f^wick
way register at the cM-
feime office located on the
1 tloor of the Bank of North
building.
' '»>* aamea aa given by the state
H. McH^ee, county civilian'
chaiman, are as follows
'^»11 of them are a.sked to call
ji 1^ cMlian defense office im-
fttlkltely and register their trucks
M.BSQuested by the War Depart-
mBtae,
oP%i7tl. Rath
T. N.
■ Co.Henwn
. ; St.: Clair, l:;R. BareSMfv C. Mor-
tȣT ii, *^**' ** iiRcheil, Aioaso An-
ttiggs, M..V. Rob-
Andeiaon, C. H. HO'h-
C- P- Owens. W. C. Min-
iSS*-' **•»* Baldwin^Roby St Cla^.
tna m the intereab. of ®- Sfc Bell, J. H. Scott, P. tt.
-. ^ravee, /. H'. Btlllngs, Spen-
ti l ‘i''.'.ii i Blaekbam, Virgil Church, Ep-
^o^with a supply o^ Jame. Minton. Hirmaa
I Lowe. D. L. ujwe, Vance Lov-
we convenience of truck jj_ .p jotneo, Leo Wagoner,
it has bee announced ca^on Triplett, Jas. T. WllUam^,
^D. E. Belli J. R. Wallace, Glenn
Wllllame, L. M. Wood. Claude
Warren, Henry T. Anderson, Jes
se Alexander, Ralph- Anderson,
.R. B. Ahderson, Roy Anderson,
D. C. Clanton, Johnnie Hall, L.
C. Hall, Arvelle Hamby, B. A.
Hampton, John Pox, Lee C.
Brown, J. F. Lankford.
R. M. Wooten, J. N. Wright.
A. . R. Wyatt. Will O. Wyatte, C.
P. Wike, J. W. Welborn, Lonnie
Cothren, Vernon Wike, S. T,
Earp, J. E. Crysel, Charlie El-
ledge, Bill Dancy. H. A. Cranof,
Jr., Richard Lowe, Lonnie Gulfee,
Pat Williams. Robert Elliot*,
John Frazier, C. C. MlkCal, W.D.
Poster. Lloyd E. Lyon, L. E.
Woodie, L. G. Watkins, C. R.
Sldden. Thonaas G. Bradshaw, R.
P. Smithey, John S. McGrady,
Claude Pearson, John S. McGra
dy, J. P. Pearson, Roby Bullls.
and J. B. Church, C. 0. Bum
garner. Guy Spicer, C. H. Mc-
I-ean. Harold Bumgarner.
en, Reece Jordan. J. D. KiUi ®‘ R“ragarner. L. L. Mc-
eu, oi-cece ju . .1 l,. McNeill. J. R.
Pierce, R. J. Phillips, E5d Poplin,
B. W. Call, W. L. Potts, J. W.
Nicholson, A. C. Pruitt, North
"Wilkesboro Coca-Cola Bottling
Company, C. E. Green. North
Wllkeiboro and Galax Motor Ex
press, D. D. Osborne, E. C. Os
borne, John A. Osborne, J. S.
Pardue, Wayne F. Church, S. U.
Reynolds, J. O. Triplett, C. S. &
W, J. Triplett. Sylvanla Williams,
Zollie Parsons, Reins Sturdirant,
,Jnc., R. C. Childers, Mrs. Mad
Queen, W. E. Reynolds, Csrd^U
Lumber Co., James A. Church,
D. L. Church, George Staley, 6.
Bro__.
Ray
W
J. H, ShlS^M, ' R. ,
Pnrdpe, X^'A. R _
A. Tt&^fBwrtai-Bohy Rllidge, H.P.^-.tJIS^
ler, J. ^ylor. J ;
M.'Si BrrI; 8am ^lley, Blsh-
op A^cNellL Tfruoi Line. w
Blackburn. Clarence jMhB\*j^ktfrRttlfr foi^^Uotase aafc
M. ^urch. f J' M ^Btr«*:l» opa« the year
ir”’ j‘ L^ ^xler E s' •ronnlfor eoprah fishing
i Jr., J. L. Frasier. E. S.: ^
Eller,
Combs.
