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. _ ’^ET^. fli CoBgO, is
wjjtwrtgg nlcrty from major
otfbiwtton performed at- the
*U»ea Hospital. ^ ^
f^Jitr. a. I. WatU, well known
Baptist minister of the Boomer
''eqfismaBltr, was a Tteitor In this
, cKy today. ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Harvel, Jr.,
spent the week-end in Chapel
Hill with Mrs. Harvel’s mother,
Mrs. Irene Scroggs.
Her. Watt M. Cooper and Mr.
a' Q. Finley attended the ses-
of the Winston-Salem Pres
bytery at Mocksville Tuesday.
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Lumber oom'pany, attended* the
anBual coiiTeh|lon of the Carolina
Wlpdpr ap^; Building Supply as
sociation i£ Charlotte yesterday
and today.
Misses Anna Bedle '
Minton, of Loel Ahdsl|ia^ial
Vallle
llfom-
la, and Mr. and Mre.’Major Min
ton, of High Point, spent the
week-end here visiting friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Clyde Handy, of Dehart,
who before her marriage was
Miss Pauline Pruitt, popular
young daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
W. M. Pruitt, has been ill for
c. »» sometime hut has recovered.
friends are glad to learn.
il^V:;#o«pftai in Wllilrtdipfel.
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Panersi service 'will be ,h^d
Unfos Baptist church Trlday^ ll:
a.'m. 7- ■.
8he was the widow of . tb® la^
C. A. Parks, who died in t)e^Mn*
her. 1988, and was the mother of
Hev, Perris Parks. Other sui^lvi-
4^'sons and daughters are C, A.
Pdrka of Winston-Salem; Ray
mond Parks, of Wilkesboro: Mrs.
j. V. Parrtne,' of Winston-Salem;
and Mrs. Harvey Lackey, of
BoonvlUe.
^iMaime; th.
IbjOCtOrR^Wlli Bb . [ ara ? bepdaptafi, to,, , count ^
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, atweri^
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riijU^ ^ . was learned
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to)Kt(b' igte- to
The Goodwill Store
An acearate estimate of their
numbw was not available at se
lective sarTice beadquarterm but
it wae belisyed there would be
several hundred.
1:1
he vioocivnn Oaore •' t ''t\»
Ha> Clearance Sale **"• D»e.
Rev. R. H
ai^well known Presbyterian min
ister In northwestern North Car
olina, was a visitor in this city
yesterday.
and Mrs. W. R. Hamby.
I ^ Mr. .
L|jp[)f Greensboro, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Brown, of Winston-Sal
em, visited Mr. and Mrs. T. F.
Handy and faipily recently at
Dehart. '
Mr. F. J. Hartley returned to
his home Tuesday from Davis
hospital in Statesville, where he
was a patient for six weeks.
Friends are glad to learn of much
improvement in his condition.
Charles -McNeill, county wel
fare officer, said today that here
after all relief food orders will
be filled at the storeroom which
has been set up in the Jarvis
building In Wilkesboro instead of
the warehouse in this city. The
county storeroom has been locat
ed in Wilkesboro for filling or
ders of Wilkes relief cases.
Mrs. M. H. Vestal, age 81, fell
Monday night on the stairs at her
home at Yadkinvllle and received
a broken hip. She Is a patient at
the hospital In Elkin. Mrs. Vestal
Is the mother of Mr. Paul J. Vest
al of Moravian Falls.
Little Miss Carol Raye Woodle,
seven-year-old daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. M. C. Woodle, of thld
city, underwent a tonsil operation
at The Wilkes Hospital Thurs-
day. She is recovering nicely, we
are glad to state.
— CLOSE OUT
3 sizes Automatic Heaters
as low as .... $7.50
Carlton’s Hardware
Mr. Pete Antonakas returned
yesterday from a Winston-Sblem
hospital, where he had been
treated tor sinus trouble and
complications for the past few
days. Some improvement is re
ported in his condition
Mr. and Mrs. R. R. Church and
daughter, Miss Peggy Church, re
turned Tuesday from Palmyra.
Va., where they attended the fu-1
neral of Miss Eva Martin, a cous-1
in of Mrs. Church. Miss Martin
died Sunday morning at Tarboro,
N. C. 1
The Goodwill Store, one of the
largest and best known stores In
this section, today announces its
annual January Clearance Sale.
Thl® big sale starts Saturday at
8 a. m. and will continue for 15
days. Prices have been slashed
throughout the store, and hun
dreds of bargains will be waiting
for the thrifty shoppers of this
section when the doors open Sat
urday morning.
A Goodwill Department Store
sale is a real sale. Be sure to
read the firm’s page advertise,
ment appearing on page three of
this Issue of The Journal-Patriot.
