• FOR SALE
VWWHWWHIitMWtMmm
FOB SALE: One National Cash
Register, good shape, very
cheap. See M. H. Meade. It
FOR 8ALH: 1984 Ford coupe:
new motor. Also 30 bushels of
corn. R. Don Lairs, Moravian
Falls. . 7-24-2tpd
FOR SALE: Sawmill, ooirtplete
with power unit. Priced to sell.
See or write K. C. Miller, Glendale
Springs, N. C. 7-24-2 tpd
FOR SALE: One two-horse wagon
and wagon bed. Both In good
, condition. W. M. Sloop, North
WUkesboro, Rt. 2 Box 183.
ltpd
FOR SAliE: Geiser No. 4 threshing
machine in good condition.
Price $120. J. A. Fox, Taylorsville,
N. C., route one, near
Liledown. 7-31-4 tpd
FOR 6AIJ3: A 26" byciele with
basket and all accessories.
Phone 1|025-R. Stone house,
4 miles west highway 421, next
to Suncrest Frjjit Stand. Mrs.
Mont Livingston. It
KEYS MADE
While You Wait
25*
Why be without that
extra key you need?
Elier,
Kilby & Brown
Your Firestone Store
10 St., N. Wilkesboro
FOR SAXiE: 1047 size 74 HarieyDavidson
motorcycle, A-l condition.
Price right for quick
■ale. See motorcycle at Meadow
Brook Dairy. 7-20-2tpd
FOR SAli; 22-85 MoOormlck
tractor, one No. 3 Geiser Gin in
good shape. Oscar Palmer,
Wilbar, N. C. 7-20-2tpd
FOR SALE: Loose oat hay cured
in barn |20 ton, weigh your
truck. Good orchard grass hay
cured in barn, baled with wire,
$40 ton. Charles Howard, Wilkesboro.
7-20-2t
FOR SALE: My home in Wilkesboro.
Living room, dinnine
room, ldtchen, throe
bedrooms, and two complete
bath rooms. W. T.
Long, Telephone 523.
7-20-2tpd
FOR SALE: 4 room house with
bath, built in cabinets and inlaid
linoleum in kitchen, Electric
hot water heater and good
basement. Phone 893-M or see
house on Peden St. Back of
Dick Cashion residence. Cecil
Davis, owner. It
FOR QUICK SALE AT BARGAIN:
100-acre farm located 2 miles
north of Roaring River on
Whitley's creek; fifteen acres
bottom land, tenant house and
other outbuildings; good
amount saw timber; adjoining
R. M. Alexander farm. See
Mrs. J. M. Poplin, Roaring River.
7-27-4tpd
FOR SALE: Playground equipment
made of galvanized pipes,
including swings and slide.
Phone 1025-R. Stone house 4
miles west on highway 421 next
to Suncretft Fruit Stand. Mrs.
Mont Livingston. It
FOR SALE: Practically new sixroom
house, 42-acre farm, located
two miles from Mountain
View on Haymeadow road near
Arlie Myers' store. See Mrs. Sina
Miller at Mexicani Kitchen
cafe. Phone 1020-M. 7-24-2tpd
• FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Ttiree-room apartment,
unfurnished, private entrance,
private bath. Phone
116-R _ 7-10-TF
PORv RENT: Five room apartment,
with private bath, hot
and cold water. See Mrs. Paul
Shoaf, 712 A Street. City, ltpd
FOR RENT: Two-room furnished
apartment. 402 C Street. Mrs.
J. C. Wallace, Phone 258-J It
WEEK OF JULY 21ST-27TH
CARTER'S
ANNUAL CLEARANCE
-ofSTERLING
SILVER
HOLLOWARE
• Sterling Silver Lemon Set $4.95
• Sterling Silver Compote Basket $5.95
• Sterling Silver Bon-bon Bowls _ _ $4.95
• Sterling Silver 2-Pc. Steak Set .. $5.95
• .Sterling Silver, Mayonnaise Dish $5.95
• Sterling Silver Three Branch
Candelabra, 6 Inches Tall $10.50
• Sterling Silver Individual Salt
and Peppers, Set of 6 $3.95
• Sterling Silver Cream and Sugar $6.95
• Sterling Ice Tea Coasters with
Glass Bottom 69c
• Sterling Silver Ash Tray or Coa*sters,
Glass Bottom, 3 sizes$1.95,
$2.95, $3.95
• Sterling Silver Compotes
6V2 Inches Tall $6.95
• Sterling Silver Console
Candlesticks $3.95
• Sterling Silver Cigarette Urn $3.95
• Sterling Silver Bud Vase
7V2 Inches Tall $3.95
PLUS FEDERAL TAX
Everyone Cordially Invited To Use The
Convenient Terms At
CARTER'S
North Wilkesboro's Largest Credit
Jewelers
908 'B' Street
FOB RENT: Desirable Carolina
Beach Cottage available, July
23-30, due to cancellation. Call
Mrs. Pittman, Phones 336 or
820. ,lt
FOR RENT: 8-room apartment,
heat, hot water, private entrance,
prlrate bath. Working
couple preferred. Phone 375-M.
ltpd
WWWWtmWMWWWHHWWIWI
• WANTED
HOUSE WANTED: 8 to 5 rooms
or apartment, furnished. Call
30.6. Mrs. Dunbar. ltpd
WANTED TO RENT: 5-rooni
house by August 15, In or within
2 mile radius of North Wilkesboro.