Graji
Flailing Hcenjos are on saie At
• varioag: license agenta through*
Bruce Wesrer, A. P. Pope, JoS. ® ^
P. Bqmgarneir, Roy Hayes, B. B,
Haynes. Chahlle Johnson. Carl
Brown A Bob’e Fuel Tard, John
Oaborae; C; P. Owens, Bop P»r.-
ller, Roy Harris, Lee Green, R.
K. HoRind, T. P. Bumgarner, J.
P, Meni'er^n, J. C. Holder, W.
Q Phillips, J. A. A M. L. Inckev,
Jee Holland. James Osborne. P
out Wllkee countyj,
Vklory
(Con'ihned from page I)
Wtkm, eervink
tire and tote; tetea Cu
timber hatder, «ad.r
tube; Jesse Pipei, haul
more passengers to work,
tit^ apd tnim; Thomsa ^
Walsh.' merchsnt, one true?
Recaps—Jessie McCoy ’.I'lflnWW
poultry hmler, ttra truths ti^;
Robert Noah BoUand, hunber
hauler, five tmcR tires; Rntagon
I Benton, lumber hauler, onp truck
3^m Spicer. Joe Staley, Mary
* MiStaley, C. G. Wllliems, R. C.
eves, W. M. Whittington,
and Claude Williams, Odell
6T. J, R. Wallace. J. H.
J. M. Lowe, W. G. Lowe.
'■Luttman, Edwin Jennings.
REJO, Lowe, R. C. Jennings. Grant
B. J. Johnson Ernest Mar.
Ma^-James O. Johnson, W. T.
Ralph Johnson, J. O.
W. W. Mathis, J. P.
erson, Johnle Glass, Lee
r, iL C. Jones, G. W. Greer,
X *. CuBer, F. P. Holcomb.
Hr. and Mrs. John Goss. W. C.
C. Kilby, Wade
ffORRENT
VB KENT: Five room heetcA
.■••rtBent. F. D. Forester, Tel-
wgkone 61. t-fS-S
MB Went T1uM|^ rooms for
■gttt housekeeping. Mrs. ISaac
mer, Sr., at Wilkes Tie
mad Peed Store. 4-6-tf
BENT: One three-roora
aEpartment, private- entrance,
mewly paiifted , Utroughout.'
BTurnlshed or unfurnished. Mrs.
XolUe Eller, 509 Tenth :,trcet.
3-13-2t
RENT: Apartment, fnrnlsli-
«d. 724 Lower Kensington
IKive. Mrs. A. E. Spainhower,
IPhone 576. 3-5-tf
FOR SALE
BALE: 19S9 deluxe molol
tAx-foot. Westlngtaouse re-
Erigerator. Looks like new.
Wtr*. Ell Sebastian, route two.
Morth Wilkesboro. Itpd
BALE; TTiree good work
Paul J. Vestal, Mora-
.■palla. 4-9-3t
'9PTP8 for sale — Apply
E. Long, North Wilkes-
TU. 2. Itpd
Davis & Co., P. M, Baity. W, H.
Casey. Claud CaudlH, B. A. Etay,
J. F. Caudill. J. P. Bauguess, R
G. Bauguess, Ruth Bauguess, B-
W. Brooks, Champion Poultry
Farm, Willie Draughn, E. L. Be-
shears, W. P. Bell, D- X. Brook
shire, Concil Church. Pearson
Bros., Glenn Brookshire, Billy
Bauguess, A. P. Walsh, C. E.
Walfate, John G. Eller, Charlie
Childress, Spencer Blackburn, R.
T. Edmleton, Edwards Mfg. Co.,
City Transfer Co,, Berlie Foster,
Meadow Brook Dairy, Welborn
Settle. Millers and Long.
R. A. Riggs, J. T. Irvin, C. C.
Key, M. 6k M. Motor Elxprees, W.
S. Lowe. C. O. Lovette, L. & N-
Trucking C;„ R. S. Ferguson.
C. S. Elliott, Glenn Ed Minton.
E. W. Walker. -Marsha ft Harris,
David V. Chllers. C. T. Doughton,
W. G. Hamby. R. F- Davidson.
C. D. Davidson, R. A. Gri^. Ray
mond Cleary, C. C. Church, J. C.
Bumgarner, L. A. Wolf, T. G.
Brown. L. B. Howell.-Tom HulT-
man. J. H. Hager; Harrlsoir HaR.
Roypl Warren, M. L. Hontfren.
