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. Chief Isdnrard H(U& said
mmti told him he wm ehot hr.
Btauhld T. Cameroo, )S-]^ear-oId
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tbae element attl^ttlfh lie^
found almost 15 milas airay, shot
to death In his car In a cemetery>
only deepened today when Unt
verelty of Wisconsin ■ballistics re
ported the bullet taken from his
body did not match those from
Oouiieron’s pistol.
, jitieiher development, from an
^tOVey by Coroner Dr. J. A.
Kelly, was that Cameron died
from a sbot«un blast, not a pis
tol chOTKe.
Casporon was pursued to his
l4l(*'^I^lssota cottage home by
ppdice, after the Redard station
bpidup In which two others also
arare wounded. The cottage con-
talnlPf the four family members
began burning shortly after Cam
eron ran into the garage and shot
btmself, Holts said.
Reconstructing, police were
handicapped by lack of an ap
parent motive, and puzzled fur
ther by $100 missing from Bren
dan’s person and evidence of a
kidnaping plot never attempted.
Holtz disclosed that he found
a ransom note addressed to “Mr.
- 1 Unton’’ In Cameron’s pocket. De-
8-room apartment I $40,000 and warning
recent- “marked money means death
your boy,” it was believed by
Holtz to have been Intended for
Arthur Linton, head of the Eau
]laire Citizens Loan and Invest
ment company. Linton has an 11-
year-old grandson, Donald.
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Rates: Ic AWord
Hike To )Mi4r>ralbeiry
Karly, Saturday morning, sev
eral Scouts of ’Troop $6 'hiked
down to Camp Mulberrv. immedi
ately the boyo eleam^ the
grounds of brush which lay a-
rbuhd on the grounds in abund-
aace. This was all burnt In two
large bonfires before cooking
lunch. A can pit was excavated
for the fast accumulating food
cans. On project number five of
the Camp Oontest^a forty foot
flag pole was cut and stripped of
bark. Boy Scouts present were
Effner Eller, Thomas Gllreath;
itoobbalt party^
^ilkeaboro high >iKb^
s^^oyi/sil^chee, officials «a n d
T^hds was held ’Thursday night
at the high school^ building.
Among tikdeb pi^nt'tor the
party, which was described as
very enjoyable, were members of
the sanad, their ~ girl . J^nds,
cheer, leaders. Coach JaolT ^
sey, Robert Taylor and Mfiw Lll-
yan Miller,, faculty advisors, Oiir.
and Mrs. W. J. Bason, i Blair
Owyn, Ri4iard Johnston and Roy
Forhand.
Those preeepit were served
hamhnrgers, ice cream and delic
ious coconut cake donated by
Pat Woodard. Buster Rush, Rob- j Mrs, Claude Gentry and Mrs. C.
ert Davis and Hill Carlton. Late jc. Faw. Following the party
in the afternoon three of the boys j thoee ipresent enjoyed a movie at
left for home. Tommy Gilreath, | the Oiphenm ’The'vtre.
Effner Elller and Pat Woodard
partVii^-theHj®o«Xn^ the
Uite#?«(Kwb’' of : the -Ualked;
States Martgs |M^«icii^
by the
Marines aTe
A new recfulUng" !'am^
charge ot,.Sergeaat Jnd
Donald kSs |ukt been opendd in
the Watson Bnildliv at 12d T-r
West SyesmoTW ^Street, Green#*
boro, Mi 0., and any young i^aa
Interested should prssent biina^t
(Each hiflsH$em)
(mNTMHM (WASGE Me)
FOR RENT
■OR RE\T: Two fumlsbed
apartments, three rooms and
Rath. Also one Bed Room for
girls. Phone 205-M. It-pd
■OB REXT:
•wKh bath, steam heat
hr redecorated, close in, suit
able for couple. Phoue 25E. It
FOR SALE
FOR S-VI,E: Pour Ilegisterei
smooth-haired fox terrier dogs,
with black and white mark
ings; eight weeks old. Ideal
Christmas gift. H. P. Jones,
North Wilkesboro, N. C. It-pd
■RDIT CWKES, 80 per cent fruits
50c p.'^r pound. Please let me
have your order early. Phone
Kt5, Mrs. W. M. DeBerry,
North Wllkesboro, N. C. It-pd
ratrSUAL B.ARGAINS in good
used cars and trucks, several
makes and models. Wilkes Mo
tor company, two miles west
Mi Boone Trail. 10-2-tf
Stoves, Heaters, and Heatrolas
>-Rhodes-Day is the place to buy
hem. Prices to suit your pocket-
hok. Rhodes-Day Furniture Oo.
10-0-tr
FOR S.^LE: I h»ve a Remington
typewriter for sale. In good
eonditlon, a bargain for quick
sale, for cash. Call W. G. Har-
rhgon a t Steele’s Jeweler,
•hone 384. 9-4-tf
If It is anything you need in
Me stove or heater line, bo sure
t# see ns. We have a wide selec-
•h>n.—Rhodes-Day Furniture Co.
