: 8 Fresh cows, Guer
nsey and Jersey; 6 pigs 5 weeks
old. See Fred Eller, Purlear,
N. C. 7-3-2tpd
FOR SALE: Eagle range, 8-18,
good condition; also woodstfw
and Chevrolet engine on
wheels, good condition. Mrs.
Claude Deal, Phone 781-W.
7-3-2t
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Good sea piano.
iboro, N.
7-$-2tpd
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FTTT. -y."" - 'ijhh
-sed doors, win
dows and frames and screens
in good condition. Jenkins Bldg.
Material, Co., Phone 602.
Ht-It
FOR SALE: Norge office size
electric drinking fountain,
practically new. Coca-Cola Bot
tling Co. North Wllkesboro, N.
0. 6-29-2t
FOR SALE: o room-house, run
ning water built-in cabinets,
▼enetlon blinds, on highway 421,
3 1-2 miles west of North Wll
kesboro. Priced to sell. Phillip
Church, Meadows Mill Co.
6-29-2tpd
NEW BEANS: First year out, very
finest, better than Kentucky
wonder. Dr. Julian C. Miller, of
Louisiana experiment station,
has bred and developed two
new pole snap beans. They are
Green Savage and Canfreezer,
best for freezing and home
canning. Qet them from Dan
and Smith Hudson, route two,
North Wllkesboro. ltpd
• FOR RENT
TERMITES (Flying ants): Guar
anteed termite jobs; Ordinary
homes $35.90. Large homes
$50.00. Call Church Hardware
Company, Phone 130. 6-28-8tpd
FOR RENT: Modern 4-room new
ly decorated apartment. Main
Steet, North Wllkesboro, Phone
276-M, Elkln, N. C. 7-l0-4tpd
FOR RENT: One five-room house
with built-in cabinets, running
water, and electricity. On Curtis
Bridge Road. See D. C. Keyes,
Wllkesboro Rt. 1 ltpd
FOR RENT: Furnished bedroom.
1000 corner 10th and D streets.
Phone 922-M It
FOR RENT: Small apartment
. suitable for girls or couple with
out children; also two bed
rooms on first floor. 301 C St.
FOR RENT: Small 5-room house,
with water and lights, also wir
ed for electric stove, on highway
421. See L. T. Barnard or C. G.
Caudlll, Telephone No. 921.
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CAROMNA BEACH COTTAGE:
Avlalable from August 6th to
first of September. Call Mrs.
Plttman 336 or 820, North Wil
kesboro. 6-29-2tpd
• wanted
Does 910 per day Income from
your &wn business interest you?
No investment—must own car—
25 to 55 years of age. Locality
available In Wilkes county.
Write the J. R. Watklns Com
pany, P. O. Box 5071, Rich
mond, Virginia. 7-6-St
WANTED — If jnm want to bay
or sell Real Estate or Busi
ness Opportunities, call or see
M. C. Woodie, Union Bus
Terminal, Phone 116. M. C.
Woodie, Real Estate Agent.
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If yon have property to sell or If
you are Interested in buying
property, please call Absher
Real Estate Co., Telephone 467.
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Rev. W. L. Young, pastor of the
First Methodist church of this
city, delivered a forceful address
before the Optimftt Club of Nort£
• Miscellaneous
NOTICE: $84)0 reward to any
one -giving Information leading
to return of green and white
Schwlnn byclcle stolen from
Wilkesboro ball ground belong
ing to Phil Jolly, Phone 396-R.
7-3-2tpd
See INSURANCE 8BRVK7K AMD
CREDIT CORP. for auto loans,
financing, or refinancing. Gom
pare our rates. 882 **B" Bt.,
Telephone 76. 8-ll-tf
GLASS DUSKS, Fnraltvre toft
and glass shelves—made to
your order. House and auto
glass installed while you wait.
Olass Sales and Service, Base
ment of Bus Terminal. Phone
746. 10-27—Tf
NOTICE: Wells drilled anywhere
anytime. Experience is still the
best teacher. Let our 88 years
In this field be your assur
ance of a Job well done. Con
sult us first. R. E. Faw ft Sons,
Inc., offices Elkln and Hick
ory, N. C. Elkln Telephone
1F20 or write State Road,
N. C. Hickory telephone 26607,
13 4 2 E. Highland Are. 8-4-Tf
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Wilkesboro Tuesday. Optimist
Howard fltrader waa in charge of
the program and presented the
guest speaker.
Rev. Mr. Young's address was
based largely on the principles
included in the Boy Scout oath,
and stated that it wag time that
we gave ourselves an examination.
Using as a theme the statement,
"Are We Honest To Ourselves,
To Others, and To God?," Rtfv. Mr,
Young gave a number of instances
where honesty and truthfulness
pay big dividends to the persons
practicing these cardinal prin
ciples. His address was heard with
much interest by those present,
and was the subject Of much fav
orable comment.
A new member, Bill Young,
was received into membership ol
the club and was inducted by Op
timist Maurice Walsh.
Quests present at the club meet
ing were Dr. Edwin D. R'icharde
with Optimist W. A. McClendon,
and William Smith with Optimist
Lewis Jenkins. »
The club wag delighted to have
present for the luncheon meeting
Pete Rogers, of Hickory, who is
the immediate past governor ol
the eighteenth district.
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UNION LODGE MEETING
Union lodge I.Q.O.F. will have
election of. officers in the meeting
to be held Friday, June 30. All
members are urged to be present.
Don't miss the big land sale
Saturday — the Glass Farm and
the Fletcher property. See ad. this
issue. — Ferris Auction Co. 11
A beautiful 6-room home, with
all modem conveniences, lights,
water, floor furnace and nice bath,
with 20 acres of good land, locat
ed in the Mulberry section. Priced
at only $6,500.
A 62-acre farm in the Haya
community^ located 1-2 mile ofi
of the new Traphill-Hays highway
on the Dehart road. A bargain
at $3,000.
5 beautiful building lots in the
Forest Hills section, a total ol
300 ft. frontage, 200 ft. deep,
These lots are located on the main
road running through this section
and are priced to sell.
A 30-acre farm in the Rock
Creek section with about 8 acres
in timber,! and a good 4-room
house with a good well and a
good water supply. All for only
$3,500.
The Mimosa House Supper Club,
located in Moravian Falls, on a
lot 125 x 150, complete with
private dining, main dining room,
restaurant, 3 unfinished rooms
downstairs, 2 bedrooms upstairs,
a nice living room. The owner is
having a good business, but is
forced to sell because of other
business interest.