Miss Vannoy Buys
Wilkes Beauty Shop
I ^ ★
^ ' WOOD CIRCUL.ATOR
1 SM ALL COAL CIRCUL.ATOR
1 MED. COAL CIRCULATOR
—Close Out at Cost—
Carlton’s Hardware
Last
For Your Cough
Creomulslon relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal raw, tender, in
flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to sell you
a bottle of Creomulslon with the im-
derstanding you must like the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Couzhs, Chest Colds, B ronchitis
I I I I I I I I I I I I I
CONRAD’S GREAT STORY
. . . NOW A GREATER
PICTURE
• NOW SHOWING •
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Watson
Brume, of this city, Tuesday at
noon, at the Wilkes Hospital, a
fine boy—Cyrus Watson Brame,
.second. Mr.s. Brame is the daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd C.
Forester, of this city. Mother and
child aro getting along fine.
Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Eller, Jr.,
returned a few days ago from an
extended wedding trip to Florida.
Mrs. Eller Ls the former Miss
Frances Crawford, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J^. M.rOrawfbrd. =of
this city. They are now residing
in their new home in Finley Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W.
Blackmon have moved to one of
the apartments in the apartment
house of Mrs. W. M. DeBerry in
AVilkesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Black
mon were married in Cheraw, S.
C.. on December 1st. Mrs. Black
mon is a daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. J. ■V^^ Pardue, of Winston-
Salem, being the former Mi.ss
Frances Pardue. Mr. Blackmon is
manager of the local Miller-Jones
Shoe store.
Sunstroke is very rare
ami. Fla., where the sun
mo.st of the time.
in Mi-
shines
Miss Eula Vannoy, who has
several years experience in beau
ty culture work, has purchased
the Wilkes Beauty Shop located
in the rock building in Wilkes
boro and will operate the estab
lishment.
She is a graduate of Mae’s
School of Beauty Culture here.
She worked for 15 months in the
Arcade Beauty Shop in Asheville
and for six months in a shop at
Hiddenite. Special prices are
quoted in an advertisement else
where in this newspaper.
Girl Scout News
Troop number 7 >*.et January
10 at the Little Scout House.
We formed the horsiieshoe for
mation. Margaret Ann Hutchens
was the Hag bearer and Blair
Coffey and Cortnne Finley were
the color guardBi! Blair -Coffey
led “My Country ’Tis of Thee.’’
We voted on Treasurer and
Scribe. Jane Carter is treasur&r
and Corlnim Finley is scribe. We
had a mock congress, .lanie Mc-
Dlarmid, the leader, read what
the treasurer and scribe were to
do. Mrs. Carter read some on
'What Is Girl Scouting.” Janie
explained the Girl Scout promise.
CORINNE FINLEY, Scribe.
Ads. get attention—ana resuita
We Save You Money on a
CLOSE OUT of Automatic
Wood Heater as low as $7.50
Carlton’s Hardware
R. C. Ingool Is
Claimed By Death
Funeral service was held Sat
urday at Pisgah church for R. C
Ingool, age 70, citizen of the
Hays community who died Fri
day.
The surviving children are: J.
C. Ingool, Jone-ivllle; Mrs.
Blanche Luffman, State Road,
Dennis Ingool. Jonesville; Fence
and Crom Ingool, Hays; Mrs.
Verna Bauguess. Benham; Clyde
Ingood, South Carolina; Eartie
and Mae Ingool, Hays.
Monday - Tuesday
.. :3.U’.i744t^
GRANT HEPBURN
the 3-STAR'
LAUGH
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' *S«laa4 TOUNO • loha HALLIOAT
^ ITASH • Vir«laU WEIDLBB
I Ray by Douald Ogdaa Stewot
_ nneltd by QIOBSE CUKOR
rriniiantil by lOSlFH L. MANKISWICZ
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- CLOSE OUT —
■sizes Automatic Heaters
as low as $7.50
Carlton’s Hardware
W Hfrom **Th8 I^)ok*ol*
I Aestgneu League
—tlLanks to the help of CHI-
CHES-TERS PILLS In rellovln*
symptomatic functional pftln and
discovert.^soInteUsafe
to take asi directed. Con
tain no hablt-formins^^i^
drugs nor narcotics.
CHI-CHES-TERS Tn'isi. PIUS
SPECIAL!
Permanents
from
$1.50 “$10.00
Shampoo and Finger
Wave
50c
Will Do Our Best
to Please You
WILKES
Beauty Shqi
NOTICE OF RE-SALE OF LA-ND
After due advertisement and on
December 21. 1940, the land here
inafter described was offered for
sale at the courthouse door in
, Wilkesboro, at ten o’clock, A. M.,
i which land was sold under Deed of
Trust from Eva Barker and hus-
bonJ, Linzy Barker, to W. J. Ca-
roon Trustee for ’The North
western Br nk, at the price of SIX
TY FIVE ($65.00) DOLLARS; and
an increased hid having been plac
ed thereon; a.nd, an order of re-
sald having l>een signed by the
j Clerk of the Superior Court of
Wilkes County;
I w II, therefore, on Friday, Janr
uary 31, 1041, at the hour of ten
o’clock A. M., at the courtiiouse
door in Wilkesboro offer for re
sale the following described real
estate, for cash to the highest bid-
'Bg der, the bid at this sale to start
with $71.60;
BEGINNING at a stake on the
Northeast corner of Blaine Street
and Massachusetts Avenue; amd
limning Northwardly along the
East sWe of Massachusetts Avenue
1110 feet, more or less, to the South
side of an alley; thence Eastward-
ly along the South side of said al
ley 15 feet, more, or less, to the
V/estem boundary line of Lot No.