Write P. O. Box 324,
North Wilkesboro. 3-27-3tpd
if you have property to sell or II
you are interested in buying
property, please call Absher
Real Estate Co., Telephone 467.
*-etf
WANTED: Two or three sawmills
to cut good timber, long job,
top prices. S. L. Whitaker, North
Wilkesboro, Phone 604-M.
7-2J)-Tf
WANTED: Stenographer-Bookkeeper,
good penmanship. See
J. G. Chlpman at Chipman
Clothing Campany, next door to
Carolina Restaurant, E. Main
St. x It
WANTED — If yon want to boy
or sell Real Estate or Business
Opportunities, eall or see
M. C. Woodle, Union Bus
Terminal, Phone 216. M. C.
Woodle, Real Estate Agent.
3-13-tf
HELP WANTED: Male and Female:
Man or woman to take
over route of established Watkins
customers in the city of
North Wilkesboro. Full time
income averages f 45 weekly. No
investment necessary. We will
help you get started. Write J,
R. Watkins Co., Dept. S-3, Richmond,
Va. 7-20-2tpd
• Miscellaneous
Have buyer for small chicken farm
with houses. Contact Absher
Real Estate Company, Phone
467. It
95.00 REWARD for Information
leading to arrest and conviction
of persona who took potted
plants from front of Mrs. T. J.
Prazier home. Telephone 475.
It
If you have desirable property for
a Land Sale — without obligation,
write Turner KeM, Realtor,
Box 187, Hickory. 7-24-2tpd
JOIN THE MILLIONS who enjoy
static free FM radio—over six
million sets sold — over seven
hundred FM stations operating,
forty in North Carolina alone.
Let your nearby radio dealer
demonstrate the superiority of
FM radio. 7-13-TF
See INSURANCE SERVICE AND
CREDIT CORP. for auto loans,
financing, or refinancing. Gompare
our rates. 882 "B" St..
Telephone 76. S-23-tf
*.
TERMITES (Flying ants): Guaranteed
termite jobs; Ordinary
homes $36.00. Large homes
$50.00. Mansion extra. Call
Church Hardware Company,
Phone 130. 7-28-8tpd
Real Estate
FOR SALE
A beautiful 8-room home on
Trogdon Ave., in one of North
Wilkesboro's best residential sections.
Located on a corner lot 60 x
140. This home is completely insulated
and weather-stripped and
has an oil furnace heating unit.
A 4-acre strip of land with ISO
feet fronting on highway 10, located
approximately 1 mile from
Moravian Falls en route to Taylorsvillo.
Priced at only $1500.00.
A 5-room house with 1 acre of
land located on highway 268 just
past the radio tower priced at
only *2400.00.
A beautiful building lot in the
Nan Wei born sector, of Wilkesboro,
100' x ISO. Priced at only
*600.00.
A 62-acre farm in Mtn. View
located 1-2 mile off the new
Traphill-Mta. View highway.
Priced at only (8000.00.
A 6-room home on F street on
a lot 75 x 140 only »5500.
5 bautiful building lots in For-1
est Hills, hundred foot lot, and
four 50 foot lots. These lots are j
200 feet deep, and are priced to
sell quick. ,
A R QUITO
Real Estate Co.
Office Associated With Sentinel
Insurance Agency
»th Street FT • Phone 4«71
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Washington — The nation moved
swiftly toward partial war mobilization
last night after Presidnt
Truman asked Congress for a
$10,000,000,000 down payment
on the struggle to halt Red aggression.
The armed services announced
they will begin immediately calling
up limited numbers of reservists
— chiefly specialists — to
active duty.
Mr. Truman also authorized thtf"
calling of National Guardsmen and
free use of the draft law.
At the Pentagon there was talk
of asking Congress to raise the
top draft age from 25 to possibly
36.
The President called on Congress
this noon to gear the United
States to a virtual war footing.
Hfe called for:
Anti-inflation controls — a
swift -letup in war production—
additional huge sums to arm nonCommunist
nations—and, later, a
sharp boost in taxes.
