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ffow«f gard^; *iu^«
„ Mrs;~ R. E. fejNiif «f
was in this cHy
friends and looltinT
matters. ’..- "" '--vj?./-
Mr. Lloyd Pardue. ot
spent the -week-erfll witkiifri^ll^
ents. Mr. and Mrsi-B.
at Moravian Falls.’ '”>.
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PREVETTE’S
North Wilkesboro,
North Carolina
fr«p gvwagk* vliitt at Wa»Un»-
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:er ir#;»’fMsi
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h«r^ sister,'
Xt^ Do^tUon.
with them aad ,l|*
-home ot heriwh.
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Do.hgfatoh,
FOR RENT
Mr. Jack Spalnheur, who Is
senior at State College, visited
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. B
Spainhour, the past week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Eller spent
the week-end in Salisbury • with
their daughter, Mrs. W. M. Mc-
Culley.
Margie Rhoades, young daugh
ter of Mrs. Clemmie B. Miller, of
Hickory, has been confined>to her
home for several days suffering
with tonsilitis. She is improving.
Miss Helen Bu^arner,. a stu-
den't of the Woman’s College U.
N. C., Greensboro, spent the
week-end with her mother, Mrs.
J. M. Bumgarner, in Greensboro.
Malcolm Curry, young son of
Rev. and Mrs. George G. Reeves,
is seriously ill of pneumonia at
their home in Asheville. It will be
recalled that Rev. Mr. Reeves
was formerly pastor of the First
Baptist church of this city, and
that Malcolm was born in the
Wilkes Hospital here.
Mrs. D. S. Lane and daughter.
Miss Mary Lane, have returned
from a weeks visit with Mrs.
Lane’s daughter, Mrs. T. A. Mob
ley. at Alexandria, Va. They also
visited Mrs. Lane’s brother, Mr.
Julius Martin, at Washington, D.
C. while away.
ARE YOU WELL?
If you want to be well, but are discouraged because
health is denied you—if you have tried everything
else, then here is a message of hope. Nearly every
kind of disease is being permanently corrected thru
the new' drugless science of Chiropractic. I list be
low a partial list of the most common ailments in
w’hich Chiropractic is effective;
Headache, stomach trouble, lumbago, rheumatism, sciatica,
paralysis, neuritis, diabetes, female trouble, colds and catarrh,
heart trouble, nervous diseases, liver trouble, kidney trouble,
Bright’s disease, high blood pressure, low blood pressure, con
stipation, dizziness, asthma, gastric nicer, arthritis.
Dr. E. S. COOPER
DR. E. S. COOPER
CHIROPRACTOR — NERVE SPECIALIST
X-RAY SERVICE
Telephone 205-R Office Next Door to Reins-Sturdivant, Int.
iiX>R RENT:
Hoq^ » KKwna,
garden and put^{(|^9j
No. 60. For t^^' 1»ee
Duncan.
■X
FIVB.ROOM Urge
rooms,' hath and k^l. ' On F
street between 8th and 0th.
See or call Mrs..R..L. Well
born, Wilkesboro, Plume 282-M
Or se© Harry Pearson, North
Wilkeaboro. 4-4-tf
FOR RENT; Countiy home, with
9-room house on good road si|;
miles out. Only flO per month
Includes pasture and garden.
R. E. Faw, Hickory, N. C.
4-4Hf
FOR RENT; AprU 15. House
with five rooms' and bath,
good garden, mile' from city
limits on Moravian Falls high
way. Mrs. P. J. Mitchell, Phono
35-F-21. , ‘ : 3-31-tf
sots. B
"to JBeUPf
Oratw
Fry
7 — TAKE COCH3 t
cce
And Be Reliered
Real Estate
If yon have real estate, either
town or farm lands, that yon
wish to sell, write me, R. L. Eng:-
land, GreenMxwo, N. C. Thirty*
flve years esperimice handling
property in Western Carolina.
