r^Oor. sad C
qaei^^^tDTOa d^liJI^ery. ••»■
«bi^ l6r bridtjiif^ Jvli^
and ^thday Jfms. Phon* S«S.
Mrs. Ruby Psaadtoy. J|0 ;*‘fr.
■ ?!:> - -,.'j
IS-
Ifeu Cu’^lMys.&ve (m Yw
!tli^;Ne^ al‘ 'SI'
on’s
.^arkon’i FJ Sale
%iContinues to Attract Crowds!
jJ^RY CUSTOMER A WINNER! ! !—Scores of new
, dsstoaiers and old ones too take advantage of greatly
1%^,.
lywwered prices. Great fflvings are effected.
Every customer gets a prize in the shape of
lowered prices! Do not pay for the other fellow’s prize!
^op at CARLTON’S. You cannot lose.
li ■ •
iXTRA SPECIALS-WEEKEND
10 Cakes Large 0. K. 29c
Single Shot Gun
$5.98
Hand Soap 3c
Winchester Rifle
$4.49
Sugar, 4 lbs. 19c
Kleanbore Shells
55c
Octagon Soap, 3 for 5c
New Clubs
yt,... 50c
WASHING POWDER, 3 PACKS 5c^
WIDE RANGE WESTERN ELECTRIC
SOUND
Always
Uie Best
Always
THEATRE
A Wilkes
County
Institution
One Day Only—Monday, Nov. 4th
B. *AND G
PRODUCTIONS,
PRESENTS
INC.
THE
Cafe de Paris
FEATURING
Billy Purl
LATE STAR OF
EARL CARROLL’S VANITIES
AND AN AM.\ZING ARRAY OF OUSTANDING
STAGE STARS
Including the
CafeDe
Paris Girls
jO - People
A Guaranteed Attraction
One of the Best and Big-j
gest Shows Ever to Tour I
the South
If you want the best stage shows, don’t fail to see this
one. We have gone to great expense to give you this attraction
" and it will be impossible to get others unless you respond.
YOUR THEATRE MANAGER
3 - PERFORMANCES ONLY - 3
ON THE STAGE AT 3 P. M., 7:30 P. M., 10 P. M.
aission
iatinee
'Seats 25c
Night
Lower Floor 35c
Balcony 26c
ddldreh 10c
All Shows
ON THE SCREEN
“Calm Yourself”
With An All-Star Cast
Robert Young, Madge Evans,
Ralph Morgan and others.
^t’s the most original comedy idea of
■ the year.
• > j-f jK ■>'-jx
Stol
C. G. POIXDKXTBR
Tomlinson’s Dept.
Store Is Popular
Ufonaged by C. G. Poindex-
. ter; Large Stock of Mer
chandise Carried
Air. 0. G. Poindexter has not
been in our midst long, but since
coming to *North WUkesboro has
made numerous friends.
Mr. Poindexter was born at
Boonville. Yadkin County. After
completing his education, he en
tered the mercantile business in
Winston-Salem where he resided
for a number of years. He was
connected with Gilmer’s in Win
ston-Salem and Roanoke for four-
Candni^’f^ol^ owner of
.. P«ny. Q
j^The Key City Furniture Com
pany U-one of North Wllkeeb^ro'i,
up and coming manufacp^ng
plants. About thirty men arb em
ployed, and the compan|r’i pay
roll runa ihto much mopey in
ooitnflfYd • year, this helphj|r:^,|
bo^ the progreu of tliic' co^
|4mttulty.«The eMp0taiy' makee^V^gri
grate llythggdom BeKi|riu^
ciuii!i«;'^%lieee -being on^l«€:|^
caliy at the Bnoak
Mr. CaadHrattendeTafreii^^lb
leading fufattare
Bh4^hte£patput by,; -
nuchy ataicw is the it, t
Mr. -fMmdUl is^s
the Bearfl 'rf Seaconk.iitlte
BafUat . church, ;.aa^to ’’oie , if
North WHkeeboro’g j^ji, ananited
buali^'a '
4*.M#yattdlU teA-'«Mf,mnjU^a|f
knd his friends Ufa! 11^111^.7jnilG;
lied to see trtei-Sti^uiji^ed ;
In the manuiaetu^^l^ild.
Medicated
with ingredients of
Vicks VapoRub
Vicks Cough Drop
HINSHAW
SCHOOL OF
Beauty Culture
A modern up-to-date
school, offering :i com
plete course for ^50.0.0.
Approved and accredited
by N. C. State Board.
Write for particulars.
BOX 46.
North WUkesboro, N. C.
J.E.Cau
Furniture Plant
Eng^ed In Manufacture Of
Upholstered Furniture At
Factory Here
Mr. J. E. Caudill is another
native of Wilkes County that is
making a success in the business
world. He was born in the north
ern part of County, and like
many other young men came to
North WIilkesboro to seek his
fortune. He was bookkeeper for
the Meadows Mill Co. for a num
ber of years, but in 1928 he
launched out into the manufac
turing world for himself, estab
lishing at that time the Key City
Upholstery Co. The name has
been changed to the Key City
Furniture Co., under which name
the business is now operated. Mr.
