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FERTILIZER
For Your Coro This Season
and harvest a better crop this Fall. ..Merco is
made RIGHT and'is bes^ for crops and land.
Drive hi For Your Needs
YOU WILL FIND PRICES THAT WILL BE
SURE TO PLEASE YOU
We Pay Highest Cash Prices For Crossties
(No Mixed Oaks Wanted)
Wilkes Tie &
Feed Store
Forester Avenue
ISAAC-ELLER, PROPRIETOR
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Wholesale and Retail Grocerfes, Flour, Seeds
NowOpeu For Business In the
Snyder 8ui|diiig, Next Door to
Pripcess Cafe
Harville’s
The public is cordially invited to visit
our store today or later, and let us
explain our “Budget Pay Plan”, or,
better still, open an account on your
first visit.
The Best InXawlies’ Wear is Our Aim and at
Pri^M Tkl$ Will Be the Best iis the City.
We List Below a Few of Our Outr
standing Items Carried:
Dresses Coats Suits Hats
;s (^ove Lingerie
Ihoe and Hosiery
BE SURE TO COME IN RIGHT AWAY
HARVILLE’S CREDIT
CLOTHING STORE
jwonigMrre Skaw,
^and M^r4U9y Make Calls
In WUkeS^This Week
Four represss^ves ot State
College and the extension service
have paid visits tOjWlllcee county
this week. ...is '
On Tuesday C. F, Parish, poul
try BpeciaUst, pasoeJ^through tho
county en route to other points
and stopped to confer with Coun
ty Agent A. Q. Hendren and poul
try gro'Wers. On the same d^
Luther Shaw, agronomist, was' In
the county and yest^'day H. R.
Nlswonger, orchnrd gpWlallst, vis
ited a number ot ocohafd deanon-
strationa. 0. P. Mctrary, d.ljidrict
agent, is expected Thursday ,lor a
short visit. —
CELEBRATE lOTH
ANNIVERSARY OF -
RHODES-DAY CO.
(Continued from page one)
of the company, Mr. Day said
that the policy of fair dealing
with the public has first conslde-
ratdon and that every precaution
Is taken to guarantee a" fair deal
to each customer. Among other
reasons given Is the fact that the
company’s representatives are on
the hlert to keep up with the fur
nlture Industry, attend the furni
ture KCpoeitions at Chicago and
the southern shows, and ond^vor
St all times to carry a wide va-
g^ty of furniture and home lur-
^^Ungs for the most modest and
fiirmhle homes as well
Why Suffer With Colds-Pam
?— TAKE COOK’S —?
CCC
And Be Relieved
Rates: Ic A Word
(MINMirM'CHARGE 25c)
FOR RENT
NORTH WILKESBORO, N.
FLUMSUBD APABXldENT, liv
ing room.. bedroom, breakfast
room, glpibin. bath, close, in.
Modern oonvenlencee, mltahner
for couple. See Absher Real
Estate Co. Phones 299 and
252. 6-6-lt
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Transplanted To
mato Plants, lOo per dozen.
Ready May lOfcb.—Archie Og-
llvie, Oakwoods, N. C. 5-6-it
FOR SALE—Between now and
fall—fire-room house; good
outbuildings; six acres land;
located at Moravian Falls. If
interested see or write S. P,
Pennell, Moravian Falls, N. C.
June 6-13-pd
FOR S.4LE—Several used Ice
■boxes; also one 1 1-2 H. P.
second hand gasoline engine.—
Wilkes Plumbing Co., North
Wilkesiboro, N. C. 5-6-lt
FOR SALE: Locust posts, seven
feet long, only 8 cents each. A.
T. Nichols. Wilkesboro, route
1. 4-19-tf
FOR S.ALE: Dahlia tubers', large
flowering, all colors, prices rea
sonable. Mrs. W. B. Snow,
Falfplains Road, North Wilkes
boro. B-10-3t
FOR SALE: Fresh jersey cows.
C. S. Felts, Hays, N. & It-pd
WANTED
LDhfflER WANTED—60,000 feet
3-4, 4-4, 6-4, 8-4 poplar. South
era Desk Co., Hickory, N. C.
