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"T^NQV^I THE JOT N. C. j- Mr. and Mn. D. T. Btish an- U»® btrth of a son, Rufua '* ■ Haeknor, Satnrday. October *4. Mlwaa Ruby Tuttle, Tbelma Wallace 'aad JaanB» Bare were Tiaitors to Winaton-flalem Satur- ■ day._^_ Meaars. John Wiakler and Wi ley .Wabater. of Wyco, W. Va.', hare been rlaltlng rrtatlTes in Wltkeaboro. MIm Mable Bush, who has been working at Danville, is hefe on a visit with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Bush. Mr. Jack Spalnhonr, student of ■ State College, spent the week-end at home with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Spalnhour. Mr. Ray Erwin, member of the editorial staff of The Charlotte Obaerver, was a visitor in the ^ WllkesboroB yesterday. Mr. and Mrs. A. H. Berry have moved from Ninth street to an apartment between Fifth and ‘d)ktb streets on B street. Mr. Fred Hubbard, who holds a position in Elkin, was at home during the week-end. He is a son of Dr. and Mrs. F. C. Hubbard. Mr. D. S. Lane, who has been: a patient for several days in a Statesville hospital. Is apparent ly Improving, friends will be glad to learn. Mr. Edward Finley, who is in school at Davidson, spent the week-end here with his father and mother, Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Finley. Mr John Henry Johnson, uni-j verslty sfudent at Chapel Hill, spent the week-end at home with j his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Johnson. Mr. Charles Hulcher, student of the University of North Caro lina at Chapel Hill, spent the week-end at home with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hulch er in Wilkesboro. Mrs. R. M. Houck, of LMolr, was a guest of Mrs. W. A. 8yd- nor a few days last week. Some Improvement is reported in the (mndttion of Mr. J. B. Howeil, Widely known Boomer citiaen who was Stricken with pa ralysis several days ago. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Hbnnan, of Lenoto, on M^day, October 2«, a 4anghter, Jtode- leln GaiL Mrs. Hertnon is known here as Mias Madeleine Harris. Big Increase Shown In Fedml Revenue Total For First Third Of Fiscal ,Yeor $0,810,366.08 Greater Than Last Year Internal revenue collections in the district of North Carolina for the first third of the current fis cal year exceeded those In the corresponding period last year by $9,816,368.08. Announcement to this effect was made by Collector of Intern al Revenue Charles H. Robert son. His statement was based on the report compiled by I. T. New ton, chief of the accounting di vision in the office of Mr. Robert son. Collections for the first third of the current fiscal year aggre gated $107,719,754.40 by com parison with collections of $97,- 903,388.32 for the firf.t third of the last fiscal year. Stork Brings Quadruplets; Daddy Faints Senath. Mo., Nov. 2.—Mrs. James Bridges gave birth to quadruplets in a two-room log cabin near here tonight, and her share-cropper husband fainted when Dr. F. W. Speidel told him the news. The children, one boy and three girls, were born from 6:30 p. m. to 6:36. Two of the girls are in serious condition, and Dr. Wilkesboro Honor Roll Second Month] ^ rirst Grade: Estprla-Anderson.' Jisttie Bryant, Daris Foster,^ Hath' lean Johnson,’’Dorothy Leva, Christine : Uarthla, Mary Smithey, Gene Lirlnsston. Btijia- betb Lynch. Jack'ilnderun. Jack Groce, J. O. Kenerly, Daniel Li ney, Sherrill McLa^ Don due, Ray Triplett, Joyce Webs; , Second Grade: Howard Ctitl. Hubert DanlTy, Robert Triplett. 1^. Reins. Dale Mathis, Betsy Barber, Regina Wright, Char lotte Jamee. " ,, Second and nird Grade: Cs' } ollne Qgllrie, Ruth Steelman, IM’* wina Brooks. Third Grade: Betty ^McLain, Britt Steelman, .Merlha’!