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ton, i trIB aicttiiiuite ^ »«▼« I^ute^nor ^imd _ ^ Jinotltor •' enuiitaK 4^a>t: “»d P. Nye^XR) N. D., , M upon Ktn return from , wa^bukud ttortiivwt. J After a lurr^ of public cent!, wye rejfoHei tbat: NRA has failed m a re- ' HM«ry acency. The AAA has aided farmers •W they are opposed to making ■An BMmanent lecture of Amer- ■M *«rlcultural life. “i .A The Republicans ■will nonl- •■te either Ogden L. Mills, for- 9m Secretary of Treasu -y; Unlt- fd States Senator David Reed mS « _ ni»EAt 06 IS PREDICTED BY NYE The . ^ . ■... ■ • forced bwauM they can’t eh- , force tt. 'Small ‘ hnaineas is h»>^ Ing dppreaied^^ Monopolies % are unrestrelnedJ Tike erases of foihe 'workers have been raised but this has xeaulted in the wages of others being lowered.’* >. Y«^ Valley Co. . iMiiing Couirtety Cards World’s Fair The Yadkin Valley Motor Company, local Ford Dealers, Is Issuing courtesy cards for people who plan to attend the Century Of Progress Exposition in Chica go. One of these Ford courtesy ’ j; 1^, Cehbmte: Oil*$ BfbmMj Bto' - ' ■r 'i;>- —i.>aYiu r\eea. Pennsylvania, or Reji. James prove Invaluable to --iiiowiea JKown^In C9ty i KISIMII I- ~IS.II. rtY|;.4^tt(Jh Wdtten Are; Dangorousft ''Goa^r mitfure .auitt»ni6.,Wh« s»(’4ii»e88lo* ^^Meworth (R). N. Y., for the liueldency In 1936 and will op- Jwae retention of any “new deal” ^ . fesislatlon. i. President Roosevelt has not •weng far enough to the “left” to please the nation’s liberal •toment. Mye scoffed at reports that Mepublican party leaders had , been weaned away from die-hard •OMervatism and were prepared ■ to meet the liberals part of the twy In 1936. "The elephant hasn’t learned O thing,” he said emphatically. "The party will nominate Mills,’ Meed or Wadsworth. An ultra- r COBservative platform, opposing eo^nsion of new deal achieve ments, will be offered the voters. "The result: Another crushing defeat at the polls. Leaders are making the mistake of believing that dissatisfaction In some sec tions over some phases of the Mw deal Is a signal for the re turn of Coolidge and Hoover eonservation. Anyone, not blind, knows this isn’t true.” Despite reports to the con trary, Nye said he wouldn’t have time to aid the Republican na tional committee in the congres sional elections in the North west. But, he said he would cam- World’s Fair visitors. The card introduces the visitor at The Ford Exposition Building and entitles him to be shown over the fair and the dty by Ford representatives. Some from here | who have attended the fair have j found the courtesy card a great; help. The cards are given out with out cost by the Yadkin Valley Motor Company to anyone plan ning 10 attend the fair. GEORGE SPRUILL, OF ROCKY MOIJNT, SLAIN Rocky Mount, July 23. — George E. Spruill, 59, formerly a Baptist minister and at pres ent operating a grocery store here; was found dead before his safe early today, his skull crush ed with heavy blows from a sharp instrument police think was an axe. Receipts of Saturday’s sales were missing and a jury hastily summoned by Coroner M. C. Gulley, of Nash’ville, concluded that he was murdered and fixed robbery as the motive. The body was discovered at 7 o’clock today by Henry Gray, negro, who went to the store to make a purchase. Police found w«,v. uc Spruill in front of the safe as if Halgn in Wisconsin for Senator \ be had been killed as he opened Robert LaFollette and in New. tbe door. John Ellen, son-in-law Mexico for Senator Bronson the slain man, said he drove Cutting, both members of the'i Spruill to the store at 11 o’clock little Senate progre.ssive bloc, up Sunday night and that aftei • • • •• .1 .> I., ... ^ for re-election. Nye said he found complaints on every hand aaairst the XRA.j Representatives camp.nieniiig f->r| re-election in the Norlhwest. h.'' declared, are •‘scft-pedailinc the NR.A every cl'aiice ilw vet." “The .NR.