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i-^ One of tile most senssttonal
Interesting shows ever put
on In North Wllkesboro will start
On Fridrr, June 6, eight p. m.,
when Kirma, nationally famous
master of hypnotism, starts his
performance In a show window of
Rhodesr-Day Furniture company.
Tha performance will begin
with the attempt to hypnotize a
beautiful young lady. If success- ■
tul. she will be placed on a Kings-
down mattress in the show win
dow in plain view of the public
and remain there for 24 hours.
That will be only one feature
of the show which promises to
be “the talk of the town" and
the performance must be seen, to
be appreciated and believed.
A show window of Rhodes-Day
Furniture company’s store on the
corner of Ninth and C streets
will be transformed into an im
provised stage in order that the
performance can be in full view
of the large crowd expected to
AHtrNOWf
Another thing novel and Inter
esting about the show announced
for Friday night Is that it is en
tirely free to all. Seeing the show
cost nothing and everybody Is
given a most cprdial invitation
to attend. Various entertainment
features will continue just as
long as spectators wish to see and
there will be tnehy demonstra
tions in different states of hyp
nosis. - ,
■Many have wanted to see a
real demonstration in the, myster
ious art of hypnosis and the show
beginning Friday night offers all
in this section an unparalleled
opportunity to see a master per
form £s has never been done here
before.
Kirma has mystified ihousands center, Mexican army
in many of the leading cities of
the country ar'^ on Friday night
comes to North WUkesboro with
his outstanding demonstratton.rt.
Don’t forget the time and place.
Rhodes-Day Furniture c o m-
pany makes another fnnounce-
ment of much interest—that a
*39.50 Klngsdown. mattress will
he given awp.y absolutely tree.
, For details and registration call
(at Rhodes-Day company Frtdry
and register. There is no obliga
tion and the mattress will be giv
en to some one frea.
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Mexican army medical ofScers visit a Chicago'draft induction'atation
to study V. S. army methods. From left, Capt. L. Johnson of the draft
men. Majors Salas, Vera and Sanches; Lieu-
tenant'Cofonel Ramos and Major Gomes. Captain C. Bncsynskl, of the
draft center. Mkjor Zapata of Mexico. Seated: R. Forsythe, a selectee.
Wilkesboro^oHt^kes Exten^
One and Purleari Hot 02 Act
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. . I Washington.—Secretary of the
On Thnr.^'day of last wee • j j^terior Harold L. Ickes, in his
and Mrs. .Teff Matherly entertain-
Boomer News
Items In Brief
In
Mo wonder, either.
HANES Crotch-Guard
Sports, his legs are free to put
sOl the wallop Into his swing.
All over the land, these trim,
modem garments are making a
hit. ’The HANESKNIT Crotch-
Guard provides gentle, athletic
protection. On and ofl in a Jiffy.
All-round Lastex waistband.
Here’s a garment that makes
you unaware of underwear.
Team it up with a HANES Un
dershirt . . . worn outside the
Shorts for extra comfort. You’ll
like this new idea!
HANES
CIOTCH-GOUD
SPORTS
39155
II you pr*l«r a mid-thigh l#9* w«ar
HANES Crotch-Guoid Shorts. S5c sach.
HANES SHIRTS AND
broadcloth shorts
39'-55
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Rev. E. V. Bumgarner, of T?y-
lorsville. filled his regular ap
pointment here Sunday and as
usual preached a fine sermon.
Rev. S. I. Watts filled his regu
lar appointments at Ooshen rnd
Liledown Saturday and Sunday.
.M". Abernethy. of Hickory,
made a forced landing here Sat
urday night with his plane. He
had been to Chicrgo. 111., and was
on hi. way hack to Hickory when
he got lost in the fog and was
lost for 2 hours. He finally land
ed in .Mr. \V. A. Caudill’s field
here with only 1-2 gallon of
ga-soline in his tank. He spent the
night here and hoarded his plane
for Hickory Sundry morning.
Little Ralph Ferguson, of Piir-
lear. is spending this week with
Ills grandparents. .Mr. and Mrs.
Will Billing...
Mr. and -Mrs. Charlie Hamby,
of I/enoir. visited .Mr. Hamby’s
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Will BU-
liiygs. Sunday.
