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FOR RENT
FOR 4 rooms
and Nth. T29 Kensington
Drile.
J. I. MYERS
7-7-tf
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FOR
boro; .all aiotfern M^Venences;
on bardsarfaVed street, ptaona
146.J. • 5-2'7-tf.-'
HOV19E,
re^, large poVbiies, good
SEC-]
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basd^i^nt and large
Write Mrs. R. E. Paw,
ory.
yard.
Hlck-
6-2-tf
PCm«AtE
10—785^ acres, the Commodore
Hntchcns farm, known as W. A.
Biakap. place; two-story dwelliifg,
bottom, land, orchard, branch and
good apring; going at your price.
What, will you give? -Worth 02,-
000. On Congo road. 20 minutes
drive from North Wilkesboro.
12—The HempMlI home and 8
acres land, on top of hill; grand |
view. Has 10 or 12 room house,'
water and lights. Good summer
borne. See me at once! Going to
Bell!
14—New brick home, not quite
finished; 7 rooms, hardwood floors.’
bathroom, cellar; 15 lots face the
highway. Best buy in Fairplains.
Brother, don’t let this pass. Good
terras. Don’t wait for me to see
you. jCopie in and see me now!
16—^n highway 18, six minutes
from North Wilkesboro. Don’t
tell me after I have sold this that
for S.U.E: Hhvc several-S^^d
m
Srow^’
tor- ol -tb«
eobneff is ijltoVa ;anr
^ safely foUtoed.
Like the other directors of the
association, Mr. Waugh serves
without compensation, but gladly
gives of his time and ability In
Ihbking after ’he "affairs of the
association, and is. one whose
opinion is always respected by his
associates. He has at many times
driven from hta mountain home
on ralby evenings' to attend a
building and loan directors’ meet
ing, which shows that he Is very
much Interested and wants to do
his bit In helping make the asso
ciation stronger and better. The
entire board of officers and direc
tors of the association consider
Mr. Waugh one of their most
valuable members.
FOR .S.4Ii£: Nice ice refrigerator,
good condition. R. J. Hinshaw
at City Barber Shop. 7-ll-2t
W. H. H. WAUGH
ifaughPori^Mes
lililfognantHere
Manufacturer tmd Orchard-
ist Is A^so Valuable
Board Member
Boonor
cheap that you would have bought j
1 I
it. 1 am telling you that it is go
ing to be sold. Five-room brick
house, car shed, smoke house, two
acree land. ..Cheap—a beauty!
18—Six-room bungalow close in
can be bought with, small down
payment and balaiice very good
terms. Nothing like it. Will pay
for itself. Kun in before I sell it.
Wake up, don’t let all the bar
gains pass!
20—Nine-room house, large lot,
bath, lights, water, close to .school
and churches; good neighbors;
plenty sbrnbbery. Can make into
apartments if wanted. Has ga
rage and cellar; two closets. Come
on, man, get a good home. Best
terms can be made.
22—Listen, got all kinds of lots
cheap and higher. Buy some lots' POSITION WANTED: Yonng man
W. H. H. Waugh was born in
Ashe county, near ■what was then
Gap Creek postoffice. He moved
to North Wilkesboro in the year
of 1908. His common and high
school education was received
mostly in Ashe county and par
tially in North W’ilkesboro; his
prep school education was receiv
ed at the Appalachian Training
School at Boone, afterwards he
took a business course at Oak
purebred Jersey milk cows and I Ridge Institute After finishing j
heifer.s. Fresh cows with reg-1 school his early work was in
istration papers: also of ac-|Nortn Wilkesboro where he work-
credited herd. John T. Eller. I for a short time with the Hor-
Purlear, N. C. 7-14-3t-pd | !on Drug company and also for
I p, very short period for
FOR SALE—Oldsmobile car; old
model, in running condition and
at a bargfain price if sold quick.
Cheap transportation for any
one working in town, living out.
Apply Journal-Patriot office.
FOR SALE: One good farm horse,
priced cheap. United Supply
Company. 6-27-tf
A. M.
CUT FI.OWERS, D.'ihlias and
Gladiolas. Prices reasonable.
Mrs. W. E. Snow. Fairplains.
7-18-4t-pd-(.M)
PIANOS FOR .SALE: iwerai
slightly ii.sed Pianos, good as
new, and new apartment sizes;
also spinettes. Write Albert F.
Johnson. Troutman, N. C.
6-6-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
and build you a home. Can bor
row money easily. Times are
picking up. People have got to
have places to live.
26—If you want to sell, see J. I.
Myers.
If you want to buy, see J. I.
Myers.
If you want to rent, see J. I.
Myers.
If you want rents collected, see
J. L Myers.
i thoroughly experienced in all
kinds of corn grinding desires
position. Knows how to hold
custom trade. May consider
leasing small mill. Expert rock
.sharpener. Reply X-32 care of
Journal-Patriot. It-pd
Been at this business 30
and just getting started
Glad to have you come in.
years,
good.
BUSINESS IS PICKING UP!
J. 1. MYERS
REAL EST.\TE
FOR SERVICE—Poland Cltina-
Berkshire boar; parents on
both sides entitled to registra
tion. See 0. C. Bumgarner.
(Back of W. A. Bumgarner’s
home) four miles west on
Highway No. 421. 7-7-2t-pd
DRILLED WELLS for all pur
poses at prices the lowest ever
quoted. For estimates call or
write at once. R. E. Faw,
Hickory, N. C. 5-2-tf
HEARTY
Congratulations
TO THE
North Wilkesboro Building &
Loan Association
AND ITS
Officers and Directors
Church & Sons, operators of a
general merchandise store. He
then secured employment with F.
n. Forester & company as a
£al':s:nan but only continued as
a salesman for a very short time.
