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-JOt no«th" i|]ifeNDAY^NOV; "if' agaffiSi gd- aignt ^iig the hlgh- ^'-'today, according to tnatnic- osa that have heea issned to all .rriglon Englneei^. Engineers have been instructed to complete as much of the work as possible t(^y and to continue it until completed. The Commission has ruled that after November 1, 1941, no ad vertising signs can be erected or maintained along any state high- way closer than 5§ feet to the M V'tflic**' 'ness adt^ertlslng 'sueh bustdm and one sign piaeed on' hny pih^ miss advertialDg;: it top sale or a4^ TOitlsing for sale products pro duced thereon. Advertisers who have lawfully erected signs .on leased' property had until November 1, 1942, to relocate or readjust” their signs | to conform with the Commis sion’s ordinance. Legal erection of signs means that the property owner’s written consent must have been secured in advrnce. Section 7880 (83). subsection G, of the North Carolina Code pro, vldes that the owner’s permission in writing must be secured be fore any signs can be legally printed, placed, posted, tacked or ^fixed On the pro.perty of ano ther. Oral permission is not rec ognized by the law as giving any Qmto^^prk NOTICE OF SAJ.B OF LAND North Carolina, Wilkes County. Under and by virtue of the pow- ^ of sal^ contained in a certain py law as givuis oujr to Eleanor Smoak. ’Trustee, on the ing signs on the land of another 29th day of August, 1936, to m- cure the payment of a certain note, which note is past due and cmpaid, and demand having been made upon the said C. J. Triplett and said wife, Sailie ’Triplett, for payment of said note, and pay ment Refused, and the Trustee having been requested by the own ers and holders of said note and ^ed of trust (which deed of trust is duly recorded in the office of iie Register of Deeds for Wilkes 'ounty in Book 173, Page 241) to Kercise the power of sale therein .ontained: The undersigned Trustee will on the 17th day of November 1941, at the courthouse door in Wilkes- boro. North Carolina, at 12 o’clock noon, offer for -ale to the highest bidder for cash the following real estate: person. I..egal notices are except ed from this provision. For the present th'e Highway and Public Works Commission will confine its activities to signs lying beyond city limits, but it is expected that a joint program will be sought with officials of vari ous cities for the removal of signs within their jurldsiction. NOTICE TO CREDITORS Having qualified as administra trix of the estate of George Combs, deceased, late of Wilkes County, North (Carolina. This is to notify all persons holding claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned for payment, duly verified, on or be fore the 6th day of October, 1942, America will need millions of eggs this winter, as part of the "de fense food” production. Kathlyn Hines, pretty 4-H club girl, shows biddy that soldier hours will be expected. Many poultry producers follow this practice of turning on electric lights in laying houses early in the morning during winter months. The practice compensates for the fewer hours of daylight and gives hens a full day of eating and laying. suiLe. , or this notice will be pleaded in BEGINNING on a water oak on,j,j^j. recovery. All per- the South fork of E3k Creek:lg„j,g indebted to the said estate thence South 54 degrees West 19 make immediate settlement. poles to a white Jience South 68 degrees West e poms to a dou- day of ble inaple; thence South 30 degrees West 38 poles to a pine on top of 1 the ridge; thence North to a Cot-] ton Wood, thence a Northvr-ard p j^McDUFFIK. Attorney, course to Richey comer in the ii.iyc* (m\ Montgomery line; thence South ’ — Keeton line 2:-5 poles to a stake; PRELIMINARY CERTIFICATE In a letter sent out this week the Commission Chairman re quested the cooperation of city officials, civic clubs, newspapers, (i^tober, advertisers, and chambers of com merce in the sign removal cam This the 6th 1341. , „ MRS. LETHA (^OMBS, I paign^ It was pointed out thrt Administratrix of the estate , of George Combs, deceased. thence North to the Meadow Branch; thence down the branch to Elk Creek; thence down the creek to the beginning, containing 75 acres, more or less. | viay Come—Greeting: No bids will be accepted unless, whereas, It appears to my satis- -♦o -mal-Ar shall deuosit with the faction, by duly authenticated rec- OF DISSOLUTION jtate of North Carolina, Department of State: To .