THE JOl
Mr. »ndvM«. J. W. Qrtrt Mdlp Ml«, Joyce WelHiorniftWho . ta
aw,'ct High Point,. ?i8lt«a m«« H»i CnilgSsJ
and Mrs. A'. A. CasWonr’bf tliaj3
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fv. end Mrs. J. D. Moore were
TlsUors to Johnson City, Tenn.,
J*rlday.
f Mr. L. JK^hite, of Jenningt,'
Iredell county, was a visitor here
foday.
Attorney Eugene Trlvette, of
this city, was a business visitor
Boone Thursday.
_ Mr. and Mrs. Ray Barnes, of
this city, spent Sunday in Tay
lorsville visiting relatives. i
Mrs. Mac Moore, of Wilhes-
boro', underwent an operation for
appendicitis at the Davis hos
pital in Statesville Tuesday.
Mr. Joe Darlington, of Wins-
ton-Salem, visited his mother,
Mrs. M. M. Darlington, of this
city, Sunday.
Mr. S. E. Miller, of Wilkes-
boro. Route 2, visited his brother.
Me. H. E. Miller, of Charlotte,
three days last week.
Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Waugh,
Miss Hallie Waugh and Mr. B. H.
Waugh, of this city, spent the
week-end at Fleetwood.
Mr. and Mrs. P. O. Grist and
children, of I.enoir, visited Mr.
and Mrs. A. A. Cashion, of this
city, Sunday.
Man Hill.
city, dnrlng .the^st week-end. J
Hill CoUlier
liiim week-end^
iMtd'lfrs.
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Garden Plants For Sale
CABBAGE
POTATO PLANTS
Wakefields and Flat
Porto-Rican and Southern
Dutch
Queen
100 for
._.-25c
200 for ....
80c
500 for -
...80c
500 for -. ..
.$1.25
1000 for
$1.50
1000 for....
.$2.25
PEPPERS, CELERY AND TOALYTO PLANTS-^
Prices as follows:
500 plants for .. . $2.00
1000 plants for $3.73
Ready April 10th till July
20th
12 plants for 20c
25 plants for . 30c
50 plants for .40c
100 plants for 60c
VARIETY TOiVLYTOES—Earliana, June-Pink, Break
O’ Day, the Early Wilt Resistant; Ijouisiana Pink,
Golden Ponderosa, Brimmer, Norton Wilt Resistant,
and New Stone. Peppers, Ruby King, Pimento,
Cayenne and Chila Hot.
We have transplanted Tomato and Pepper plants, well
started with good roots; stocky; been cultivated; very
early. Prices:
12 plants 35c 50 plants 80c
2-5 plants .... 45c 100 plants SI.50
We pack all plants with damp moss that keeps them
fresh. Postpaid. Satisfaction guaranteed.
All plant.s here at the farm at loss price. Come and
get them. We are just two miles north of town on
cement highway No. 18.
Absher’s Plant Farm
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
Mrs. W. C. HarleaB'and two
children, of Lenoir, spent Sunday
at the home of Ml. anJ Mrs. A.
A. Cashion, of this city.
Prof, and Mrs. J.- Mark Mc
Adams, of Mountain Park, were
visitors in the city a short while
Saturday.
Miss Lnclle Gantt, of this, city,
spent Sunday in Statesville with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. J.
Gantt.
Mrs. Clarence Call, Mrs. R. M.
Brarae, Mrs. J. B. McCoy and
Mrs. J. H. Armbrust and little
son, Joe, Jr., visited relatives and
friends in Charlotte Thursday,
Mrs. N. S. Barnes returned to
her home at Taylorsville Sunday
following a visit with her son,
Mr. Ray Barnes, of this''city.
Deputy Prohibition Adminis
trator J. L. Osteen, of Greens
boro. was a visitor in the county
Friday.
County Agent A. G. Hendren
and Joe Ellis, Jr. went to Maple-
I springs Saturday lor a meeting
! with the farm improvement club
i there.
Mrs. J. R. Finley, Mrs. J. C.
i MeDiarmid, Mrs. W. C. Grier
■ami Miss Ellen Robinson were
i visitors in Winston-Salem Wed-
' nesday.
I Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Hubbard |
and son. Billie, of Sparta, visited |
' Mr. Hubbard’s parents, Mr. and |
I Mrs, AV. B. Hubbard, of Moravi- I
an Falls. Sunday. 1
I Miss Louise .Melville, of Wil-|
keslioro, .spent the week-end at i
i Roaring River as the guest of |
, Misses Louise Parks and Blanche I
, Silver. j
' Mrs. Palmer Horton. Mrs. F*.
