'"•L
Hm;X D- Bdwardi, of Walker-
ovn, visited her mother, Mrs. L>.
Ph»rr, during the week-end.
Mr. Charles Leckle Is recover-
from a few days illness,
fiends are glad to learn.
Mr. Raj Morrison, of this city,
^ has accepted a position as a mem-
b€T of the sales personnel of the
‘^'Qaddy Motor company.
A daughter s*as born to Mr.
and Mrs. Ehigene Vaughn Eller,
of Warrensvllle. at the Wilkes
hospital on April 19.
Mr. Ed Hight, son of Capt. and
Mrs. B. 1.. Hight, of this city, left
several days ago on a trip to Ha-
waail. Mr. Hight is a n.em'bier of
the U. S. air corps.
A ton, Robert Joseph Oarrls,
was .horn to Mr. and Mrs. Truman
Garris, of Roaring RWer, at, the
Wilkes hospital on April 20.
A daughter, Sarah Me'lnda.
was ihom to Dr. and Mrs. Jack K.
Hunter on April 20 at the Wilkes
hospital.
A daughter, Sarah Jane, was
born tii Mr.‘ and Mrs. Ira D.
Payne Tuesday at the Wilkes hos
pital.
Miss Ruby Blackburn spent the
week-end in Statesville with Mr.
and Mrs. Johnson Gray, Jr., and
while there attended the wedding
of Miss Sue Glover and Mr. Wll-
1 i a m Spurgeon Johnson, Jr.,
which was solemnized on Satur
day.
• IHC TIUCK OF VAlUi•
CMC owners report gas savings of 1595
ti 4055 oiler other makes of trucks. In
engineers’ tests, GMC_ SUPER-DUTY
Engines score highest in the industry
on gas mileage as well as pulling power,
size for size. You’ll be surprised wHat one
of these light-duty GMCs can do and save
for you, with your loads on your routes.
Oms paymmnti through our own YMAC Plan at iowst availablo ratal
'motor service sales CO., Inc.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
GAS(H.1NE
-DIESEL
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WESTINGHOUSE
A 7m-ZO^E COLZ?/
K E E P S L L )y 0 U R FOODS
MARKET-FRESH
OH a^z^/tea^
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What a thnil to
^ wint . , . What a
pleasure to buy and
own! . . . This new
Westinghouse
ARISTOCRAT-
SiX with TRU-
ZONE COLD! With
just one setting of
a simple control dial
you can now enjoy
five kinds of refrig
eration at once—the
RIGHT co!d and
humidity for every
type of food. See
this ser.s.ntional new
Westinghouse with
its five distinct
zones of cold!
CMiUuiue
TRUE-TEMP CONTROL
. , . roalces bcw TRU-
ZONE COLD possible:
gives you the surer,
steadier cold that makes
) humidity safe. Be sure to
see this new feature. Drop
in TODAY!
V
from a severe attM^ A
oBte and eond^
joreeetttls improved.'
_ sir. J. I. layers spent a few
^l^ys last week’at 6t.“ Peter» hos-
klmdy star^. AH
to !be bcciiple^ -by ,
Gardner andCbarlotte. Hls JmMy
L. Carpenter has r l&i ‘“®
in the new has Improved and that
peiMa.'V ^ ^ ’*® ***“
hojoe for hiS: fs^y ndoiL' ' ■
Resident Of
;Hend.^Stricken
friends in Aiabaaiit^ii^ service was held Tues-
,y at Mt. Kon church for Ellhu
Itchell, 88-yesr-old citizen of
■the Hendrix community who died
Sunday at his home.
>H| N»‘’«' tf^RWiajOll «
Round Mil)-semelery op-May lA
Ail who have ralattvea .it barleM
there are ashed-to meet and cleep
off.the cemetery May 9th anMi-^
T 11
l*tfc.c.
~A?
hey and chtldrnn:;ji^" ^ve
.yisl^ngiin •Al«(M^ni|r
two weeks, wlR
^thi-Wnr next
diaboMcaS
, .. 8DRPDr.S
Despite wartime demands, the
— STEARN^S —
IN S U LIN
,Reeognized by the medical pnH
fe&siOB.'
New low prieea atr—
Red' Cross
PHARMACY
“Yenr Service Dreg Store”
’PHONE 88 10th Streetl
ACYCIOPS
An ordinary rifle becomes a “Kg Bertha” killer to the v^s
“Dr Cyclops”, the savant who reduces humans to fourteen Indies in
Paramount’s Technicolor shocker, “Dr. Cyclops”, coming Monday-
Tuesday to the Liberty Theatre. The trio shown in a desper^ at
tempt on the life of their diabolical master are Janice Logan, Thom
as Coley and Victor Kilian. Ernest Schoedsack directed.
A-' : MneJtMiemot!
IT’S COMING—
MONDAY - TUESDAY
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Ken
David Woodruff, of Hays, a son,
David Lee, at the Wilkes hi
pital on April 18.