^11 to Whom Tiiese Presents its maker shall deposit with the ’Trustee the sum of ’Twenty Dollars ($20) as a forfeit and guaranty of his compliance with his bid, the same to be credited on his bid -when accepted, and unless said de posit is made said lands will be re- ■ sold immediately at the same place cn the same day and upon the same terms. Every deposit not forfeited or accepted will be promptly returned to the maker \upon the expiration of the period allowed by law far filing of ad vance or upset bid. This the l"th day of October, 1941. ELEANOR SMOAK, ll-10-4t (m) ord of the proceedings for the vol untary di.ssolution thereof by the unanimous consent of all the stockholders, deposited in my of fice, that the Vaughn, Hemphill & Co., a corporation of this State, ,vho.se principal office is situated in the City of North Wilkesboro, (bounty of Wilkes, State of North Carolina (J. R. Hix being the ■gent therein and in charge thore- signs are believed to he directly related to traffic accidents in that they distract the attention of the drivers and minimize the ef fectiveness of highway signs through which it is sought to in form drivers of road and traffic conditions. Enclosed with the letter was a copy of the Com mission's ordinance. The Division Engineer will di rect the campaign in his divi- .Mon. Helping him will -he di.s. trict engineers and others work ing under them. According to instructions issued by the High way and Public Works Commis sion. all signs of little value, in cluding tho.se tacked on trees, oosts, etc., will be loaded and Carolina produces 3,900 pounds of milk annually. If each of the farms without a cow in 1939 had nly one in 1942, the State’s milk production would be increased about 383 million pounds. We are only asked to increase our milk production in 1942 about 81 mill ion pounds over 1939.’’ Medals and decorations in the United States Navy are, for the most part, worn on the left breast. This custom may be trac ed from the practice of the Cru saders of the Middle Ages wear ing the badge of honor of their order new the heart. uiereni anu iii - )f, upon whose process may be brought to a designated place in lervod), has complied with the re- orijer that owners may secure juirements of Chapter 22, Consoli- — • . —1.,„ •> uated Statutes, entitled “Corpora tions.” preliminary to the issuing )f the Certificate of Dissolution: Now 'Therefore, I, Thad Eure, Secretary of State of the State of \'iiilh Carolina, do hereby certify hat the said corporation did, on ,he 9th day of October 1941, file n mv offiec a duly executed and attested consent in writing to the dissolution of said corporation, ex- tcu'ed by all the .stockliolders •.hereof, which said consent and the ecord of the proceedings afore- •aid are now, on file in my said of fice a.s provi-ded by law. In Testimony (Whereof, I have set may hand and affixed my offi cial seal at Raleigh, this 9th day of October, A. D„ 1941. THAD EURE, ll-:l-4t(m) . Secretary of State sale of valuable real ESTATE Under and by virtue of authori ty conferred on the undersigned commissioners by an order of the Superior Court in a certain Special Proceedings entitled, ‘'BenW Mitchell and wife. Pansey Mitchell, et als vs. Edgar Mitchell and wife. Mae Mitchell, et als, the under signed commissioners will on Mon day, November 10, 1941, at 1- o’clock. Noon, at the courthouse door, in the town of Wilkesboro, jfortii Carolina, offw for sale at fliblic auction, for cash, the fol- tSwing described real estate: FIRST TRACTr Being lots Nos. A and 5 in Block No. 4 in the Town , tw a it i? W Gordon, N. C., and ufsenbed on NOlU h Oh SALE Map of same Regi-stered in Book Under and by virtue of an order 90 page 502, and beginning on a of the Superior Court of Wilkes