Speech to the Nation
Then la at night he spoke to the
nation over all major radio networks
and television channels and
read a dramatic last-minute report
on the Korean war from General
Douglas MaoArthur declaring:
"The issue of battle is now fully
joined and will proceed along lines
of action in which we will not be
without choice.
"Our hold upon the southern
part of Korea represents a secure
base. Our casualties, despite
overwhelming odds, have been relatively
light.
"Our strength will continue to
Increase while that of the enemy
frill relatively decrease. His supply
is insecure. He has had his
great chance, but failed to exploit
it. . . ."
But the President warned the
nation that it must undergo some
belt tightening to provide the
sinews of war, and he condemned
scare buying and hoarding as foolish
and selfish.
NOTICE: Wells drilled anywhere
anytime. Experience Is still the
best teacher. Let our 38 years
in this field be yonr assur
ance of a job well done. Con
suit us first. R. E. Paw & Sons,
Inc., offices Elkin and Hickory,
N. C. Elkin Telephone
1F20 or write State Road,
N. C. Hickory telephone 25507,
1342 E. Highland Are 8-4-Tf
GLASS DbtfKS, PanMn taps
and glass J shelves—made to
your order House and auto
glass Installed while you wait.
Glass Sales and Service, Basement
of Bus Terminal. Phone
745. 10-27—Tf
• LOST and FOUND
LOST: Brown billfold containing
license, important papers and
large sum of money, lost in or
near Allen^ theatre Wednesday
night. Liberal reward for return
to Mack Kerley *at North
Wilkesboro Candy Co. It
'Captured' Marines
AS THE RESULT of a visit the made
to Marines of the pint Division before
they left Camp Pendleton,
Calif., for Korea, actress Marilyn
Moore has been named "Miss
Morale" by the Leathernecks. According
to statistics, she's first "pinup"
girl of the war. (International)
July 11 to Mr. and Mrs. Cane
Junior Minton; daughter, Wanda
Marie, July 12 to Mr. and Mm.
Paul Anderson Pardue of Wilkeeboro
route two; son, James Lawson,
III, July 12 to Mr. and Mrs.
James Lawson Parker of North
Wilkesboro route three; son,
Eddie Allen, July 12 to Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred E. Smith of Poree
Knob; son on July IS to Mr. and
Mrs. Roby Smith of Boomer; son,
Robert Franklin, July 13 to Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Eugene Glonch of
North Wilkesboro route two; son,
James David, July 14 to Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Blaine Pinkington of
Hays; son, Larry Joel, July 14 to
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Joel Davis Of
North Wilkesboro.
Daughter, Carolyn Annie, July
14 to Mr. and Mrs. Free ton Lee
Gregory; eon, Gary
14 to Mr. and Mrs.
rtson Call of North
route two; daughter,
phene, July 14 to Mr.
Truman Leander Roope of 1
Wilkeeboro route two;
Sheila Jeanette, July l4^*o Mr.
and Mrs. James William Wellborn
of Wilkeeboro roate two;
daughter, Brenda Kaye, July 17 to
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Bryce Cleary
Of Hays; daughter. Sheila Bae,'
July 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe,
Buren Porter of North Wllkea-I
boro; son, Wayne Kelly, July 17f
to Mr. and Mrs. Kelly* Unrllle"
Cleary of North Wilkeeboro route'
one; son, Larry Mack, July Iff
to Mr. and Mrs.. Mack Duffy
Brown Of North Wilkeeboro rout<£
one. J
As he had told Congress earlier,
Mr. Truman said, "it will be
necessary to make substantial increases
in taxes," both to win the
Korean war and to help arm Amarica's
allies against any Communist
aggression elsewhere on the
global front.
Hospital Births
Since July XI the following
lirths were recorded at the Wilkes
lospital: son, James Franklin,
FOR TOUR
Electrical Wiring
AND INSTALLATION JOB8
ir Berrtee m electric itoTW ami
water beaten
CALL 961
Leo Anderson
N. C. Licensed Eh* hit hi.
Leo's Electric Shop
FRANK P. BUCK COMPANY
Announces The Opening Of An Office At
4 Tomlinson Building
North Wilkesboro, North Carolina
With
Mr. Wm. L. Benson, Jr., C. P. A.
Certified Public 'Accountant!
In Charge
DONT MISS OUR BIG
FURNITURE AUCTION
SALE
SATURDAY. JULY 22nd
Starting At 2:00 P. M.
New and Used Furniture, Used Electric
Refrigerators and Washing Machines, will be
Sold to the High Bidders.
BUY AT YOUR OWN PRICE!
FREE PRIZES! FREE PRIZES!
We will hold an Auction Sale Every Other
ttaciay fati Flitter Notice.
•
C. & C. Furniture Co.
/'a Mile West of North Wilkesboro On Highway 421