W. D. Poster. Taft Foster.
Charlie Wlnebarger, M. E. Mil
ler, A. R. Miller; Arthur Ga-mbin,
Mrs. Anna W. Miles, Arvilfe Pin-
nev. J. W. Jtones, Mrs. Zbllna
BE.AUTY OPER-/ TORS WANT- Frazier, J. E.
ED—Twenty dollars a week and, jp^rgusoh. Brewer-Newton LlnoV-
^ ’ *eum & Furniture Co., J. T- nnd
degree as will supply the cash
needed by the~ family.
. The patriotic duty of every fam-’tire.
E. Brown. C,.B. Shepherd, C. R. lily demands partkipation in thei Dr. W.tW. Miles received a p«r-
Sidden, It A. Bidden, J. L. Tilley. Vic^ry Garden Campaign and ex- mit to porchase a new antomobile.
J. H. inters. L. B. Whiteside, A. trs efforts to grow an adequate! All members of board timber
supply Of vegetables for family [two were present for the sqitdar
ne^s. I meeting' of the rationdng board
Because of the advanced price'which was held in their atfke in
for food, shortage of containers, I the North Wilkesboro Bank bnild-
Walsh, Lex Davis, Bill Gembill. and the Increased war demands, jing.
R. C. Davidson,'R. M. DilUnger, food must be produced at home.} Those issued certiflcataa for the
L. Tripled. Robert Thomas.
J. E. Minton. D. J. Redding,
Jr., H. E. Shumate, C. O. Bum-
gfrner, Cornle Hayes, R. B.
Every serving of food produced in purchase of tires or tubes mere:
the Victory Garden saves money
for the producer and makes avail
able more food for-our armed
forces.
To grow a good garden, the soil
should be f«tile, well drained, j one tube; North
should warm up quickly in the Grocery Cou. two
WANTED
spring, and should not bake after
a hard rain. It should be located
in such a place as to be protected
from livestock.. It is not necesaary
to confine all plantings to one
area. If necessary select different
parts of the fimii where certain
vegetables will grow the best..
Well rotted manare or sweepings
from the poultry house are g;ood
fertilizers. Complete fertilisurs
may be used and the kind most
commonly used iaa 5-7-6.|Hixtui9C-,
You can make a good garden fir-
tilizer by mixing A76 pounds of
poultry manure, 40: pounds of 16
per cent superproiphate and: 19
pounds of 50 per cent muriate of
potash. This will aqual 200* lbs., of
a.M-6 fertiliser. Afertaiser mbsr
fnve containing m.ore'tbea 7 per,
«ant super pbosphsita! is irntter for
the-growing of tomatoes, peppers,
eggplant and snap beans.
The commercial fertilizer is bestt
Howard T. Clark, two tubes; Ar
chie Andrew Cashion, ttap tiras;
James Nelsen Osborne, ti^ tires:
Charlie Bidden, four tires, four
tubes; ChaalaB Glenn Hanter,
Wilkesboro
tlre^ two
tubes; Walter Marion Monrisoh,
one tire; I. Evexette PeanoB, two
tires; Lonnie Cavier, two obsoletes;
Mont B. Miller.,, ene tire.
. Those issued certificates fv re
treads were; Ernest Wiles, Sokert
Charles Faucottiav Charles S.. Peat-
son, E. F. Caudill, Joe Taylor
Staley, James El. Caudill.
4T|
i^yHUnldgene kt.
isr-t&«
.ai^ oae-dul
antlu^jMiiln^ If *Ion Mare
TMChed j^ur 18th Mrthday and
are not jet 27, you are ellgAle
und# th^ new regulations for
cadet trafnlBg. Gtobd phylmy con
dition Is required. or
sfni^ mim are now-ellglMe. Di
plomas Twr tftedfts are not requir
ed flrem sdBcetloaat Institatlens
for training as bombadMers. nav
igators and pilots of the Army
Air Coroe. AppHeation blanks for
avlatlO^ cadet trelning may be
obtafmtf^flrbtti the United States
Arnryi Me*bn« RecruMng Unit,
which VHli be tocated at the town
hall bttilding. North Wilkesboro.
North C»r|I|i», on Monday and
TuesA^-April 13 and 14, and
applidsTO will be referred to the
nearest Aviation Ga det Examin
ing Hoard for the necessary
physical end mental examina
tion. complete Information on
other branches of the Army may
also be. obtained at this unit.