stake in the North side of South-1 County, made m the special pre side Drive Running North 88 de- ceeding entitled .Johnson J. San- crees East with said North line of ders. Administrator of Dock qouthside Drive SO feet to a stake Gaither, deceased, vs. Bruce (xaith- in said line- thence North 2 de- er and Mrs. Lela Wilson, et al, the orees West’ paritflel ^ >vith East same being No. upon the ^undarv of Third Street 160 feet special proceeding docket of said ■’•o a stake in the South line of]court, the undersigned comnus- Taekett Avenue, now Boone trail jsioner will, on the 15th day of lighway. thence South 88 degrees I November at 12:00 noon at the test with South Boundary of Court House door m Wilkesboro, tarkett Avenue 80 feet to a stake N. C„ offer for sale to the highest rViid boundary of Hackett Ave-, bidder for cash that certain tract L- thence South 2 degrees East of land Ij ing and being in Wilkes- 60 ’ feet to the beginning, con- boro Toivn.ship, Wilkes County, raining 12,880 feet, (Square) more [North Carolina, adjoining the C. H. or less, together with conditions Somers lands and others and more embraced in deed from Gordon In-1 particularly described as follows: dustrial Corporation to T. B. Fin-Vo wit: lev for this property. I BEGINNING on a .«tone near a SECOND TRACTT: Beginning drain in the Hampten line, EJd on a rock J. H. Pennell and C. A. Fosters aniCora Crysel’s original Witz-hell comer, running West comer, then north with said with J H Pennell's line to a stake Hampton line to William Fosters in T FT Pennell’s line near a white north west corner in a flat on the thence Northeast to a per- north side of I^ng Branch, then .immon tree on Jefferson and east crossing said Long Branch to Wdkesboro road; thence down said a small hickory comer of the T-nnH to a redoak bush; thence Meadows and Crysel Mill tract on Southwest to a whiteoak; thence the hill side, then wth said mill Qnntbwvst with J. H. Pennell’s tract to a large hickory, Ed Fos- foad te the beginning, containing ter’s corner, then west 52 jwles to {, Th. above h„ K wWteTak; Aence the ^me NOTE FURTHER: Record^ in course continued with a line to a blackoak on the bank of the public road leading to the Cur tis Bridge; thence with said road 38 poles more op less to a stake, Figures show that the great number cf recruits in Uncle Sam’s Navy enlist hetluse they want to learn a trade. The most popular trades are aviation metalsmith, welding, mechanist and electri cian. 7.VV;,. .f.W'’ • • > ■» ^ 'i-NS iri!l IT- ^ - / - .-:y .’ifk-- f? fn ilJ ilJ / Miss Kathleen Crow Lecturer “Let me calk to yout homemakers about the simple foods that I have found are mosr popular %/ich American families.I’vemade that a specialty—and that is where my usefulness to them will mainly lie,” said our lecturer, when we talked over with her plans for the school “My methods will save them minutes—maybe bouts—in the kitchen.” It sounded good to us. You’lllikethisptactical mind ed person. Two Sessions I ★ UP-TO-THE-MINUTE FOOD NEWS is something in which this newspaper speciali2es. All the year ’round our columns carry a wealth of attraaive menus, stimulating recipes and market information. Now comes, the Cooking School—high point of our Fexjd Year. Here we show />ew to make delicious, popular foods in the shortest time and in the easiest way. Our Cooking School is part of our food service to our women readers. Be sure to attend. All arc welcome. Bring your friends. GIFTS 7 Nov. 8 3 P.M. Free Admission NORTH WILKESBORO WOMAN’S CLUB HOUSE Local merchants have done much to help us make this school a success. To their generosity we owe the gifts that will be awarded following each session. To the lecturer, also, we owe the foods she will make. For all of these will be given away without money and without price. Lucky, lucky recipients!!! J5I thence South to the begmmng, containing 8 aerw, ^ 1ms, less 2 acres sold *«^ **;, The commissioneca will sell tne first tract sep^te the iMt two tracts, and rw-crve t^ „ to sell the Jast tww tracts sepa rate. then as a whele. Time of sale November 10, 1941, 12 o’clock, Noon. Cash. A 