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^^'L *' 'S 'M B ? 1 tk« hit of tii« a««- ^cicwfo'iRiwrbut.* ■ ‘ --I: Wllkwboro hut Frl- atter hWloeas mat- ■ IMi M-. - Sockwell, Mrs. 0.j,Cj Miss Ruth Colvan) In Charlotte Wed- Edna Johnson, of le. Va., is spending >a hore with her aunt, Mrs. BaHU. Mrs. H. B. Smith an- birth of a daughter, Anne, on Tuesday, Oc- ^ M^ Kate. Finlejc has cetttisBd- to Mew York City after sodding ¥^"a'nd Mrs. 1. R. Finley. J. R. Marlow^spent' Wed- h^i^^l^in Taj^orsville with 'he^ daughter, -Mrs. Barnes Camp- iH&l. Vi V Come Tuesday night, October the 22nd, to North Wilkesboro high school auditorium to see Cicero Step Out with Miss Mc- Whiffle at eight o’clock. Hr. Manly Darlington, of Chi-, aago, IIU, was killed in :an. ftnto- mobile accident in. Chicago Satr urday night. He is a former resi- ;.dl!«?4|f North Wilkesboro, and a 'son ;Qt the late W- M. Darling ton. The public is 'inrited to attend the iWeflt card party'to be giv en by the North Wilkesboro''Wo man’s ciuh at the Legion ‘ cluht-’ house tomorrow evening, Friday 18. Now is the time to' make 'up your table. Twenty-five cents will be charged for each player. Are you planning to attend the benefit card party at the Legion clubhouse Friday evening, Oc tober 18. Your friends will be ex pecting to see you there. Mrs. N. O. Smoak car- son, George, to Leea- I e College at Banner Elk iay. The P.-T. A. requests that you see “Cicero Steps Out,’’ a musi cal comedy, Tuesday night, Oc tober the 22nd, at the high school auditorium at 8 o’clock. '>r. and Mrs. John M. De'Vane, ] Fayetteville, were guests of and Mrs. J. C. McDiarmld at iialr home on E street, Tuesday, j Mr. John Tull went to Char-1 Tednesday to see Mrs. Tull, I rho M a patient there in the j sbyterian Hospital, I Miss Barbary Johnson, daugh ter. of Rev. and Mrs. Roby John son. of this city, has recovered from a serious operation perform ed at a Statesville hospital. ir. and Mrs. J. C. Champion, Shelby, were the guests of Mr. ind Mrs. R. R. Church, in Wil- sboro, Tuesday. Miss Mary Nichols, student at A. S. T. C., Boone, spent the pust week-end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. M. Nichols, at Crick et. ;|ndigestion? ■Mrs. Joe Ivey will return Sat urday to Myrtle Beach, S. C., after spending several days here with her mother, Mrs. F. D. For ester, and other relatives. you have never tried R-149, famous remedy that ba.s red so succeesful in tiious- of homes for the pa.st forty If you suffer from Indi an, Gas, Headache, Nausea, ness, Overeating and Drink- try a bottle and be convinc- i Miss Mae Adams, after spend- ! ing two weeks with relatives and ' friends in W’inslon-Salem and at tending the fair there, has re- , turned to her home on North j Wilkesboro Route one. Mr. Sold In 50c and 2.5c sizes at Ivan Absher, well known i youn.g mail of this city, under- lorton Drug Co., Kc.vall Drug I went an operation for appcndi are, Branie Drug Store and i pj,jy q},e Wilkes Hospital M’ed- nesday inornin.g. His condition is reported as satisfactory. FUkee Drug Co. The condition of .Mr. Joe Dar- lin.gton. of M’inston-Salem. who has been critically ill with blood poison, is somewhat improved, j He Is a son of .Mrs. Mattie Dar lington. of this city. October Meet of Wilkesboro P.-T. A.; Att«idance Large An unusually large number In attendance and a very interest ing program made the October meeting of the Wilkesboro P.-T. A. an outstanding success. The meeting was opened by devotion al exercises conducted by Mr. Story. In accordance with the usual custom of having the grades take turn about in pre senting a program Jor the P.-T. A., the seventh grade students, under the direction of their teacher, Mrs. Hartley, had pre pared a program for the occasion. Their songs and reading, all car rying out the Hallowe’en theme, were very well rendered and were much enjoyed. Mrs. L. B. Dula talked on the Importance of home and community influences upon children. Mr. Dixon sang two pleasing solos. The president. Mrs. J. C. Hub bard, presided over the meeting, with Miss Stafford, chairman of the program committee, an nouncing the program numbers. Mrs. Dula announced that the fi nance committee was sponsoring the sale of a cleaner, “Shino,” and asked that members cooper ate by purchasing this product. Mrs. Edwards made a plea for full membership of parents. It was decided by a unanimous vote to Join with North Wilkes boro P.