Mr. Billie i, aiidill. of C.oshen.
-pent Saturd: y night here with
.Mr. dene C-aiidill.
Mrs Aiin.e Fowler and Mrs.
Jim Canlill and children, of
Cioshen. risited Mr. and .Mrs. W.
.A. Caudill. Sunday.
The Caudills and Mr-. Fowler
visited .Miases Jos-.ie and Lou
McNeil. Sunday evening. Th y say
Miss Lou is very feetile. She ha.s
been ill failing healtli for some
time.
.Mr. and Mrs. Linsday Roger.-
and family, visited Mrs. Rogers'
parents. .Mr. and Mr.-. \\.
Watts, of Taylorsville. Sunday.
Mrs. Thomas I»hel and Miss
Elizatielh Isliel. visited .Mrs. J. K.
Phillips. Satiir'tiv.
Mr. and Mrs. A. F. dreer and 1
daughters. Ruth and Jewell, vi.s. I
ited Conover on tiusiiiess Mon
day.
Mr. and Mrs. T. F. dreer and'
family and Miss Ruth Howell!
visited Asheville. Chimney Rock. |
Sunday. '
.Mr. A. F. dreer and son, .At
well. are 1 u-y with their shop
work. They Iniilt three truck beds j
Lst week. Quite a record for two
ed guests from different sections
of the state. Their visitors in
cluded a Mrs. Hawkins from Bur
lington. her son, John, and his
wife, from Irvin, a Mrs. Clay, her
daughter and two grandchildren,
from Hickory, also Mr. rnd Mrs.
Ed Haye’, Mr. and Mrs. Forest
Doss, and Miss Willa Nichols.
Miss M. E. Nichols, who be
came ill suddenly Sunday after
noon. is much improved.
.Miss Dolly Nichols, of Win
ston-Salem. visited her parenL-,
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. T. Nichols, over
the week-end.
Mr. I,. C. Minton, because of a
strange di.serse, lost the use of
his arm some weeks ago, but is
now much improved.
Mr. Raleigh Church, who U in
the army, stationed at Wilming
ton, visited his parents. Mr. and
.Mrs. N. C. Church, on Memorial
Day.
Mrs. L. C. Minton, who return-
de from the Western ,N. C. Sana
torium some time ago. continues
to Improve, her friends will be
glad to lerrn.
Mr. and Mrs. R. D. Nichol.-
were visitors in the home of
Mis.es M. E. and M. V. Nichol.s
Sunday.
-Mrs. Mary Robinson, who suf
fered a stroke of paralysis a tew
davs ago, is sli.ghtly improved.
Mr. and .Mrs. W. H. Nichole
visited relatives at iMoravirn Falls
Sunday.
We welcome our new neigh
bors, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Rich
ardson. who have recently moved
into our community.
Rev. (I'nclel Lee Miller was a
visitor in the home of Mr.-. Mary
Robinson, Sunday.
Our neigliliors have been very
much disturbed because of the ef
fect of strong drink and wish a
more strict enforcement of law op
the sale of lifinors.
first step as Defense Oil Co-prdi-
nator. today extended the month
ly reporting system required by
the Connally “hot oil” ret to sev
eral additional producing regions.
He asked that reiports be for
warded froth fields on the Gulf
coast of Texas, certain areas of
Western Texas, and oil regions i
in Louisiana rnd New' Mexico.
Heretofore reports have been re
ceived only from east Texas and
Oklahoma.
.411 producers, transporters,
[storers, and refiners in the new-
I ly-affected area-i- will be required
' to report monthly on their pro-
I duction and stocks of oil in order
to present a more accurate Na-
Itional picture of production and
.-hlpments of oil.
The reporting system was not
■xtended to California and Illi
nois. which are heavy producers,
lecaiise the two states are not
meml ers of the interstate oil
compact.
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Dublin Air Raid
Wreckage Yields
Four More Bodies
• Buying a refrigerator? Then ask yourself
these questions. Is it bit enouihT Is it
economicalT Is it really modemt This
oversbee 6% cu. ft. Kelvinator, with its
exclusive Stainless Steel Cold*Ban, is the
last word in refrigerator design—and it’s
powered by the Polarsphere Sealed Unit
that uses current only 12 minutes per hour
under average kitchen conditions.