FTllNISffBD'sttenl-liteted roomk
for rent, modern 'ronveniencee;
also garage. Cali Journal-Pa
triot. ‘ 10-81-lt.
Registration for Six Weeks Com^:
5 in Ball M>pm DancBg atj^
(. Ricksurd Fid^’s Stu^
:ondftyl NlAy'S^nnin^^^
. A ‘adkmcVA. »v*i 'J» . . » . • ifJ' wi,*..
Ik'
Fii^ PhV^ai Culture Class
^ '"■•1
iyi^ofcMri I -
a:
I .AOTerti^ Pi^
SPECIAL
PERMANENT
WAVES •
$l.oe
Shampoo and Finger
Wave 25c
Given by advanc^ stu
dents, under direct su
pervision of Registered
Ckismetologist.
HINSHAW
SCHOOL OF
Beauty Culture
OVER CITY BARBER
• SHOP
teen years, receiving that expert
merchandise training that stands
him so well now as manager of
Tomlinson’s Department Store.
The most outstanding work done
by Mr. Poindexter in the met
chandising field was with the
large City Stores organization as
buyer, this company owning some
of the largest department stores
in the country.
Shortly after marrying one of
North Wilkesboro’s fines! ladies,
Mr. Poindexter came to this city
to live, and most of the past four
years has been manager of the
Tomlinson’s Department Store.
Mr. Poindexter is a quiet sort
of man, and possesses one of the
best mercantile minds to be
found in this section.
He is pleasant to have busi
ness dealings with, is progressive
and greatly interested in North
■W^ilkesboro’s industrial growth.
He is a valued addition to our
citizenship.
Up
!■
Ideal Beauty Parlors
Oldest, yet most modern. We use the Best Materials and Sup-;
plies that can be bought. Prices lowest considering quality.
PERMANENTS
$10.00 Realistice —
$10.00 Bonat Wave
$10.00 Ideal Oil Wave
$10.00 Kerra-Tonic Wave.—
$6.00 $7.50 Regal Oil R50
$6.00 $7.50 Duart $4.50
$6.00 $6.00 Oil of Palm and Olives $3.50
$5.00 Permanent Waves as low as $150
ASK ABOUT OUR ZOTOS AND JAMAL MACHINELESS
WAVE—NO ELECTRICITY
WE SPECIALIZE
IN HAIR TINTING,
SCALP TREATMENT
AND FACIALS
Phone 46
Mrs. R. J. HINSHAW, Mgr.
MISS GtADYS CAIN ^
MRS. EDITH HALL LOWE
MISS DORIS BROOKS
-MISS LORANE THOMASON
MISS VERA BROWN
ELECTRIC
MANICURING
and
TWEEZING
THE GREATEST
FUR SALE
This city has ever known will
take place at our store
Thursday ■ Friday
NOV. 14th and 15th
Sale will close Friday, Nov.
15th at 1 p. m.
A Saving From
50% to .60%
on •
FUR COATS,
FUR SWAGGERS
FUR JACKETS
FUR SCARFS
This is without a doubt the fin
est and largest line of furs that
was ever in this city at prices un
der actual manufacturing costs.
The most desirable styles and siz
es for all figures—at prices you
never expected or even hoped for.
A liberal allowance given
on your old furs or fur coat.
Every garment backed by a
bona fide guarantee.
An expert furrier direct from
Montreal, Canada, will be with us
during this sale, to assist you in
the best possible way. We do all
kinds of expert fur repairing at
Very reasonable prices.
Harvest Sale
Now Going On... WiU Contmue
Through November
not
Big, fluffy Blankets,
less than 6 per
cent wool
Part wool plaid $2.89
$1.79
Blankets, 721.84
Fine part wool
70x80, nearly all
wool
Blankets,
95c
Ladies’ Gowns, made from
rayon satin, Ofiy*
each •rOv
Ladies’ Rayon Pan- OO^
ties and Bloomers mOC
New Fall Outings, specially
selected for this A
sale, yard %f\.
New Fall Tub Frocks, with the Fashion ^-l
Flare, all sizes, real values, each..:.._- v 1
Ladies’ Slips, with lovely laces for ^
trimmings, each —
Unbleached ‘Muslin, a special purchase makes
this value possible, yard
Quilted Cotton Batts,
weight 3 lbs. .
Men’s all-leather Belts a
real Harvest special, J C —.
each
Men’s Commander
with ncm-wilt col
lars, each
49c
Shirts,
98c
Men’s Flannel Shirts, they’ll
keep you warm,
Men’s Suede Jackets, they’re
kn^k-outs, J J qr
each ^
Furkish Towels, size A
15x30, each only__ J/C
Drastic Reductions Throughout the
Store. Save on winter merchandise by
paying us a visit during our Harvest
Sale.
TOMLINSON’S DEPARTMENT STORE
' -t I - ' ■ . , . -s' -
PHONE 406
OPPOSITE LIBERTY THEATRE
NORTH WILKESBORO. N..I
MEMBER THE NORTH WILKESBO^^^^E EXP>^SI(^