10 per c«*t “sh Book 78 page 109 deed from Dock Gaither to Ira Gilreathr BiXJINNTNG on a stake south of Bill Welborn’s house on the side of the path near Juren Williams comer and B. N. 85 west with his line 16 poles to a stone his comer, then north 3 degrees east with same crossing ^ng Branch 41 poles to a stone in a bottom to C. H. Somers line 20 poles to a Spanish oak in said line, then 16 degrees east with Dock Gaithers line 10 poles to a stone, then west with Bill ” Welbom’s line 10 1-2 poles to a stake, then south with them. “Signs having any value,’’ the instruuctions say. “should be taken down with as much care as possible so as not to damage them, and any of those removed having any .substantial value should be laid on the ground hack of the 50-foot line, near the point where they are taken up.” If there is any doubt as to whether or not a particular sign comes within the scope of the Commission’s ordinance, removal crews have heen told to leave it in place until this information is definitely known, in cases of doiiht as to sign's status, it is to be listed so that it can he located easily when is status under the ordinance is cleared up. Removal crews have been in structed not to molest signs on property leased for that purpose since owners of these have been granted a year for their removal. FariBcrs Must Not Be Liability In Defense “A farmer "'ho is forced tn spend money for milk, noiiitrv and other products he could produce at home is a liability in the Nat ional Defense program.” says Dean I, O. Schanb, director of the N C. Stete College Extension Serv ice. “Every ounce of diary, poul try and other such products is needed to teed defense forces in Army camps and industrial cen ters, and our friends who are re sisting aggression in Europe,’’ he declared. Dean Schaub pointed out that the Frrm Censue showed that, in 1939, there were no^ cows, on 98.- 204 of North Carolina’s 280,000 farms; no hogs on 86,604 farms; and no chickens on 33,154 farms. “That means,” he asserted, 'that about one-third of our farm ers were buying , milk and bog meat, and about one-sixth were buying eggs, or else they were do ing without these essential health foods. Either slUiatlon is bad. “For instance, if they were buy ing canned milk they were reduc ing the supply available for ex port to Great Britain. If they and their children were doing without milk, they were undernourished end no nation achieves total strength unless all of its citizens are well fed.” The Extension director says that North Carolina can make its biggest contribution to the “Food for Freedom’’ campaign by seeing a Gillette Tires Gillette Bear The LATEST THING IN tires! Will Give You Plenty Of SERVICE" Miss Kaf Jeen Crow, the noted Home Economist, says. “Wheth er you operate a car or truck, one must have a good, sturdy tire. That’s why I so heartily endorse MISS KATHLEEN CROW Noted Home Economist f Every possible engineering feature it built into this rev olutionary new member of the Gillette family. The usu al GILLETTE OUALITY pre vails from bead to tread. The massive shoulders and side- woll protectors, together with its extro heovy tread, rounds out this tire to moke it o balanced product and one thot beors the Gillette "Stomp of Approval". GILLETTE You’ll Appreciate Our Attractive Prices, Especially In Viewxof the Fact That Tires Are Difficult to Obtain Either for Passenger Cars or Commercial Units. See us Today! Cash. A 10 per »sn ^ comer, then that every farm has at least one will be ^me coume H poles to the be- cow, some pigs, and a farm flock °9th Ur of October, ginning containing 4 62-160 acres q, poultry. "If we do that, we Sr ^ T. i STORY? ‘"creased production sought In *■ 11-Mt (m) Commissioner 1942. The average cow In North Buy A Set of Gillette Nob by Treads for Fall and Winter Driving LOW PRICES on all sizes We Are Cash Buyers Of Country Produce and Cross Ties. See Us For Your Fertilizer —Planters, of Course. Tie and Feed Store ^WHOLESALE AND RETAIL GROCERIES, FLOURS, AND F^S Forester Avenue Thone 151 North Wilkesboro, N. 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