-T. A. in inviting the dis trict meeting of the P.-T. A. to the Wilkesboros for next year. .... V Th* latest atid most modern seitnd* tysfm' devikedf by the Western^ Electric coippsny has been installed at ' the Liberty Theatre and is now being used. - The new system reprints; a greaL- Improvement over the one formerly used_ln tb^ j.t. U Wide’ range'sound that * brifigs ' out every tone and freQOeiiey that were lacking with other systems and covers the house thoroughly In such a manner that sound can be heard distinctly in every TOht in the theatre. The new system has only been out of Western Electric labrator- ies for about 30 days add, ac cording to the engineer who was here to install it, it is the first to be used in North Carolina. Virginia Undertaker Facing Charges of Murder In Knife Death of 21-Year-Old Bride ONE FILLINO STATION 8 mll«^ out on Boone Trail; cheap. A^ so 5 acres of land close Ia>. , €>ke&i> as dirt. Boy, get you a home! THIRTEEN ACRES close In., three-room house, barn, ga rage, well, spring branch; best place for raising chickens, small scale farming and truck ing. SI.YTY ACRES OP LAND, 30 in cultivation, 10 acres bottom land, six-room house, barn, crib and orchard; eight miles out. The price is right. ■Wh.shington, Oct. 15. — Jail doors slammed against William H. Peaguer, 50-year-old Culpep per, 'Va., undertaker, tonight aft er a coroner's jury ordered him Beticr held in the fatal slashing of Mrs. Willie Mae Wood, 21-year- old bride of three weeks. A charge of murder rested a- gaiiist Reaguer after the jurymen ordered him held for the grand jury. He was not admitted to bail. FIFTY .4CBES OF L.4ND near Millers Creek on good road, 10 acres in woods, balance clear ed, lays fine, mostly level, good farming land, no buildings. Buy Now. Real Estate Is Going Up! J. I. MYERS Real Estate This decision was reached aft er the jury heard a bizarre story of a five-year, romance that end ed when police found Mrs. Wood in a Washington hotel early last Saturday, her throat slashed from ear to ear. By her side lay Reagu er, his wrists and arms hacked. Gnarled, tanned and plainly Uiervous, Reaguer, the father of two married daughters, did not take the stand at today’s proceed ings. WATCH OUT! Coining Soon THE ORIGINAL «; REXALL ; Sale Ic Sale Hear These Triie Spectacle! Actioi! Romance! TODAY %AND FRIDAY Claud Rains — Cary Grant Gertrude ’ Micbael IN “THE aST OUTPOSr By the Produeers of “Lives of a Bengal Lancer’’ One of the Greatest War Pictures Ever Screened A Cast of Thousands. Partially Screened in Mesopotamia EXTRA ADDED ATTRACTIONS Duke Ellington Edwin C. Grantland in HiD Rice Symphony in Black News l^rtlight AND A GREATER TREAT TO COME ■ MONDAY-TUESDAY WEP.-THURS Wallace Beery, Jackie Coop- Her Latest and Greatest er, Spanky McFarland JOAN in CRAWFORD “O’SHAUGHNESSY’S in BOY” “I LIVE MY LIFE” LIBERTY THEATRE WILKES COUNTY INSTITUTION R. H. McNElLL NOT AFTER NOMINATION FOR GOVERNORSHIP Mr. Roscoe Grayson, of Trade Tenn.. a brother of Mr, J. C. Grayson, of this city, is a patient in a Statesville hospital, where he underwent a major operation Tuesday. ' f. Vecial PER.\L\NENT WAVES .Mrs. W. J. Bason has resum ed her work as social service I supervisor for the county relief ! and WPA office afte,r an illness I of several days. Her many friends I are glad to learn that she has re- I covered. Shampoo and Finger Wave 2.5c Mrs. Dick Sale, of Winston- Salem. spent .Monday and Tues day with her parents, Mr. and .Mrs. L. M. Jarvis, of Roaring River. Sho was accompanied to I her home in Winston-Salem by her siot-'v. Miss Vena Jarvis. (Continued from pa.go one) should head the state Given by advanced students, under direct supervision of Registereti Cosmotologist. HiNSHAW SCHOOL OF Beauty Culture OVER CITY BARBER SHOP Mrs. S. P. Mitchell and little son. Phil, left Tuesday for Wash ington. D. C. to make their fu ture home. Mr. Mitchell holds a government position in Washing ton and has been there for some time. ■Are \vp read.v for fall and wint- er? The answer is YES! Tliis sea son we have put forth our best efforts to place within the reach of worthy people more for their money.—The Goodwill Store. 