Young mqn 18 and 19 years of
age are especially needed for en-
listmpAt fbr aviation cadet end
regulwr amrT training. These men
are urged to visit this unit on
the above dates.
"Let’s Go! U. S’. AT Keep 'em
Plying!”
This unit will alsrr be In Home.
N. C... Wednesday wuf Thursday,
April 15 antf 16.
ipy #. pm, ; V. 0.,.
-g-. '
Mmo ■
ner,
H. P. Eller Files
As Candidate For
Sheriff Of County
SE»nC8 Vt A
—None*
North Caroifna,
Wilkes Coofl^,
In The Siwerior OoiKt, .
BrfbreTlie Clerk ■
' JtAnson adrnMstretor
of Lda IngoM ftknmkker, fah|A«
pd, Fay GhMM NsIIik Kh^moni
Glass and James C. tngool, Jr.
-J' ,
. Noah F. Glass, Lela Eopfk up;
gool, Dewey DOokM Kitebeu.- i S -
The defendant, NoMi P. 6Iag%;^
win (ake troHee that art ■etioa en
titled as above has been commew
ed in the Superior Coart of WSkag
County,'Norra Carolina, to adadoi
ister the estate of the intestate,
Mrs. Leta Ittgool SAunaker, de
ceased, mother of the diefendmt
herein named, tvfamh adrnfnistriK
tkm win necessitate the aeflUig of
a certain tract or parcel of Imm in
tire Town of North Wilkeshoro, N.
C. to make assets to pay the fai-
debtedneas of the deceased,
Lela Ingool Shumaker. The airid
defendant will further take notfee
that he is reoniradl to> amma a
the office of tne Clerk of the Sa
perior Court of said' County In th
Court House in Wilkesboro, K, C.,
on the 27th day of April, 1142, and
answer or demur to- the' pettfcR
In said action, or the plaintiff 'will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said complaint.
This I7th dav-of Maroh, 194?.
C. a HAYIS.
Clerk of the Superior Court of
(Wilkes County, N. C.
SUNDAY SERYICE8 AT
B'lHBT BAPTIST CHVBm
“The Lest Full
Devetfon” will he the sermon
subject of the paator for there*-
nlsr worship service in the Ptmt
Baptist church tUis Sunday. 3hn-
iapplied as the rows are laid ofif|^'®f^ school beginr at 9:46 a. m.,
about 10 days or twoiweeks before,**^ worship service comman-
At the rate of 1000if««» H o’clock
commission to start. Living
quarters avaialble; to work irt
Washington. To start immediate
ly. Write Beauty, Sox 609
Fourteenth Street, North West,
Washington, D. C. 4-20-61
LET DEALER Motsinger Explain
how you can increase your earn
ings and better yourself by gett
ing into Rawleigh Retailing
either in Taylorsville or nearby
Rural Localities in Caldwell and
Wilkes Counties. He has had
over six years experience, has
made splendid progress and in
creased his net ■worth considera
bly. See Dealer Carl Motsin
ger, RFD 3, Taylorsville, N. C.,
or write Rawleigh’s Dept. NCD-
164-226M, Richn\ond Virginia.
Apr. 2-9-16-23pd
1: MiBch motor In goo«l
Ittlon. Plenty of power for
airmlll H. C. Hutchison at'
Wilkesboro fire depart-
Itpd
LE at real saertfioe; two
complete, one buffet, one
ig room rug, one china
or bookceee. Mrs. Eu-
TJ. Dockery, 703 Ninth
.t- . It
TAN BARK — Chestnnt Oak and
Hemlock bark will be taken
this year in the sheds of the In
ternational Shoe Company at
North Wilkesboro, N. C. Bark
can be delivered any day of the
week except Sunday. 4-16-
Margaret Louise Alexander. W.C.
Owens, Bra G. & Millard .Matnis,
W. S. Reins.
I planting.
^pounds per acre 4! or 6 poundk
may be used for every 100 foot of
At the evening service of wor
ship, 8 p. m., the pastor will speak
MISCEU/^ NEOUS
lam'—Small purs«. with
about $80.00 in money. LiberpI 1
reward for return to Journal- I
Patriot office. Itpd
SOCIETY
Fjigagement SCss Herffc
And Lt. Finley Announced
Mrs. William Joseph Heath, of
Mbiiroe, N. C., announces tfle m-
gagement of her daughter..- MisS'
Elizabeth Stewart Heath, to Lieut.