-V is a fnilnre," he | contiuiied. "! isn’t being T he •eventy-flfth annlveraary of the foundin9 of tho petroleum Induetry will be celebrated this August at TItuevHIa, Pennaylvania, wh«n the Drake Well Memorial Park will ba dedicated. This thirty aere tract aurrounda the famoaa flrat producing oil v/oll in this coun try which waa brought In on Auguat 27th, 1869. Inaat ahowa Bam Smith, who atlll recidea In Tltuavllla, at the alt# of the well which ho helped drill. The tremendoue growth of the oil Industry tinoe then is Indicated graphically In the above aerial photograph of tha Bayonne, Now Jeraey, rellnerlaa of tha Standard Oil Company of ggi New Joreey. Thle is Juet one of jn9r« th|« 409 rtfln*rlff •* Pf***"* ^ operating In thia country. vantage of the kindnMS tif handaome^ conceited author(^lii> laenaiUe secretary' helps him .nn- tangle'^affaifa that endanger hie life. W.' Baxter, B. Amep, R. Hndaon?^-0 r p b e u m ' TTi^re Thursday^ and Friday. - m ^ Given Atf hoj AadiitfrioB li MtHiday. Bvenfaf^ Local Fvniitare Men Attend High' Point Show 'f. III 4*^ Messrs. C. G. Day and C. S. Cotter, veil known local furni ture men, were among those at tending the Ilieh Point furniture show last weekr* While nt the show they placed orders for much new furniture which will be added to the Rbodee-Day stock within the next few days. Servicea At Charity There will be preaching serv ices by the pastor, Rev. W. H. Benfield, at Charity Methodist church near Millers Creek Sun day morning at eleven o’clock. The public is Invited to attend. .. . ,c- ^ Singing cbm' oi tba Masonie Orphanage at Oxford win render a^eoneertin the dty school audl- torinm, Monday evening at eight o'clock! ■” ^ The anpnal visit of the orph anage clgss te always an antici pated event by loTet*8 of good entertainment. A splendid clase of girls and boys Is making * tour of the state this year and the program that Is being ren dered Is of a high type. Proceeds from the admission charge, will be used by the orphanage. The public Is cordli^ ly Invited to hear the progrw The class this year Is travd „ by bus as usual. During their stay in North Wllkesboro they will be entertained in the homes of members of the fraternity and other friends of the orphanag^ Whale skin takes the place chewing gum in Greenland. Mellon’s Poor Cousin Is Found. Residing In Dingy House Surrounde d By Trash wards he heard him niovin about, apparently preparing tor ■.led. He slept in the store regui- ,i!y. T'i'.e bed had lu-en slepi in ri’id Sarnill wa-' fully elotlied a lai* tody was found, lead- ■I e !o euiielude that li dd': ■■arly loilay. -f?- I vt ^I'ckorv D'.'-.v-v,s Irt M>ch:iran L V. -fjj; ..rr; T H E A E Pride of North Wilkesboro a THURSDAY- FRIDAY— JOAN CRAWFORD in 'Sadie McKee’ With FANCHOT TONE Note: “Sadie McKee” is not recommended for children. SATURDAY— BUFFALO BILL, JR. in ‘Riding Speed’ EXTRA: EXTRA! THE LIFE OF JOHN DILLINGER PUBLIC ENEMY NO- 1 PIu^ Rin Tin Tin, Jr in “THE WOLF DOG’ 6th Ch.apter li lieiv .1-1-. 2:!.- I’iGph • 1). ■ ■ 1 g.'M'. ^'ieli.. ;. ,!r!;n W. .v.-reji ■■ ': . t \ ■ ■■ elfUn i.' .iaiib.ial. ne- -Mivi’ r-'cei-ed by rela- today. of ihi -. as kiuie'si'd overboard as a sud- di n fliange of the wind swung tlie lioom of the boat against him. A friend. Jack Clark, also of Maske.gon. was drowned when he leaped into tho water in an ef- ftirt to save Ballew, it was re- .oorted. The bodies w'ere not re- Pittsbur.e. Pa.. July 23.—A “poor cousin’’ of Andrew W. Mellon, the millionaire banker, was found today living in con tented poverty amid a scene of empty packing boxes, rusty cans and other tenement debris. He is .gray-haired William An drew Mellon, son of the late Samuel Mellon, only brother of Judge Thomas Mellon, the noted banker’s father. Inveslieators, called to the dingy little house tnekep. ajvay bclwoen imposing strnctnre.s in the Pittsburgh triniigle section by erroneous renorts the PO- ver’‘-'-ld ni.'*u 'Vi!.'- ip n"’'.l. f.T’O'’ him living tier''. hapTily. ■‘1 V. !