Want To Buy At Once!
€ANDLEWICK BED SPREADS
HOOKED RUGS AND MATS
FANCY SMALL CANNED GOODS
CALL FOR—
MRS. DAN CARTER
MRS. CARL COFFEY
AT THE JOLTINAL-PATRIOT OFFICE
RCA VICTOR
MACIC BRAIN RADIO
RALPH DUNCAN
Dealer In Electrical Supplies
Electrical Contractor Radios and Supplies
Delco-Light Plants and Parts
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CRIME!
— a Crime against the
cause of better sight. . .
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UO you rcalirc that taking a lamp
from one socket to fill another is
a CRIME? Especially since it
works an injury on persons you
desire least to injure . . . you and
your family.
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Replacing a 100-watt lamp In
your kitchen with a smaller one
from a wall bracket or a table lamp,
not only deprives you of the use
of a fixture. It punishes you be
cause inadequate light from this
smaller borrowed bulb may cause
eye strain; and it slows up work.
Protect yourself by having spare
lamps on hand at all times. Order
a carton of Edison Mazda lamps
today. Then you will be sure of
having adequate light, economically.
BETTER
LIGHT-
BETTER SIGHT
ANNUAL SPECIAL OFFER
ON LAMPS UNTIL OCT. 31
“Buy Them by
the Carton"
Tone In WSOC 11:45 A. M. Toesday—WBT 9:45 A. M.
Monday-Wednesday-Friday
Southern Public
Utilities Co.
“ELECTRICITY—^The Servant In the Heme”
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
Warrent Williams, as Philo Vance, confronts a suspect with an im
portant clue. The slightly perturbed gentleman with the mustMh is
George E. Stone,while Eugene Pallette is the curious fellow looking on.
They all appear in S. S. Van Dine’s “The Dragon Murder Case,” First
National film, to be shown at the New Orpheum Theatre W^nesday.
A Kallow'een show thar was made for your Halloween entertainment.
Hallowe’en Festival
Wilkesboro School
Lambeth To Speak
Over WBT Saturday
Gala Event for Wcnlnesday Night I Eighlli DLsirict Congressman To
Is Hponsoretl Hy Parent- j He Heard Satunlay Evening
Teacher .tssoeiation I 0; 45 to 7:00
Most everybody is planning to
attend the Hallowe’en Festival
to be given Wednesday evening,
October 31st. under the sponsor
ship of the Wilkesboro Parent-
Teacher Association in the high
school building. The program
will start at 8 o’clock.
A splendid entertainment has
been planned for the event, in-
?l«ding a short program on the
stage, fortune telling, and fish
ing booths, with good things to
eat being sold to make the eve
ning even more merrier.
O f course, everything will
have a spooky Hallowe’en back
ground, with the witches being
present amid weird decorations
in keeping with the occasion.
-Admission is only 5 and 10
cents.
sentative of the eighth district in
the national congress, will rpeak
in behalf of his candidacy on
Saturday evening, November 3,
over radio station WBT, Char
lotte.
He will be on the air for fif
teen minutes, from 6:30 to seven
o’clock. It is expected that many
people throughout his district
and in other parts of the state
will be listening In at that time.
Expression Class
At Liberty Theatre
Sirs. Einley'.s Class To .Ani>ear In
I’liblic Program On Tues
day Night
The members of the youngest.
clas.s of Mrs. Richard Finley's I
Expression and Dancing class j
will give a program at the Lib-1
erty Theatre Tuesday night. |
Some of the children are making |
their first public appearance. \
The public is asked to attend i
and see how well they do. The
program follows;
Song and Drill—"Little Man
You’ve Had a Busy Day,’’ .Mickle
Bryant, assisted by Patsy Ruth
McNeil, Betty Jane Turner, Clara
.Mae Palmer, Kate Porter, "Hop!
-Alien, Lucille Casey, Bertha Jean
Meyers, Tudie Hix, Billy Rudd
Trogdon, Betty Gwyn Finley, as
soldiers.
Recitation, “Hallowe’en,” Bet
ty Hill.
Recitation, "The Goblinls’ll
Get You, If You Don’t Watch
Out,’’ Billy Barnes.
Play, "The Spooks,”
Lucille Casey; Thlrley,
Jean Meyers; witches,
Ruth Hadley, Peggy Pearson;
ghosts, Peggy Jane Hart, Helen
Caudill; cats. Doris Casey, Geral
dine Cardwell; bats, Clara Mae
Palmer, Nancy Forester.
The members of the larger
classes will give a program In
the near future. Watch for the
date.
Senora,
Bertha
Patsy
Mickey Mouse Contest
Ends On Wednesday
The Mickey Mouse contest,
centered around Congoleum Gold
Seal Rugs, and sponsored by
Rhodes-Day Furniture Company,
ends on Wednesday. Be sure to
call at the store and get your i
entry blanks now so (that you ’
will have your answer to the
question, "What Does The Gold
Seal Stand For?” in before the
contest closes.
By just giving a few minutes
of your time to answering this
question you may win one of the
beautiful rugs being given as
prises, or the grand prise which
is a new Ford automobile.
Drop by the Rhodes-Day store
today and get full details of the
contest.
checks
COLDS
and
FEVER
first day
liquid, TabletsL Headaches
iSulTet'Naae Dropq in M alMlqil
NEWORFHEIM
THEATRE
TODAY & TOMORROW—
‘Dames^
Dick Powell and Ruby
Keeler
COMEDY AND NEWS
WEDNESDAY, OCT. 31-
‘The Dragon
Murder Case
Warren Williams and Mar
garet Lindsay
A Halloween Show made to
Order for your Halloween
Entertainment
lOc TO EVERYBODY
THURSDAY, NOV. 1
ONE DAY ONLY—
'No Greater
Glory’
The Picture Supreme
COMEDY AND NEWS
FRIDAY, NOV. 2
ONE DAY ONLY-
The Bachelor
The Comedy Hit of the
S^Rson
Also COMEDY and NEWS
BIG DOUBLE HEADER
SATURDAY, NOV. 3—
KEN MAYNARD
in a brand new Western Thriller
‘looking Guns’
‘His Neatest
Gambie’
With RICHARD DIX
Added Comedy and Serial
BUCK JONES in
..“RED RIDER” ,
Republican Candidate For
Congress, 8th K C. District
A MAN WHO is well qualified—A graduate of
Wake Forest College—Admitted to the State Bar in
1921—Formerly principal of Westfield High School
for two years—Mayor of the town of Yadkinville for
six years without opposition—County Attorney and
County Accountant for Yadkin County for past five
years—Former President of Yadkin County Lions
Club—Superintendent of Yadkinville Baptist Sunday
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School—Takes active part in fraternal organizations,
belongs to Masonic and Junior Orders—A man who
is outstanding in his profession and who has the inter
ests of his fellowmen at heart.
STANDS FOR a sound currency—A balanced bud
get—A decrease in the cost of government—Abolish
ment of useless bureaus^ and commissions—llie tak
ing of government out of business—Just compensa
tion for deserving veterans of all wars and that the
only sane controlled inflation is the
Immediate Payment 0/ the
Soldiers^ Cash Bonus
OPPOSED TO the gross injustices of the BANK-
HEAD COTTON BILL and the injustices of the pro
cessing and penalty tax—Does not believe that this
country can borrow its way out of debt and spend its
way into Prosperity.
Don’t Forget That the Congressional Ticket
Is On the State Ticket.
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