EMward Smoot Finley,, of Nortfc
WHkesboro and! Westove* Field,
Massachusetts- '
Miss Heath, a graduate of
Qpeens-Chicora College in. Char
lotte, has a pomtion in tfia Fb^
Security Adasinistratior'. office
here. Lieut. Finley is a; son. of
Mr. and Mrs. E. G. Finley. He is
a graduate of Davidson College
and before he was called ihto ser
vice as a first lieutenant in the
air corps of the army held a por
sition with Meadows MJU compaay
here.
Russian Anny Is
Nm Smdbi^
row when the row*are 24 indtam the subject: ”An Unqrtmd
apart. At the ratr of 600 poond-s HImsIng”. Attention is callMI to
n«r acre, 2 poundk'inr 1^0 hsefr fho change In time for the even-
!of 24 Inah rowg»snlt»few. -"% service—-8 p. m. Insteatf (rf
The Victory Gardtei FrogramilmpP- “»• The* Training muiao
been stressed in aU the 4-H Clubs »eet at 7 pzm.
in the county, and the 4-H Glub» A friendly tnvita'ion is exttsB-
raeuibers have beea urged to ^
plant a garden as a project, or to
ftrip with the famfly gSLrdcn..Q}iite'
a few 4-H Club members will xse
gardens as their 4*H Club proj-
oets and keep records on them.
Most of thes* yegetabfea- no
doubt will be consumed while
The only candidates who have'
filed for nomihatibn for any- of
fice in ’^■’dkes coap‘j“ to d«,te ere
Measure «ftiL P. (PritriH' *nhr- Or ritellT
and T. E. Story for representa
tive, accordllig to thfcrmatlon
obt^ned today from all three of
the members- of the- county board
of elections. Both filed' for- the
Republican nomltaatfcns.
The election board! compwed
of J. M. Andbrson, W! 0. Absfler
and J. C. Grayson will meet on
Gaturdey morning, April' IT, m
the office of the clerk of court to
appoint registrars anff JUdgee for
the primary and rffectlon. The
meeting will' begin' at II ofWtodfc-
■Ki z]
¥0»
VUa W mmOrn MSlilw,i I»alaotM M
niai^ psljuth Blttm 00*it mk wwhji Irt-
MMUaMtnniMMM. Ileatlii>.|t»uro —Ci aS.»
■idl«M lamdMBa in* muw llUi^ utan
«qW lakUiii Phan "Si*
toulM. aw«Z(«rSKUrltoU)*>llMrin'>
«CB> SaUd on IS» MtL You mW It latiaite
with Hantho-MoMw m mmn irPnopL
Cat mt uxltf. Mp tad IIM idw
servfees.
\
Many Enrolled Br
First Aid Coorves
Miss Aniile Laurie Herring,
WITkes home demonstrxtlbir ag
ent, said today that 55 were en-
rolTed at Roaring River- for the
first aid coarse bettg- tanght
there by Dr. John W. Mbirkr, of
tMi city.
At MoravUrn Falls, Dn J. G,
Beatley is instructor of a courM
Hllli^miiE: 1P42 4-4(»r Dodge
sn; Acl condition; five
low mileage. Reason for
jng, draftee. See or write
0. Welborn, Route 2,
^jpwaboro, N. C.
POOD USED CARS—«ecoadliU«i'
Oil and with good tires. Many
on hand. Gtaybeal Mo-
lempany, ■ Clauda' Hutrfiena'
on Gordon Avenue, Tom
ilaill, manager. 2-8-tf
.— Ootrf. pair work
jjttilw,.soven years ojd, weight
^P0['j.^>tind8 earti. In good
jMDjjltion and well broken. R.
^[plunBford at L. W. Lunsford
-rlSimeplace. Cycle, N. C.
4-9-2t-pd
FOUND- Sonte money
may have money by describin.g
It. Mrs. M. E. Sebastian, 720
Kensington Drive. Itpd
O^er London.—The Russian armies at
the center were repofted to have
fresh. Although the surpltas may
be canned or cared for in some-
other -way to b« used in winter.
A few farmon in the county
any wish to grow more vegetables
than, they can consume, and if so,
as a rule, thet merchanls will! ha.'
glad to bny the surplus.
A sn'kgtsted slogan: “Grow Your ; wkieh has idSont 30 snroBtai.