>rli’'Vi 'r:'l-j tn>-. iilr.'- I '.,, in , ( ...■■■■t-' !’i I’ - hc-il ■e'- ji,,, -i. -■'-1. “i IK' 1 tb.'s piece h.'fs''se t ;i V.M'- e ho'--'-'-J t'e.-wl -iiifl T can i -'d .sliu'.y. fiiiid.. G. O. P. CHIEFS PLAN FOR SPEAKING TOUR Washington, July 23.—A na-1 tion-wide Republican speaking campaign for the coming con- gres ;c.ial elections was formu lated today by G. O. P. chief tains in their drive to capture senate and house seats and gov- ertiorships. The list of speakers to be Cool Your Kitchen!:^ COOK ELECTRICALLY . . . CHEAPER AND BETTER EASY TERMS ONLY f 5 DOWN Mrs. James Elledge Claimed By Death Highly Esteniieil Lady Of Moun tain View Community Pass es Away . _ Sarah Ann Sebastian Elledge, I highly esteemed resident of the! S. P. U. Company Hays community, passed away Wednesday afternoon at 5:15. She had been in ill health for some time. She was 87 years and eight) ,..i,- ... ... , days of age, a daughter of the called upon was kept confiden-] late William Sebastian and Eliza lial but it was learned that both! Grimes Sebastian. She was mar- liberal .and conservative party ^ried to James Elledge, who pre- nipmhcr.s will be asked to 'alte‘ceded her in death. She leaves .> !h.e s’limp. one son, A. N. Elledge, of North # Concentrated effori lo rer-'hi Wilke^ioro route 1, and many | "'ual scat.s in Tubl v.-.d- neighbors and friends who are, j iif.pthwp.steru ' ! - ^saddened at lier passing. .5 d from w.s! h-a-:- Tiie funeral service will be | I . . h1-i. o. held this afternoon at Hoymea- | jjathing Alcohol ’’vualnr Levis of dow at three 0 clock with Revs $ Mnnt.h c : oi Hio Demo- J. ?l. Oveens anJ Mo:»roe Dillarfi .> . ■-1 i-' cha;”-’:. '.vlH t)^? :n the $ c; t* err. -'M hr A-i si’inr t Save On Your Drug Store Needs HERE ARE JUST A FEW OF THE MANY SPECIALS YOU WILL HYD IN OUR STORE: Milk of Magnesia, full pint - - 34c Wine of Cardui — - - ■ Coty’s Powder and Pei iUino Combiiiatioti .... ; 'cl .0 r. i i ,'a'ic.i.st an appeal lo ■ ■ u . lieiir:- - '• v-r L.,-- r.o(v.-'ivplt iidmiii- • i-ariisuH basis. “Pa'l iinon our iia'.i'inal iip ^ ron in llie name of ilie patriot-! ! u". tl'.at i.s tri'lv in tlie hea^'t of ,.e k'v v.'lh'f -'u'l-rica: hnsorcli nil. to put hc- ili-i I'-av'. iiiiui the President and aroun.l an.l oj'f-’riHl ban and liis governmciic I ’n-iAtii!,; C; 111''tery. ,,.,j XV -I Plot Iv -liin-'-l fr.-.-n iIk- wes* “so’iie- wiii'out ihu Knowledge .liil'.' r in-m’-Kr.-i c.l t ie .. .,,1 he ill!-' ' S'! '■,11 fX TrLoy' '■■'f Cl eC.A IPS; !-i* r.WI iim-‘ rao’ C!«. ',r I'-.,, ■.I'- h. ;.r. 01 u i': ■.-■’I Hit;' Amp -.1 i-f hi . --- , , _ Construction company, nd. | courage of bravery, the loyalty coiwiM and aforney for tho Mel- >f d-v«lion,’’ Lewis said. Com- oi-esiate iplorost, to see’manrt o"'' to forsake tir Th:. .hnbbiiv-clad man said, konl'd parlisanship of false name ••but l'told him I like it here. and end the pretense of patnot- “I batch’ along, .getting my 'S'" political profit, own breakfast and bome-cooked The conference of Sinners from the lady next door. leatTers here today, led by Hen- Bul Fred said that Andy wanted j ry l’. f at least to take care of any | national committee is the first deficit in my monthly budget and : of a senes scheduled on cam^ they have been sendiu.g me mnn-1 PaiKn plans. Senator Hastings of then ” Delaware, and Representative ‘'’"'"once Had Wealth | Bolton, of Ohio, vice-chairman of In addi-ion to reading and the Republican senatorial-con- sTSsu- s ,21 Kiryiis&’suc irr'ir.u1re'whTr£ develop I was going to obtain *■' .i; ly Relief | ■! L—North $ t- give’ grants % o fed- s Nystptol Mouth Wash, pint - - Ipana Toothpaste .. Minenii Oil, pint . .. Mineral Oil, qua-L Piofes,sional l.