5-13-3t
.WAN(PED: To wash and stretch
curtains, 2 pair for 25c. Tele
phone 269-M. It-pd
W’ANTE3>: Lady, white, around
35, good references, care of
small child, and light house
keeping work. Will furnish
room, board and $13 & month
to start. If satisfactory after
four months will pay railroad
fare. C. C. Graninger, Route 1,
Bennlng Station. D. ) C., Box
399-E. . 5-17-4t
MISCELLANEOUS
SPEXIIAL — Permanent Waves
from $1.60 to. $7.60; Shampoo
and Finger ■Wave, 40c. AU
work guaranteed. Featuriiig
the Eugene'Wave at $3.76.—
McNiell’s Reanty Shop, next
door to ToaUinson”s De))art>-
ment Store, ^hone 246. 5-6-lt
FREBt If excess add causes yom
Stomach Clears, das Pains, In
digestion, '^Martbnm, Belching,
Bloating, Namea, get tree sam
ple doetorVpreyiptleB, Udga,
at WOke^ Dnj Oo. ;
^PATSfOT, NOBIU WIUkESBOBO» K.
cS
demand#''-fin(^ the
most faetifbotti purahtfsar-i^
Close sMimtiDa-la^t:gtvsn. th^
stock of tnraltnre to keep it $4
nearly ctuni^ete as possible In all
department m order that no
prospectlref |a'
away because of a lack bf 'rt'
furniture or home furnishing ar
ticle he deelres.
Lines that have proven their
worth are featured for* living
r»m, bedroom, dining room,
kltchin and porch. A number of
lines are purchased In ■ carload
lots, assuring the lowest possible
prices consistent with the market
from the manufacturers.
I An instance of this Is the
Rhodes-Day range, manufactured
by the Athens Stove company in
Tenh^ee. During the past seven
}ears 27 carloads ot Rhodes-Day
ranges have been sold by the
firm and It reports well satisfied
users.
Similar success has been met
withT In handling Seller^ Kltchin
cabinets, Florence and New Per
fection oil ranges, Karpen living
rooh) sultM arid" mattresees, Stell-
el mattresses. Hunt’ eprings and
beds,; of" which 24 carloads have
been “Wid In the past seven years.
Lane cedkr CbeC'ts, Falrbenks-
Morse r^rl^rators, a new addl
tion which lal manufactured by
the oldest manufacturing firm tn
America, Alexander Smith and
Sons rugs, Blglow-Sanford rugs.
Gold Seal and PaJb'lco rUgs and
many other favorably known and
nationally advertised lines of fur
niture and furnishings.
Belleivlng ih trade at hiome
principle, Rhodes-Day buys high
ly creditable furnitrirfe from In-
dttptrle^ in Nef$h Wilkesboro, in^
lading' bedroom suites from A-
m^cap Pumltrire company and
Foreetv Farnltaro company and
chairs'from'Home ChalT com
pany. These have proven their
■worth, and are superior to many
lines that could b© purchased
clsewh^.
The personnel consists of t). O.
Day, D. B. Elledge, E. R. Wright,
Shelton Brewer, I. C. Ohurch,
Mrs. C. S. Coffey, Mrs. John
Rhodes, Charles Day, Jr., and
Johnnie Parks, colored handy
man.
Attention of the reader Is turn
ed to- the second sectioni of this
ne'wspaper lor news of the Tenth
Anniversary Sale at Rhodee-Day
company and some of the values
featured for the event. There will
be useful gifts for the women and
also gilts that will please the
children. Details may be fonnd In
the anniversary sale announce
ment, v
WILKESBORO FINALS
(Ckmtinued from page one)
school ^rirday and was well at
tended by students and paU-ons
of the schooia In the large dis
trict. I
The high finals get under way
tonight with a mosic recital by
Mrs. R. E. Prevette’s music class
es, followed-by another recftfil 1^
her classes on Friday night. Eaob-|-
program will begin at 7:45 p. m.
and the public is Invited to at
tend.
Rev. J. C. Canipe, ipastor of
the Boone Baptist churchi, will
preach the' baccalaureate sermon
on Sunday evening, May 9, at the
Wilkesboro Methodist church,
where tlie graduation exercises
will be held on Tuesday night.
The class night exercises will be
at the school auditorium on Mon
day night.
In connection ■wlth tbe seventh
grade commencement Saturday
diplomas were presented to 30
seventh grade graduates o f
schools which have already com
pleted the term and 70 others will
be presented when the remainder
of the schools close, making a
total of 100 in the'^'Wilkesboro
district.
Following are listed the win
ners in the various contests Sat
urday:
Recitation contest: first place,
Mary 'BtSwer, of Moravian Falla,
A Lessen For Mamma”; second
place, Joye Miller of Wilkesboro
school, "A Few Days Off.”
Declamation contest: first
place, Zelotes’’ Walsh of Ferguson
school, “Chad’s Story of the
Goose”; second place, Albert
Dennis of Wilkesboro school, "A
Superflus Teacher.”