Refricerstioii Activity now on! This
is the time to equip yonr home
with Electric Eefriferstlon at its
Best,
Dublin. — Four more bodies
were dug yesterday from the
wreckage caused by bombs which
fell Saturday, bringing t*e death
toll to 34. At lea.st .500 persons
were homele.M,- from the exp.osion
of four bombs.
The Eire government announc
ed that bomb fragments found
were of Germrn origin and that
a protest would he made to Ger
many.
DUKE POWER COMPANY
HOURS 9 to 5
NINTH STREET
Greek Officials
In Exile Resign;
Premier Keeps Job
Southern Bargain Store
HANES Blu» Label Sbirts and broad
cloth Shorts os low as 2Sc.
★ 1.3ok lor the HANES Label when
you buy underwear. It assures
quality garments at moderate prices,
p. H. Hones Knittiog Co,
Wjns*on«Salem. N. C.
Cairo. Egypt -The Greek gov
ernment-iti-ex.le resigned yester
day and the resignations were ac
cepted by King George II. The
king was reported convinced it
wi s no-w desirable to reduce
membership of the government.
' Emmanuel T oiideros remained
I as premier, with the additional
■ portfolios of foreign affairs and
men. ! Farmers of Fork township in
Mrs. S. 1. Watts visited her Wayne county have indicated
son and daughter. ,Mr. and Mrs. their desire to continue as a one-
John Watts and Mr. and Mr.s. variety cotton community this
Paul Brown, of Taylorsville, Sun- year, reports D. J, Murray, as-
day afternoon. sistant farm agent.
You sovo at the store by taking full advantage
of bargain day specials. You save in the kitchen
by serving leftovers days later "dressed up’’ as
new dishes. You save thru the years with the
famous General Electric ’Thrift Unit which has
esublished an unsurpassed record for depend
able performance and enduring economy.
5>; 1C 15 ^
• Beautifully styled all-steel cabinet
• Almost 12 sq. ft. shelf area
• 8 pound ice making capacity
• Giant botde storage zone
• Automatic interior light
• G-E sealed-in-steel Thrift ' ’tiit
SILK REMNANTS
Sold Saturday Only
Genuine Silk and Rayon Remnants—
Worth up to 59c yard. Ideal for Blouses.
Skirts, Children’s Dresses, Etc. . . .
^ ^ C Each
EARLY B 20 Pieces
B Sold to a
rWvl Person.
STRAW HATS
Odd lot Salesman’s Samples. Straw
Ha«.s. All Sizes, Shapes and Qualities—
some sold up to 48c each. Narrow or
wide brims. Ideal for work or dress.
Come Early.
Curtain Material
One big table Ready Ruffeled Curtain
Material. No bothering about Ruffles—
just cut .ind hang. Rose, Green, Ecru,
Blue, White . . .
5c
MEN’S DRESS SOX
Just received—a new shipment Men’s
Dress Sox—rl®>n or fancy. Long or
ankle tops. All sizes . . .
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FREE ICE V/ATER EVE
RY DAY WE ARE OPEN
MEN’S SHIRTS
Men’s good heavy weight, full cut, two-
pocket Chambray Work Shirts. Fast
color and will not shrink. Sizes 14 to It.
MISSES’ ANKLETS
Misses’ Anklets—big lot, all colors and
sizes. Plain or fancy stripes. Some
worth up to 15c pair. Come early—
5c
BOYS’ WASH SUITS
Little Boys’ Wash Suits. Short sleeves
and button-on shirts. Fast color, and
won’t shrink. Solid or fancy patterns—
25c to 48c
MEN’S HATS
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Special buy Men’s New Felt Hats,
and dark colors—jfrey, green, blue,
black, brown. You will want at least
two at this price ...
39c to 69c
MEN
IF YOU WANT
OVERALLS
• WE HAVE THEM •
Blue Bell, Silver Streak, 8 oz. Sanforiz
ed—full cut—high or low hack; with or
without the zipper pocket. Sizes 32 to
54.
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Tops In Preference! Tops In P mance!
RALPH DUNCAN
Electrical Contractor—Electrical Supplies
’Phone 301 North Wilkeiboro, N. C. ■
Southern Bargain Store
NEXT DOOR TO GADDY MOTOR CO.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
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