Miss Frances McNeill, member
of the faculty of Flat Rock
■school in Surry county, spent the
week-end here with her mother.
■Mrs. W. H. McNeill.
Mrs. Tom Frazier has returned
to her home here from Hickory
where she had been for a couple
of months as an instructor in the
Hickory Beauty School.
Little Miss Sarah Lou Knight,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. William
Knight, 0 f North Wilkesboro
route 1, is recovering from an
attack of pneumonia.
Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Yates, of
Oxford, visited his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Yates, and her
mother. Mrs. A. C. Dennis, dur
ing the week-end.
Mrs. R. E. Prevette’s music
classes at Wilke^oro high school
are aipearlng In recitals tonight
and Friday night, eight o’clock.
The public has a cordial invita
tion to attend.
Mr. Robert L. Steele, of Rock
ingham, was in this county the
first of the week in the interest
of his campaign for the Denio-
r.ratie nomination for congress in
thi.s district.
Mr. K. B. Beach has returned
to this city after spending a
week with his brother, .Mr. C. O.
Beach, who has been critically ill
■with pneumonia at his home in
Walterboro, S. C.
Mr. Arthur L. Pharr, who is
teaching at Rankin school in
Oiiiltoril county, spent the week
end in Wilkesboro with bis fath
er and mother, Mr. and Mrs. R.
15. Pharr.
Miss Margit Gabriel, student
of W. 'C. U. N. C., who recently
underwent an appendicitis opera
tion in Greensboro, is recovering
rapidly. She is a daughter of .Mr.
and Mrs. W. G. Gabriel. Mr. Ga
briel went to Greensboro today
and brought her home fo.- a few
days to recuperate before return
ing to school.
l“•^■\KSO^ brothers—Head.
qiixiTters for Seeds of all Kinds
otatoes, oats, onion sets, lespe-
eza, beans, etc. Lowest pricef-
Squibbs Insulin
A standard of purity. Get new
« A p« A 1®’'^ prices at . . .
$119.50/ HORTON’S
,000.00
■TRICAI
and
t Westingho^
Cut-Rate Drug Store
The home of pure drugs and
money-saving prices.
NOTICE!
•
TO TAXPAYERS TOWN
OF WILKESBORO
Pay your Town Taxes on or
before April 1, J940, and save
the EXTRA PENALTY.
After this date penalty on
Town Taxes will increase to
3®/o
Towb of
Wilkesboro
J. R. Henderson, Clerk
FINAL CLEAN UP! . . . LADIES’
Spring Coats $1.48-$6.90
$J.48
$1.29
Special rack regular $1.98 Dresses, prints
and solids, to close out at
LOOK MEN! ..One table work Shoes, worth
$1.98, to close out at
One lot Thorogood work Shoes, ^ _
regular $1.98 and all leather— 0 BA.SE1MENT •
special Friday and Saturday at ^Sc Cannon I O c
^ 1 T*rtWpl!5 X
„ . Turkish Towels (bath)....
— — Pair I
Men’s heavy wiM'k Sox, regular WASH CLOTHS *
Special Friday and Saturday-
One lot ladies' Coats, $^.98
15c value; Friday and Saturday
10c p.„
Regular $3.96; special —
Attention Young Men! See our j , prijay and Saturday
Sports O K. SOAP, bar 3c
A. I 3 Cakes TOILET SOAP 5c
8 I
Regular 15c Cannon Turk-
Tovvels
'e9c BED SPREAD, special 38c
Come In and Get One of Our Big Four-Page Circulars
TOMLINjON’S dept, store
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
LIBERTY
R0LUCKIN8 ROMANne
MUSICAL LOVE STORY!
LANA fOAN ,. GEORGE
rDininoommiFir
TWO onus ON
’ BROiOWAT
IMn-GbUiTa-M^ tUMj Ws irtti
.vuliRmi.
CAN MEN AND WO
MEN BE SHRUNK TO
14 INCHES IN SIZE
AND STILL LIVE?
Yes!...
THUNDERS
Dr. Cyclops
•
The Picture Made
Behind Locked Doors
•
An Amazing Picture!
•
See It
MONDAY - TUESDAY
At The
LIBERTY
' A PamnHiunt Pictur. with
Albert Dekker, Janice logon,
Thomo. Coley, Chorlec Holton,
Victor Kilian, Frank Yoconelli
Dirveted by Emeil Scho.diack
"Complete Fonuahen Of Hio Hone"
Ninth Si—et NbrQi, Wilkesboro, N. C
If you’re smart, YOU’LL ACT.
NOW! Inquire — here’s a new.
1940 Gibson . . . with 6 cubic
foot completely sealed all-steel
cabinet . . . 63-cnbe (7^'
pounds) fast fr^ese capad^
... and the Scotch Yoke tnechmie
ism, sealed4n-steel... iR'a pik^/
dionsiaids pi^ fmr less modenig
smaDei’. lem desirable refrigenA '
tors! But — speak up noi^„
This bargain ean’t lasll
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