Brain^ bUater contest: first
places Joys Miller and Albert
Dennis of Wilkesboro. school. Med.
for first "place: second pWe,
Zelotes Walsh of Ferguson,
Spelling Contest: 'first place,
Stokes Peafson of-kioravlan. Falls
school.
Field .Day Eveata
Yp-Yo contest: first place, Car
olyn So© Llnney of WUkw^ro
school; second place, 'Wayne Hen
dren of Plney drove achoot.
Boys lN»d Jump:
Robert Phillips of Rotuner Mhmd;
second place, Jim Frank- RobOkta
of Wltkwboro sobool. o, ! ,
Boya high tint plaaa,
Russel . Brpoka or WlUcesbpito
sdkool; a^nd
lipa of Boomer. ,
Boy« -:jt.daah
plaae^
botoi
Dm ol FsrgMoa. —
Girls high! lamp: first place,
lo Mae Walsh of Ferimson
d Loniso Footer of Wllkeeboro
for tint place;' second place,
GraOs Land of Mors'vlan Palls;^
Girls 60-yard dash: first ^^ace,’
iecta Masdln ot Wilkesboro; see-
place, Rena Heeter of Mora
vian Falls: ’ ’ ‘ ■
' (ilrlB
basketball throw: first
place, Annie Mae Walsh Fer-
cmson scbotM; second place, Qraee
Lane of Moravian Falls. '
j Boys relay race: three , boys
from each ^ school; (irat ^ place,
Wilkesboro, Archie Matihla, Rus
sel Brooks, Darrel Minton; sec
ond place, Ferguson, Bobby Al
len, Grover Allen, Zelotes Walsh;
third, Moravian Fails, William
Campbell, Howard Lowe, Rnssel
Smlthey.
TraphiD ■ Austin
Community News
Mrs. Eunice Scott, of Austin,
Is very 111, we regret to note.
Mr. Ilia Blackburn, of Phll-
llpin© Islands, Is visiting bis
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Blackburn, of Austin.
Mr. John Byrd, of Austin, is
seriously ill, we regret to note.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Cheek,
end family, of Boonvllle, spent
the week-end -with Mrs. Cheek’s
mother, Mrs. Eunice Scott, of
Austin.
Mr. Tom Hayes’ son, Walter,
hae Just returned from th© hos
pital and la seriously 111.
Misses Beesi© and Bertie Bar
ker, of Austin, were the Sunday
evening guests of Miss Pearile
Rose, of 'Thurmond.
Mrs. J. W. Blackburn and Iris
spent Monday with their daugh
ter and sister, Mrs. Tom Hemrlc,
of State Road.
• Mr. Garfield Key and wife
mad© a business trip to Wilkes
boro Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Coy Richardson
and daughter, Cecil, spent a while
Saturday night with Miss Ollle
Caudell, of Austin.
HOUSE OF FASHION
Mother's
Special
FRIDAY and SATURDAY ONLY
36 Dresses $4.99
Values Up to $10.95
4 Mannish Suits $6.99
Values Up to $14.95
4 Mannish Suits $4.99
Values Up to $8.95
22 Swagger Suits - Coats. .$4.99
Values Up to $21.50
Also Hundreds of New Dresses
JUST ARRIVED FOR
Mother’s Day... $1.95 Up
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KLEIN’S
HOUSE OF FASHION
Two Doors Below Orpheum Theatre
THE ADS. ARE YOUR MONEY-SAVING FRIENDSl
Is Answered in Your Savings
Due to ear nnusnally large stocks carried at all times, and the farther fact that we
bought heavily before the sharp advances in pirice, we are now in poeition to offer you
highest quality merchandise at sobstantial savings. Our lines are complete in all de
partments, and we invite your inspection of both quality and price. Note a few of
our many oatstanding values below.
COME HERE FOR
YOUR
LAWN
12 to 18 Inch Blade
Priced From
$5 to $16
Disc Harrows
|r
Rakes, Mowing
Machines
at below the market
prices
Why pay more, when
you can buy it for leas?
We are listing in this advertisement only a few of our many special
values. Come in today and look over our stock, and you won’t overlook
the fact that our prices really save you money. We bought to protect
you in future prices. Now stock up on what you will need
150 Wheelbarrows
TO CLOSE OUT AT
$4*.S0 TO $l*.00
Reconditioned, and good values
indeed at these low prices.
Quality Ro(^
Galvanized and Composition
At Bolow Market Pricea
A FEW
William JL Oliver
PLOlWS
AT \j^ PRICE
r
Bariied Wire, Nails
andFencing
Lem Than Factory PrioM
Bay Now — All Hardware Pricea are Advancing
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, NORTH WlLKfiSBORD, N. €.
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