W,TiL LEASE Service Statlm on
U. S, 21, six miles north of El
kin and will sell stock and fix
tures for cash. Good business,
good location. V. D. Pruitt,
State Road. 4-7-2t-pd
FOB RENT about April Jst—At
tractive comfortable home, 7-
rooms, 2 baths, sun porches,
furnace. Large lota, trees,
grass, flowers, corner 6 th and
F Streets, North Wilkesboro.
Phone Mrs. J. C. Henry, City.
Phone No. 73. . •
FOR RENT: »-room house on
’Trogdon Street In-North Wil
kesboro, Also country home
with 9-room house on good
road, 6 miles out R. E. Faw,
Hickory, N. C. 2-24-tf
9,500 IN PRIZES
BIG
ELECTRIC
CONTEST
We want to help our customers
win one of the 88 swell prizes
... by showing them this mai^
velous 1938 refrigerator!
o-
This beautiful 1938 Leonard Electric is
the grandest refrigerator you ever saw
. .. amazingly economical . . . but with
power second to none. It gives you a
combination of great features no other
refrigerator offers!
trS AN UNFINISHED LIMEfllCfK
n* LHuari has featurtt iohri;
F*r ucampU, tht ikelf *. tkt dwr.
But I’ll giM tht mtdal
T» tht Ltu-A-Dor Pedul
Here’s what’s amazing!
For nearly a year, 609 women in 48 States
tested this great 1938 LEONARD ...
before even we were allowed to see it.
What those practical housewives found
out—and reported—will literally amaze
you! Come in and let us show you!
READ IT
K.
PMZES In this great contest. .. offered by
the people who make Leonard Electric Refrig
erators ... run from 25 brand-new Leonards,
worth $190 each, on up to a CASH FIRST
PRIZE OF $1,090! 88 swell prizes. In all, are
offered!
NOTHING TO- BUY! All you do is write your
own last lines to flve limericks like the one
shown above... before midnight, June 15,1938.
COME IN ... Get FREE
of Limericks, con-
Information
•uDelp y®**'tin... IT TELLS
sllaboat the great 1938
Leonard ... its marvelous
new Glacier” sealed unit
tfiat eaves you money . . .
new “Ice Popper” cube re-
V.-,
AW) ME US!
Wilkes Fumitiire Exchange, Lk.
s)-:
A. H. Andrews, Sales Hhugec Beetrieal AppHuccB
TeoUa Street ' North Wllkeoliinro, N. C.
NBXT TO TflB GOODWILL STOBS
.*■ V--
FOR SALE
FOR S.ALE: One saddle horse,
also one 6-year-old extra good
draft horse. Yadkin Valley Mo
tor Co. 3-31-tf
TWO STEERS,. 6 years old,
weight about 1260 each, well
broke. Bargains. Also high
grade, recondltloued , Interna
tional tractors and farm ma
chinery. Henkel’s, Statesville,
N. C. 4-28-9t
TWO FI.VE Jfahogahy Flanoa, aJ-
most like new; to be sold for
Storage Charges. > If interested
in big bargain, write Storage,
P. O. Box 102, Winston-Salem,
N. C. 4-4-2t
NOW IS A GOOD time to buy
your Mattress. Sinujmns Mat
tresses as lovf as $6.50. Sim
mons Innerspring $19.50. Also
Simmons bed and .gpring. Good
cotton Mattress $4.95. Mark
down Furniture Co. 4-4-2t
NOTICE!
• Ohurriies or. schools needing a
first-class piano reconditioned
and in first class shape. It yon
cannot attend our sale April 0, I
will be at the Riggs Service Sta
tion building, Wednesday, TTiars-
day and Friday. Meet me there
and I wlU give you a special price
on first-class instmmente. Greens
boro Auction and Salvage Co.
'z4’34 Ford/IM^'-V ■ '-#-’34 Fo#4
1-4*’33 ChBvrd|et Sed*if^^’37 Cli«v. h.d.