10-0-tt
■OR S.'ILE: International T-20
Crawler Tractor, one year old
No. 25 Caterpillar. 1939 Buick
41 and 61 Sedans. 1939 Ford
DeLuxe Station Wagon. Henk-
•I’s, Statesville, N. C. 12-28-9t
WANTED
WilfIT TO Bl!Y a gotnl hor.se,
1200 or 1300 pounds. See R. A.
Greer at Moravian Falls or
Phone 35-F-30. It-pd
WANTED: To do yonr radio re
pair work on all makes and
models. Expert repairmen. Sat-
Mfactloi luaranteed. — Day
Electric >.,0., Phone 328. 8-10-tf
WANTED; Typewriter, Adding
machine. Cash Register and
computing scale repairing and
rebuilding, call for W,. G. Har
rison at Carl W. Steele. Jewel-
», Phone 384. All work guar
anteed. 9-4-tf
MISCELLANEOUS
Vesper Service
At M. E. Church
The fourth annual Christmas
vesper service will be conducted
at the North Wilke:iboro church
on Sunday afternoon, December
17, five o’clock. It was announced
today.
The service will consist of a
musical program by the church
choir and all are invited to at
tend. .
First Basketball
Game On Friday
North Wilke.5il>oro high school
will play Us first basketball game
of the season on Friday night
when the boys play the North
Wilkesboro Lions Club team com
posed of former high school and
college cage stars of the city and
vicinity.
The game, which will be a prac
tice tilt for both teams, will be
sponsored by the junior class of
the high school and a large at
tendance of basketball fans is an
ticipated. 'The contest will begin
at eight o’clock on the high school
gymnasium court.
spent the night In their new
bunka
Campaign For Boy’s Life
The Scout Troops of North
Wllkesboro are making an exten
sive drive to place this interest
ing magazine. Boy’s Life In the
hands of all wlde-awm’e boys,
whether Scouts or not. Get it for
Christmas. It is well worth the
small price of one dollar and
fifty cents per year. Anyone In
terested, please see a Scout at
once.
Frankie and Johnny were
Sweethearts. Pound—the lady
who claims to be the heroine of
the old barroom ballad, and who
wants $200,000 because, she says,
a movie of one of the twenty-odd
versions of the historic saga “De
famed Her Character, Invaded
Her Privacy” and wronged her all
over again. One of the many Illus
trated features In The Aunerican
Weekly Magazine with next Sun
day’s Washington Times-Herald,
now On sale here.
Birthday Cdebration
The home of Mr. and Mrs. T.
B. Jarvis, near Adley, wae the
ev.ene of a happy birthday cele
bration when mem.berB of the Jar
vis fainlly 'gathered several days
ago to celebrate the third birth
day of Master Roy Gilbert, son
of Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Gilbert.
Those present were Mr. and Mrs.
Everett Jarvis and son, Buster,
Mr. and Mrs. B. R. Jarvis and lit
tle daughter. Hazel, Mr. and Mrs.
M. J. Jarvis and son, Wayne, Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Jarvis, and son,
Donald.
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Offlw ,.
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to that office. ...
The Marine Corps ' offers a
splendid opportnhltr for, young
men to see the and eon-
Unne their edneatioa at the same
ttane. More.than 150 corre^h-
dence courses are offered tree of-
charge to all Mhrines. Boyji are
working on them courses now in
China. Onaon, Panama, the Phil
ippines, and many other interest^
log places.
Reqnlrements for enlistment
are that the applicant mast be a
white citizen of the Ut S., between
the ages of 18 and 31, of good
character, sound physique and
eighth grade or more education.
Ez-Marlnes who reenllst with
in four years will be'reappointed
to their former rank and if re-
enllsted within three months will
receive a reenlistment allowance
of one hundred dollars.
Splendid opportunity for ad
vancement awaits those who en
list NOW. For each 1,000 enlist
ed more than 800 promotions
win be available. See Sergeant
McDonald today.
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MONDAY,
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CURS
AVAILABLE
A shipping case for eggs made
entirely of fiber with seven mold
ed pulp trays and no center divid
ing wall is now available to poul
try raisers after undergoing rigid
tests.
Let the advertising columns of
this newspaper be your shopping
guide,
Lady, Do You Drive? Are you a
female menace 'on wheels, mad-
ame, or just a misunderstood
martyr who really drives as well
as a man—or perhaps even a lit
tle better? There’s a simple test
that will tell what kind of a driv
er you are In The American
Weekly Magazine with next Sun
day’s Washington Times-Herald,
now on sale here.
Gasoline Taxes
At Billion Mark
New York, Dec. 10.—Federal
and state gasoline taxes next
week will ring up the flrist $1,-
000,000,000 total In any . year
since revenue collectors dlsrover'i
ed the golden prospects of motor
fuel, the American Petroleum
institute said today.