Food in a \ttrtoiy Gaiden—3hw»
Your Money-^Buy Defense Bonds.”
Soybeans are rich in Vitaminsi
A, B-and G. They are one and a
half times richer In protein, than
other beans. They are good to
eat as ,t gyeen vegateble, at- they
can be coeked and eathn as any
ordinary dried bean. ^ybean,
flour mixed wltlfc whole- wheat
flour maikes delioibus cookies
Ada. got attention—and resuHa.
tUa papor qp your shopping guide.
mmU'Mmm
R. M. BRAME & SONS
W
Tkf tie Li^e To Be “Frozen
AnyMinote
Bugr Yoar Fngiirfure, Range or Washinff Machine
ISON ‘"electric CO.
"Tfce Home of Frigidaire”
Nmh Wilkeaboro, N. C.
Mi’ll a
TlkmeTS
forced the heavily fortified Upper
Dnieper river in a major flanking
movement designed to nrt otf and
destroy the G«tnan Brihev-Gzhatsk
Vyaznaa salient before Moscow, the
last enemy fine of consequence
LOBT: Yellow gold braoriet 'witli
initials, H. M. W. on shield,
lost between Bennie Wood’s
store and R. C. Wood Lumber standing east of Smeteisk.
company. Reward for return . The croating, said Soviet advices,
to Mrs. Earl Anderson, Fa'r- j yja Stockholm, was mode between
plains. lt?d the towns ef Dorogobuxr and Duro-
:—^;—7— Uo about '60 miles northeast of
FREE: J^r •mamt of Smolensk and at about the point
wood shavings; fins to use In
cblcksn house. -Come get all
you want. Presley. E. Brown.
Lumber Company. 4r9-4t
lost — In Pdiruary Bettoeen
Cricket and Millers Creek, one
cootin* Chevrolet '^k Wheel and ^
ooe BMpe, ^ Firestone Tire. This
years mi one mu^ in a 1935 or ^
c two ■years ow. w. ««.• ,
Bin* torn T«a™
^Uieyi ' Wilkeahoro,
N. a
4-»-3t
Mtoe km to
Combs,
route thiee.
^ 4*i3.2tp4
falaek Ford car. Finder please
return to me or \eave at Cham
pioE Feed and Hatchery^ North
Wilkesboro, N. C., irad get re
ward. T. 0. Minton, Champion,
N. C. > 8-28-t£
SoE PAlfifeririww, with m
eight lumrs a'day, six days a
where the, Moscow-Smolensk rail
way bridges the Dnieper.^ .
Narrow Corridor
’The German-held condor ran-
hing from Smolensk tq 'Vyazma 1
was said ali^ady to have been nar
rowed io SO miles and Soviet ar
tillery was commanding the main
highway and rail routes. Dvsayo
itself apparently remained in Nazi
hands, alHiough immiiwntly men
aced.
This Russian thrust, whkh if
sttnief^u] would ttovelop large
nundbers of German troops and
put the Soviet annles in stronglF
Nnuolidatod posiBtms' to.. bripilf!
the elated German spring
KGnCE OF SiA.LROFtAOT
Uiid«^ and by virtae oi a
gage Deed exeegted to lnnro Mro
af Wilkes Courf^, State of
Carolilaa, and said
beths traniifecred to •tgfet Maflito
and ftom Dryaat Maihia^to ^
undHd^,, I will ifeSNtaa «
the 28th day «f AnriV
3’clock, neoin ab,the_Gom^on8#
door in ,Wnk«*boro, N^_Caro-
Qaa, offer for asito to
bidder for ^^h the f
scrib^ Imads: '
Lying and bekatr 1*
TowmSp, Whites eouBty. N««
Carolina and defined and descriked
•aftdlows:
Adjoining the lands of J. B. Ray
and Wai WaDrer, being two an«
of hold cut out of tt» wai WaUto
tam, now kavhMi » bmse on it,
ouilt by James Salaa. m atove
IMfiM FELT BASE RIXS
Frinr and Satnrdaj (Inijr Basement Floor
. BUY VQlm NEEDS IH SERVICEABLE FLOW COVERING, SMARTLY STYL*
ED AWD/COLORED, AT TliESE EXCEPTIONALLY LQW l^CES.
./
SIZE 9 X U
$3;98
Regular Pric« less
SIXE 9x9
$3.49
Refolar Price $3.98
mmirnim
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