He was then transferred from the
sales department to the account
ing department, where he kept
the books of this company for a
period of twenty years.
Mr. Waugh is perhaps one of,
if not the best, accountants in
Wilkps county. A few years ago
Mr. Waugh became intere.sted In
fruit culture and purchased what
is known as *he Beuna Vista
orchards, located o n Brushy
Mountains, which he operated
very successful for several years,
and only a few years ago he pur
chased the Gold Medal orchards,
also on the Brushy Mountains,
where he now lives. The two orch
ards combined make Mr. Waugh
one of the largest, if not the
largest, apple growers in this sec
tion of the state. His orchard
business provides work for a large
number of people. His operations
are carried on in the most mod
ern and up-tc-date manner. Mr.
Waugh was appointed receiver for
the Wilkes Milling company a
few years ago, although not know
ing very much about the milling
business, he carried on the ope
rations of the milling company in
a very successful and satisfactory
manner and got the institution
into shape where the receivership
coul'l be terminated. Recently
, Mr. Waugh purchased the prop
erty of the Wilkes Milling com
pany and is today the owner and
manager of this going concern,
who are manufacturers of corn
meal, flour and feed stuffs, as
well as large dealers in coal.
Wilkes county is proud of a
citizen such as Mr. Waugh, and
although like many residing here,
he was not born in Wilkes but
has made it his adopted county
and is just as much interested in
the county’s welfare and ad
vancement, if not more so, than
some of the native born citizens.
Mr. Waugh, prior to moving to
the Brushy Mountains, was a
member of the North Wilkesboro
M.'. J. Gordon Watts, of South
Bend, JHch., arrived Tuesday to
spend a few days with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Dodson Watts.
Mr. Watts Is employed by the L.
G. Ballard Creamery there and
we are glad to learn that he Is
making good.
Quite .a number of people met
at the school building last x/eek
to discuss or lay plans for a new
school building, community house
and play grounds. Enthusiastic
talks were made by Supt. C. B.
Eller. Mr. W. R. Craft, and Miss
Harriett McGocgan. We are proud
of our community and the splen
did attitude it has always taken
in the education of its boys- and
girls. So let each one again
pledge his support to this good
cause and make our community
a better place in which to live.
The Boomer baseball teams
played a double header Saturday
afternoon when they played Pur-
lear anfl Cricket. The larger boys
defeated the Purlear boys in an
•interesting game of 5 to 3. But
the American I.egion Junior team
was defeated bv “The Crickets’’
12 to 0. A new grandstand has
recently been constructed, which
has added much comfort to the
large crowds who attend these
games.
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Carlton mo
tored to Roaring Gap Friday and
also several miles on the Scenic
Highway.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cummings,
of Charlottesville, Va.,'spent the
week-end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Greer.
.MiisB Louise Landis, of Win
ston-Salem, visited Miss Marjorie
Hov.’ell Saturday and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Phillips
and son visited Mr. and Mrs. Con
rad Eller at Pores Knob Sunday.
Miss Hazel Staunton, of Hen
derson. Is visiting her cousin,
Mrs. M. A. Caudill and family.
She expects to return to Berea
College in the fall.
Mr.s. Parks Lackey, of Hldde-
nite, who visited her son, Edward
Lackey, and family and her sis
ters, Mrs. Lafayette and Pink
ney Swanson last week returned
to h-ir home Sunday.
Rev. S. I. Watts has been con
fined to his bed several days on
account of illness, but his friends
will be glad to learn he Is Im
proving,
Mrs. Minslow Randolph and
Mrs. Will Abernethy. Jr., of New
ton, were visitors at the home of
Miss Hassle Wall Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. T. P. Jones, of
Summit, visited his parents, Mr.
(Continued on page three)
ENJOY THE SEASON’S HITS
Liberty
Always the Best AH Way*
Monday
TUES.
BUILD YOUR HOME
THROUGH THE BUILDING AND LOAN
FAULITIES AND THEN SEE
THAT YOUR INVESTMENT
Properly Insured
ALL FORMS OF INSURANCE AND BONDS
t..
Insurance Co., Inc.
C. C. FAW,-5ec’y*-Tre“*
Coi^ratnkdions
To The
Niorth Wilkesboro
Building and Loan
Association
upon reaching its
35th ANNtVERSARY
and also upon its -fina recorej of
service to the community it has
served for so many years.
•
Now is the time to build your
new home . . . and when you
need electrical work we invite
you to get our estimates.
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CAN QUICKLY ARRANGE FOR YOU TO OWN YOUR OWN
HOME. SEE THE LOCAL B. & L. AND THEN SEE US FOR
LOWEST BUILDING MATERIAL PRICES.
This Firm Cordially Congratulates the Officers and Directors of the
North WffloesiHH’o
and Loan Association
For the Good Work They Are Doing on Behalf of Home-Owners
and Shareholders. The association is a Great Asset to Our
Community, and We Wish For It Continued Growth.
Telephone 138 NoiHi W^esboro, N. C.
THIS BANK
EXTENDS ITS
CONGRATULATIGNI
TO THE OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS WHO HAVE
MANAGED THE AFFAIRS OF THE
NORTH WILKESBORO BUILDING AND
LOAN ASSOCIATION
so successfully. The association has a record of 35 yesurs
of fine service to the people of this community, and is a
financial institution of which we su'c justly proud.
Bank Of
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C
OFFICERS:
DIRECTORS:
J. R. Hix, ..
President J. R. Hix
E. M. Blackburn
S. V. Tomlinson, _Vice President S. V. Tomlinson Ralph Duncan
R. W. Gwyn, Cashier R. G. Finley J. E. Justice, Jr.
W. W. Starr, Asst. Cashiar R. W. Gwyn
Memhm F^eralDeposit InsaraiiceCtok