'Tlie I Place for Bargains. ficiencies, ticket.” Mr. McNeill, an attorney, has spent a great part of his time in Washington, and friends feel that ill the national capital he has ac quired knowledge of public af fairs and public policies whicli should prove very valuable to the state in the event of his nom ination and election to the gov- ernprsliip. Parenthetically, he is much opposed to “the submerg ence of the states and the con tinued encroachment by the fed- I eral government upon the rights of the states.’’ He considers as "very unfortunate'’ the spectacle of "the state going, w-ith its hat in its hand, to Washington every time it wants something.” Although it is true tha' Mr. McNeill states in plain language that he is "not seeking the nomi nation for the governorship of this great commonwealth,’’ it al so is true that a careful reading of his statement fails to disclose any unequivocal declaration that he will not makp the race for the governorship next year. 35c SCRUB TUB 19c A 30c 25c lOc 50c $1.25 17“x22” BROOM 10-qt. WASH Window ALARM Congole- PAIL PAN Shade CLOCKS um Mat 15c Limit 1 15c Limit 3 5c Limit 3 33c 95c 5c BIG NYAL FOR 1 SALE fow Going On Two Items For the i Price of One This Week -AT THE- 'RKES DRUG CO, ‘A GOOD DRUG STORE” )NE 48 “ON THE SQUARE” NORTH WILKESBORO, N, C. ,5c Hand SOAP . large cake 3 for 10c Octagon SOAP Small 2c Large 4c Correction In reportin.g Monday that Dr. Gilreath, well known physician here, was recovering from a re cent illness, it was erroneously stated in The Journal-Patriot that he had suffered an apoplec tic stroke when as a matter of fact he was suffering from an injury sustained in a fall some time ago. Table Ware—Dishes, Plates, Bowle.s, Tea-cups and Saucers, a solid car load just received. Hi^ prices shot to pieces.—The Good will Store. 0 y-t WANT ADS FOR RENT—.Small house or part of house, close in. See W. L. Yates. 10-17-lt-pd Fttl'ND: Pair of spectacles. Own er may have same by identify ing and paying for this ad. The Journal-Plilribt. 10-17-lt FOR SALE — 'niorou^beed Scotch Collies. See C. E.’’Had-- ley at Jenkins Hardware com pany. 10-17-lt. FOR S.ALB—Handpainted pla ques, pictures and pottery, suit able for bridge prizes, wedding and birthday gifts. Phone 362. Mrs. Ruby Pendley, 309 “E’’ street. 10-10-tf. 0. K. SOAP Small 3c Large, 4c SUGAR 4 lbs. 19c 4 lb. limit 9 X 12 LINOLEUM RUG $4.98 Big Assort ment Scissors 19c Work Gloves 10c pair Winchester RIFLE $4.25 Fri. & Sat. J. C. McDIABMID NOTARY PUBLIC Office Cor. 0th and G Streets Clotbes Pins 3 doz 10c Carlton's Hardware FALL FESTIVAL SALE! During our Fall Festival buy your needs at a saving. WHY PAY MORE? Try to beat our prices. LOOK FOR THE YELLOW PRICE TAGS. RED COASTER ^ WAGONS Roller bearing, all-steel. Large .size 10-in. wheels, 3-4-in. rubber tires $2.95 Medium size $2.50 Smaller size $1.50 Little Fellows 95c AH rubber tires. Wooden Bowls 25c Big assortment Enamel- ware - - 25c Tea Spoons, 4 for ..... 5c 36-ft. Plow Line 2.5c Cotton Rope, lb 25c Old English Wax 75c 1 lot Rubber Hose, ft 4c Brass Wash Boards 39c COLEMAN KERO SENE LAMP Now use kerosene in place of gas. Brilliant light— $5.75 Axes on handles, made by KELLY, regular $1.65 Axe, Sale only $1.2§ Our Customers say: CARLTON^S Sal es are REAL Sales! Disston Hand Saws 85c KeUey Axe $1.10 Disston X Cuts $1.98 Simonds X Cuts $6.49 Files J. 10c, 15c r 4-ft. Chick Wire - $2.25 Horse Collars $1.15 (Sizes: 19. 20, 21) Collar Pads, any size 40c $2.50 Bridles $1.50 Team Harness, set.. $16 Lanterns - 65c Plow Handles, pair ...25c Heaters $1.49 Andirons — - 98c Fire Screens 98c Black Sift Polish „ 14c Coal Hod 29c Stove Pipe 14c Carlton s FaD Festival St arts FRIDAY Enamel Cotrfi Pot 25c Tin Dish Pan 15c Can Opener . 3c Step-on Garbage Qan. 39c Quart Furniture Polish 19c BIG FOCUSING FLASHLIGHT 35c BABY SIZE FOCUSIKIB 35c . ^ Silverware, each 9c Combination Food and Sausage . $1.45 Cold Pack Canner 98c Store-wide Stock Reduction. Look for tbe Yellow Tag# DUST PAN 6c > MOUSE TRAPS 4 for 5c Large Vegetable BOWL 19c Iron Fry Pan 33c Aluminum ] DIPPER 8c Remington Butcher Knife ^ 19c 10-quart J] Enamel Pail 35c Kkan Bore' smells;^ 50c Fii'A- .J4' Fall Needs-Winter Necessities - Things Needed Now - Buy at a Saving! j Enamel Wash PanJ 10c i
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