®lon Lynch, Elisabeth' Pharr, Dettor. Fourth Grade: Mary Dnla, Stella Glass, Joyce Brooks, Rich ard Reins, Day' Watts. - Fourth and Fifth Grades: iVtor toria Roupe, Pauline Brown, Vir ginia Smithey, Maxine Roupe, Betty Jean, Linney. Fifth Grade; Stuart Blevins, Don Culler, Nancy Lee Yates, Grace Martin, Leigh WlUlamB, Lee Mayberry, Irene Sheets. Sixth Grade: Sarah Brooks, Mary Gage Barber, Barbara Ogll- vle, Allle Lou Saylors, Nell Hub- hard. Seventh Grade: Joyce Miller^ Francis Willard, Edith Roberts. Eighth Grade: Peggy Church, Rebecca Gentry, Cicely Laws, Helen Roberts, Margaret Vestal, Faye WMght. Noah James. Ninth Grade: William Scroggs, Paul York. J. B. Brookshire, Peg gy Somers, Alma Souther. Tenth Grade: George Ogllvle, Marjorie Hart, Virginia Miller, Constance Smithey. Eleventh Grade: Horace Min ton, William Gray, T. G. Foster, Mack Brock, Leonard Parsons, Madge Jennings, Lucille Adams, Kate Ferguson, Nellie Laws, Vio let Johnson. Speldel said he was trying to ob tain a nurse. Dr. Speidel, 70-year-old physi cian, estimated weights of the babies at between two and three and one-half pounds each. Mrs. Bridges is 35, her hus band 44. ' SPAINHOUR’S • SPECIALS Basement Store Special— WOMEN’S New Fall Dresses Silk Crepe and Shantung In black and brown, also the season’s newest high shades. Sizes 14 to 44.. Basement Store Special— Wool Blankets In new pastel colors, also plaids. $2.98 to $5.95 Wool Mixed Blankets In new colors. Pastel and dark shades Basement Store Special— $1,98 to $2.50 Basement Store Special— Children’s Dre^es Colorful tub fast Prints on dark and light grounds. Sizes 7 to 14. 49c Basement Store Special— New Suitings Colorful plaids. Also fancy patterns. All new colors. Yard— i9c, 25c and 29c The newest fall colors. In plaids and plain colors.- Yard— M Children’s Silk Dresses For dress up wear. Red and deei blue colors. $1.00 CHILDREN’S Knitted Dresses All new fall styles. Sizes 4 to 14 Basement Store Special— 97c 54-hch Woolens ; fall colors. In pi J.- Yard— 89c to $1.39 Basement Store Special— Sweaters! Sweaters! Women’s Sweaters and Twin Sweat er sets. The newest styles. All fall colors. $1.00 to $2.98 Children’s Sweaters Slip on and coat styles. All sizes, in new colors. 39c to $1. ONE GROUP OF Women’s Shoes Pumps, straps, ties; spike stnd medium leels; black and brown. $1.98 and $2.45 values. In bredeen sizes— $1.44 Spainhour-Sydnor Co. THE LARGESTSELECTiON OR BETTER SUITS AND COATS ■«fe , ■ »'■ ■ Fur The Furs Are: —KOLINSKY —SQUIRREL —BEAVER —CARACUL KID —RACOON * —WOLF _ ' The Colors Are: Wine, Green, Gray,' Rust Brown and Black i Your winter Coat is ycur costume for six months . . . so select a handsome affair from Spainhour’s so you’ll greet friends proudly. $16.95 to $69.50 E mmmmmm Fur Trimmed LUXURIOUS FURS The Colors Are: BROWNS, TANS, GREEN, RUST These are handsome Coats that are destined to delight and surprise ... they are the most captivating styles we’ve ever shown . . . quality that makes yo“u think the pri.ee should be more. $16.95 to $29.50 Untrimmed... 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Fur Trimmed Suits 2 and 3 pibce SOFT, LUXURIOUS FURS Usual Fabrics in all the '. ; Newer Shades’ ’Select' your Suit with 'beautiful furs that ^11 set your personality and charm off to perfection and a quality that re tains its chic for two or three years. . . in other words, choose a Spain- hour Suit. $8.95 to $39.50 $io.95 to $39.50 Smart Fall Apparel lor Boys and Girls Girls’ Fall and Winter COATS SIZES 4 TO 16 Chic youthful models in last-minute styles ... full lined with weighted silk new Tweeds . . . all wool fleeces . . . broadcloth ... in colorful fall shades .some have hats to match. $5.95 to $14.95 SKI SUITS One and Two-P^ece Models For Boys and Girls SIZES 3 TO 14 An ideal garment we say for warmth and comfort . . . made of all wool materials . . . cleverly styled . . . colorful plaid jackets. $3.50 to $8.95 BOYS’SUITS SIZES ONE TO 10 For the Little Fellow. A complete collection of styles and colors.. Some with wool flannel pants. Also Wash Suits ... tub fast . . . fall colors. $1.98 WOOL JERSEY SUITS Three-piece wool Jersey Suits. Colorful striped pull-over Sweater, with cotton Wash Blouses. $3.98 SPECIAL REDUCTIONS ON O N E G R 0 U P Fall SHOES We are making these reductions in order to close out odd sizes... most styles are not among our most recent arrivals ... but every pair is highly styled quality footwear. One group of oxfords, ties, straps and PU»PS ^ in brown and black kid, also suede and suede with kid trim. Priced to go at— $1.94 Fme FOOTWEAR Kid and suede leathers, also suede with kid trim .. . oxfords, ties, straps and pumps. These are regr ular $3.96 and $4.96 values. Priced to go at— ' « - szm 'V-y
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