The Institute scheduled 11 a.
m. Friday, December 16, as a
$1,000,000,000 "breathless ' mo
ment” when motorists and gaso
line-station dealers in many plac
es will observe the arrival of gas
oline tax receipts at the billlon-
doUar mark. Statisticians, the in
stitute said, figure the total wll!
be reached approximately at that
time.
BIG CHRISTMAS
WAGON SALE
$1.00 Size 89c
$1.75 Size —. $1.39
$2.50 Size $1.98
CARLTON’S
Reading the ads. get yon
for less money; try it
■OUND at Skating Rink: Class
ling Owner may have ring by
describing and. paying for this
ad. Ray Haynes. Box 104,
North Wilkesboro, N. C. Route
2. It-Pd
«BT YOUR DOG in trim for the
Hunting Season. Give him a
treatment of Cain’s Dog Rem
edy now. T. E. Cain at City
Barber Shop. 12-21-4t-pd
VB ABE PREPARED to furnish
you kerosene andj fuel oil at
wholesale prica *t apy time and
any quantity. We deliver. Red
dies River Service Station, J.
H. Joines, Phone 686. li-9-tf
iNjji 'T BE MiSLhii?. mere are
’ 'millions of clrcalatilig beaters,
hut" only one -Genalne Blstate
Beatrola. Look for the name
Heatrola. It appears on no Oth-jj^Jy person, except those drawing
hr cabinet except an Estate.— '
■bodes - Day Farnfture Co.,
North Wllkesboro, N. C.
McNutt Chosen As
Feature Speaker
Jackson Day Meet
John D. Larkins, Jr., state di
rector of the current Jackson Day
Campaign, announces that Paul
V. McNutt has been invited to
speak at the Jackson Day Dinner
in Raleigh on January 8th.
Mr. McNutt is recognized a-S
one of the leading candidates for
the Democratic presidential nom
ination next year. A former gov
ernor of Indiana, a former nation
al commander of the American
Legion at d former Commissioner
of Hie Phillipines, Mr. McNutt
was greatly in demand for such
engagements as this even without
the added zest of his potential
candidacy.
Governor McNutt is one of the
handsomest men In Aimerican
public life, and Director John
Larkins, who is no slouch among
the ladle® himself, expects the
presence of the ruddy-faced Indi
anan to add much charm to the
dinner by boosting attendance of
r the womenfolks. Heretofore the
I Jackson Dinner ijueats have been
•predominantly male; but let the
! old man try to argue the wife and
[daughter put of coming to this
one!
Besides the McNutt speech, the
program will ■include presentation
of a trophy to Rutherford county
for being the first to reach its
quora, and another trophy to the
county reporting the largest .per
centage over the amount or quota
assigned to it.
Elarly fears that the Hatch Act
might bar federal employees from
attending have been entirely dis
sipated by official ruling that
COMMISSIONER’S SALE OF
Valuable
Estate
To Settle The Estate 01 Milton McNeiD I Will Sell
25 Choice Homesites
JUST OFF MAIN STREET IN THE WESTERN PART OF
WILKESBORO, N. C.
ADJOINING THE PROPERTY OF 0. F. BLEVINS AT
AUCTION
ON EASY TERMS
Monday,
December
~|aRT,I. Htadid Ptwao to re-
nfllble party-who wRl as-
»• payments-of $1.75 per
A. Write I. C. Church. Wil-
coih'Pensa/tlon from relief funds
might contribute to the party war
chest and attend party rallies.
THESE BEAUTIFUL HOMESITES: Are on a nice high ele
vation with a wonderful view .•'verlotdting one of the fastest
growing residential sections, where new homes can be seen
all around. And remember this sale is to settle the estate
of Milton McNeill and must he sold to the HigUest Bidder.
MR. HOMESEEKER, MR* BUIITIER AND MR. INVESTOR
Do you know what th’s means to you ? It means ^At this is
an opportunity you may'never have offered again. When
real estate is advancing in price aJl over the country and^
with hcmies in big ,demand in Wilkesboro that you can buy
property of thiskuid Monday, December 18, at 2.00 P« M.
:AT your own PRICE—ON EASY TERMS:
DRIVE OUT! SEE THIS PROPERTY TODAY, PICK WHAT YOU WANT, THEN ATTEND THE SALE AND BUY IT WHERE YOU
MAKE THE PRICE.
N. Q.
12-14-4t:
I weather is Just ahead. Be
ed by letting u# InstaU one
gtore# or Seaters tor coal
id, or as ofl-bwnlng beat*
PanUzue Oo*
,r^4UK>d«i-Day
- BIG CHRISTMAS
WAGON SALE
’ $3.25 Size
$3.00 Size
$1.00 Size
.. $2.89
.. $2.49
..89c
m
FREE
ONE CHOICE LOT GIVEN A WAY, ABSOLUTELY FREE
—AND A—
FLOCK OF CHRISTMAS TURKEYS -
Amvointed to Sell th» Flirty by the Cleric of the'Superior Court Of Wilkes, County, North
****..„:. ■ .- V*.'3, Bank.of North Wilkeil^