* C. Hnbliard. Airs. AA'. D. Half-,
I acre and Miss Frank Somers were ,
j visitors in AVinston-Salem Fri- j
j day. I
I Messrs. Joe Ellis Jr. and Bernard i
j Williams, of this city, attended ,
tbe funeral of Thomas AV. Self.}
! who was killed Alonday night in |
■an automobile accident, neari
AVinston-Salein Thursday. j
I Mrs. C. -A. Burgess and little ;
daughter. Betty, of Roanoke, |
A’a., are guests in the home of!
Air. and Mrs. J. M. Crawford.
Mrs. Burgess is a sister-in-law
of Mrs. Crawford.
Aliss A'irginia Tomlinson, a
member of the faculty of Moun
tain Park Institute, spent tbe
week-end with her parents, Air.
and Airs. S. A'. Tomlinson. j
Air. and Mrs. J. C. Aleadows, of I
Alartinsville. A'a., spent the week- j
end with Air. Aleadows’ parents.
Air. and Airs. R. C. Aleadows. of |
Pores Knoh.
MJm IPTances MclifOin, wfho Is,
a stident at the Womjuh’e Col
lege of th#Greater University of
North Carolina, Greensboro, vis
ited her mother, Mrs. W. H. Me-,
Neill, of this city, during ' the
week-end.
Mr. James 'Alien, a student at
the University of Florida, Gaines
ville, na., spent last week here
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs..
W. J. Allen. He was accompanied
as far as CTiarlotte Sunday by
Mr. and Mrs. Alien-
Miss Jennie Harris was’calleii
to Statesville Thursday noon to
be at the bedside of her sister,
Mrs. Carl R. Is'beB, of Lenoir
who underwent serious opera
tions at Davis Hospital Thursday
morning. The patient is getting
pn as well as could be expected.
Mrs. Isbell is remembered here as
Miss Ila Harris, the oldest daugh
ter of Air. W. E. Harris.
Your Easter
Wave
It makes no difference how
fine spun or how delicate
your hair, or what the con
dition, it is perfectly safe
with our approved methods
of Permanent Waving.
Special prices now. Won't
you call early for your ap
pointment?
PHONE 46
IDEAL
Beauty Shop
Over City Barber Shop
TO PLANT!
Use the Fertilizer that
has met all field tests
--the old reliable
V-C Fertilizers
We have just received another big shipment of V-C Fertilizer. We have
what you need, regardless of the kind of crop you want to plant. Come
to fertilizer headquarters for that good old V-C. None better. There is
no^substitute for it—the quality is always there.
Hardware Co.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
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NEW DRESSES
Fresh In Style, Diferent In Detail and So Smart, Too
Those who Avant to be well dressed may find youthful' and becoming frocks at
hour’s- authentic styles in every model—refreshing in every line, color and fabric.
And yet priced so moderately. It is inspiring to offer such smart dresses at suen
reasonable prices.
A great assemblage of the season’s smart
est frocks awaits your selection heie—
styles that were hand-picked and of course
are just right for your Easter wants-^
$9-95 and $10-95
Each of these authentic styles for sports
and street wear holds its lull quota for
fashion smartness. Dozens of newest
caster styles just received—
$4-95 and $§.95
COATS - SUITS
At Specially Low Prices For Easter
The correct fashions, the materials, tlie Avorkmanship combine to give lasting satis
faction and smartness throughout the season. At these special low prices they
should prove most attractive to any womtin Avho Avants a neAV Easter coat.
New
Footwear
MONEY-SAVING
REDUCTIONS
ON 40 SUITS
AND COATS
FOR THIS
WEEK
Now is the tmie to select your new NELLY
DON Cotton Frock. They are smart and new.
‘‘Just trv one on.”
$1.50'“$9.95
Special showing
Wed., April 12th
To add the Final Smart
Effect to each Costume
It would be difficult to
find more pleasing
styles, better quality or
more variety of models
in Footwear for Spring
and Summer than are
shown here in complete
variety. The kind of
graceful and. fashion
able shoes that will add
to the appearance of
your new costume and
our careful fitting in
sures your comfort and
satisfaction.
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Special Showing Wed.,
April 12th
A Great Sale
of Cotton
Frocks
Thru a special pur
chase made many
Aveeks ago "we got
these at a specially Ioav
price and are passing
on the savings to our
customers—these fine
materials were used
only a few months ago
in cotton frocks selling
as high as $1.50—
and the styles are
smart. And of course
the workmajiship is up
to the usual Spainhour
high standard