8: the.nce Southwardly along the
Western boundary line of Lot No.
8 110 feet to the North side of
Blaine Street; thence Westwardly
along the North side of Blaine St.,
90 feet, more or less, to the point
of beginning, said lot being Lot
No. 9 in Block 109. Map of North
Wilkesboro, N.' C.
'This the 16th day of January,
. D. 1941.
W. J. CAROON, ’Trustee
By A. H. CAS^, Atty.
l-23-2t t ' *
Funml'service was held Tnee-
day at Edgewood BapUst church
for Mrs. Perry Johnson, wife of
Glenn Johnson, of near Wilkes,
boro. She died Monday at her
home, .v-
I
ipVtm ..add,
l>i|^nahe
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HI
-ex0~
*>•
I need a holiday,” said the
prettr cashier. *T’m not looking
best in Fddli Choppers.
$1.99^2.39
Carlton s
HARDWARE
my beet.”
ia^
ff£^;U|e these Wo .
tfeatxmlts 'when need
’ . SNIFFLE,
... M siSn of nasal
u.RTfi4nnN)N ... put a few drops
(rf. -Yteks Va-tro-nol op each nos
tril right away. Tfais helps to
present many colds from devel
oping, because'Va-tro-nol is ex
pressly designed to help Na
ture’s own defenses against
colds. „ (If a head cold causes
stuffiness, you’ll find that a few
drops of Va-tro-nol helps clear
the clogging mucus ana makes
breathing freer and easier.)
IF .. A CHEST COLD OR
V^F
ways at once. It
face of chest
warming poultice,VAi -
time it releases h^fu.
nal vapors that are mreatlHd i
reet into the irritated air
sages.
Both Va-tro-noi and VapoRifc
have been tested through yeua
of use in millions of hooMK
When yon use these two eseflU
cines you are not ebcperimtntingb
you are not taking needksB
chances. Remember: If the
dition of the cold fails to reapsiA
quickly to treatment—or if bmis
serious trouble is indicated—erii
your family physician
away. In the meantime be Wia-
par^! Get a bottle of Vicks ma-
tro-iivol and a jar of Vicks
poRub today—have them
' ready to use.
Miss Ekila Vannoy, Mgr.
’Pbwie 522 -
Rock BMg.
Wilkeabora, N. C.
We Save You Money on ti
CLOSE . OUT of Antomat
Wood Heater aa low as $9
m
ving Event
ONE RACK OF LADIES’
CLEARANCE OF CHILDREN’S
-SOCKS-
Were 25c29c Were 35c
5 pr. $1.00 4 pr. $1.00
FURTHER REDUCTIONS
THAT SAY BUY NOW!
Clearance of Ladies’
WINTER DRESSES
,4-t
UNBEWEVABLE—BUT TRUE
Wools, Silks, Crepes, Solid Colors and Florals
Special Reduced Lots To Clear—
-Extra
LADIES’
Values to $2.98
oo
Values to $3.95
Values to $12.95
MILL INERY
OO
Further Reduced to Clear!
XXc
y X «ss
$^•88
Values Up to parf
$2.98 ^OC
Rdgular $7.95
^ a
Regular $5.95*$6.50
Regular $1U.H5
Values Up to
KA fifi
(Q OO
Ik
$3.98 OOC
y^rOO •
Values Up to i\i\
Regular $14.95
Regular $17.95
Regular $19.95
$4.95
t
$7-48
$8.88
$9-88
Group of Gossard
Foundation
Were $1.50 to $3.75
ym
Odd Lots of
Brassieres
Were 59c to $1.50
now 25c to $1
$1.00 Parka Hoods with
Scarf
learance . .
79®
One group of $1.00
Jewelry
25®
Clarence Lot of
Suede and Kid
Gloves HALF
PRICE
LADIES’ WINTER CO.
PRICED TO CLEAR OUT!
Were $1.98
And $2.98
One Table of Novely
GIFTS
Selected groups O A| 1«
priced to clear la ALT
I' out at once — PRICE
Regular $10.95
$6
Regular $14.95
$8
Regular $17.95
$10
Regular $19.95
• 'N mV‘Xr-
Regular $29.95
' JHi
Values to $39.95
$12
,■ 1 -
$15
$19
and leas
Lor
Clearance
G(^ee Tables
RDVKD O^ SQUARlt
Fotdn MIqkes Fire Screep
$1.69
2 CoaU, Were $49,95, now reduced *o —
1 Black Coat, size 18, was $65.00, now on ssde .. $39.00
1 Black Beriian trimmed Coat, size Ifr, war
$65.0C^^ifoW
$39.{00;
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