1-^ Ford Coupe ' 1—’37 Ford h|d^
1—’31 Dodge Sedan • 1—*32 Chovrolot Truck’
THE ABOVE ARE ALL OFFERED AT LOW,,
PRICES FOR THIS WEEK, IN FACT, LOWER ,
IN .PRICE THAN ANYWHERE.
CALL ANY OF THE FOLLOWING SALES
MEN. WHO WILL APPRECIATE YOUR BUS
INESS;
BILL McNEIL
LOYD PHILLIPS
JIM SOMERS
ZANDER PREVETTE
DARWIN SMITHEY ..
RALPH GADDY
Your Chevrolet Dealer,
Gaddy Motor Co.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
Easter Special!
Good Only Until Easter
ONE 8x10 TINTED PORTRAIT IN A HANDSOME
FRAME (TWO PROOFS SHOWN)
(Bring This Coupon With You)
$1.75
Rembrandt Studio
Under Eller’s Cafe
North Wilkesboro, N. t.
FOR S.'VLE; One 7-ye«r-oId mare,
weight 1,200, on© 5-year-old
horse, weight 1,200, one com
ing 2-year-old horse colt. Pa-jl
Vestal at United Supply Co.
3-14-tf
BEAUTIPUL REVERSIBLE
RUGS, many patterns, plain
colors, any size, made from
o 1 d materials. Prices low.
Write Mr. Gilbert, 401-A West
9th Street, Charlotte, N. C.
4-7-8t
PIANO; We have fine used up.
right piano of standard make,
almost like new, which the
purchaser is unable to keep.
Will bs sold for the small
balance owing. Easy terms If
desired. Answer gulck for de
tails. Credit Manager, Lee Pi
ano Co., Lynchburg, Va.
4-7-3t-pd.
WANTED
WANTED; A few men cw women
to take orders for articles need
ed In every home. Pleasant
work, good pay. Address Car
dinal Service, care The Journ
al-Patriot, North Wilkesboro,
N. C. It-pd
Wanted—Good cook, and.^ house-
xkeeper to stay im lot. Apply at
Journal-Patriot office if you are
experienced and reliable.
MISCELLANEOUS
NOTICE; I am now operating a
boarding house, 406 C Street,
good board and rooms at rea
sonable rates. Mrs. R. E.
Joines. I . foriherly'' operated
Wonder Cafe in Wilkesboro.
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LOST: Small 5^o^ rongh-hai^
ed grey» doi^'hjgr, 14 "
Springs on SrathleO. Re'
for return or Information.
Robert L, ■ Iforehduse, Oak-
woods, N.’ W 'V : '
RBFRICDBBASn»f
Alt uMkai;4l0dEMM« aoi con-
■aenfaO. i
ohlnsa, Tiwwill.
all.aleotiio
and
Brm..
Mm* s|
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JUST ASK YOUR
DOOR NEIGHBOR
-She Has Found The Way
To Triple-Thrift With A General Electric!”
THE FIRST CHOICE
OF MIUIONS, NOW.
POPULARLY PRICED
So little money buys SO much Goneral Electric
Refrigerator this year that practically
every home can afford this finest and
thriftiest refrigeration service! First choice
rf over 2,000,000 proud owners the
General Electric is now so popularly priced!
it costa no more, yet it is backed by General
filectrlc’a 60 ymrs of electrical experience.
It ia an electrical product made by the old-
aat and largest electrical manufacturer. Such
is your assuranca of Triple Thrift, of the
biggest dollar for dollar valua, of lowest
ehn'ent cost and longer life.
Do i»t take a chance. Ask your neighbor.
You’ll find her enthusiastic about the con
venience, economy and attention-free service
of her General Electric. Come in and let us
show you America’s most beautiful, most
sconomical refrigerator.
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GENERAL
ELECTRIC
DISHWASHER
$122iOUp
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