-ontal Cvean^, tube .... Woodlmry’s So 'p, 3 for Kle-tnex l almolive Shampoo Wilke^ j covered, it was said. I .V graduate of the University ! of North Carolina, Mr. Ballew had been in Michigan for the la.st 15 years. He served for a time as city manager of Sturgis. .Mich., before organizing the con struction firm at Muskegon. The deceased served in the United .States navy during the war. ■ - r-.’c - ’-r roliof ■ fiflminis- 2 ifcHon. most of v.hisi' •'•ill b-'> S di'jhursed in the state di'ring ^ ' Angnst. tviih a small sum to ^ care for obligations incurred this t.iontli, according to an an- | nr-'iT-’”’mcnf by acting .Adminis- 5 trator Aubrey Williams. -1 ■ Though“the7e‘'are~sorae cases of American foul brood in the ^ apairies of Burke county, the | sourwood bloom gives promise j, of a good crop of honey. 11 SAM CASSEL, Manager PHONE 4S ON THE SQUARE A GOOD DRUG STORE I j where he will confer tomorrow finar- "iih .Senator Dickinson and Rep- WAOT ADS FURNISHED OR UNFl’RMSH- j ED Rooms for light house-! keeping for rent. Mrs. Sam Ward, 1113 E St. 7-26-lt-pd '•'ineral services were lield at ilcr cliurch on Wednesday MONDAY TUESDAY morning C.ALL 229 or S»9 tor Cut Flow-,; ers, Corsages and Designs. | [ Special—Northern grown ros-!] es, ?1.50 a dozen. Davis, The ' Florist. 7-26-11 ms MAItKSRI iinii>.ii?«(E6it?f8:. A pQt'O.m.cu-'it. r'ic!vra;ijl Funeral Services For ! ■i ",.s ' resentative Thurston of Iowa, Mrs. Nancy E. Robinson cisi^^d front sources^out^ ^ ' i-.■t h'>.r.nrncd tbev became in-1 spern.ii-g .i.-a'i jiuu u 1.-. mai.ii .Y ' rvestf d and Andy has protnised | Bickinsrn and Thnr.ston. Repre- , ,, senlative Britten, of Illinois, and . . - r\.,.l’-.w M'Uon one. Senator Robinson, of Indiana, AVfBL .SELL !?200 Crmltt Memo- •V Vt f T 4l!o t and lire emic'tml to make speeches. ■ randum on any new Chevrolet j orkcrl m the T. ..lellon ana • , great .saving to purchaser, j Revival At Frteni4sbij3 * See or call Charles McNeill at. i| , welfare office in courthouse In i Revival services are 11. pro-. -^^,i,jjegi,oro. ' 7-16-tf, ... - gross at Frieudsi ip Methodist —— ! i".y(s did tiol aseist in the s-rv-i ce as was reported last week. of last week for Mrs. itohiU-sen. well knewii resident of Mulberry township i .s Attention! Porch Rockers and all Porch Furni wtio died July IS- j i,-irik, h'nnch'r.d in 1 870. hutj The .servico was conducted . ,t{.ath of Andrew’s fa-j iievs. .1. .■,1. Ovvens, .Mouroe ),c went west, and lost his I iiird a.'id 1>. O. Ch ary. Rev, Kd | ‘‘ ^ railroad enterprise. money in a railroad enterprise. ^ _ Silling on a box in a Millers Creek this' NOTICE—I Imve a fev.’ (borough- haoUyard, the niari talkoa of nisi , , Rend Journal-Patriot ads. ; adventures wiin ana ivithont week. Much interest has been re , ! riches With resr,ect to the ?1.50 Ported r.F fne meeting so far and- = '- eel lv relief he formerly re-i i!'e ptihiic is invited to all serv-' c-ived from the co-ir.;y, he said: ,'vos. ‘That was a raisteko. Last | Penny WATCH FOR BiG Remnant Sale —AT— BELK’ August 4th I -fpmiary I went to ask for some i coal and they ,iusi began sending ' me the money.” Read .l!in.i'..a!-Pa.,.jet ao’ bred White Irish Collie pup-j; pies for sale at real ’Dargaini;; prices. See me at The Goodwill 1 ^ Store or my home one mile ^ west of Wilkesboro on river, road, Charlie Howard. b 7-26-lt-pd,: New Case Of Spotted Fever Reported In Yadkin County Elkin, July 24.—A second case of Rocky Mount spotted fever has developed in Yadkin county, it was learned here today. Minor ■Vestal, seven-year-old son of Mr., and Mrs. Earl Vestal, of near Boonville, Is the victim, accord ing to the county health officer who is positive that the disease was transmitted by ticks. The first case, diagnosed a week ago as Rocky Mountain spotted fever in Yadkin, Is now convalescent, and this newest case Is respond ing satisfactorily to treatment. Davidson county growers are showing more interest in obtaln- ling 'wheat seed known to be of good origin in order to maintain a high fluttiitjt’ioif gram. Fulcai. wt's do 'ftelj l Le(> has A getSMito ^ ft** M UOTICIP mAT A M 9iAKT >P ‘gni Ail HU. 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