%THE JOUlWAL-PATRIQT>lfM%
farmers Electi
DeJourne'ta, M, Q
#tN
ttjron
1,^4*
¥
fContinued' from pa
'■• 7*7 D street, Korth
Imr; lipnnle 0. Bllil
IF. m. C.; City Cab;
|k etreet; Korth
ttw tJab com4>a»?*,' ’K(
tmmc Wllto8,‘>,iTri
OaBT^ny, Inc., Nor^
■K Walter Richn
kesboro; WiUtam
■m. North WUliesboro.
It is impoesthle to supply tires
ad lubes to every eligible appll-
Each board has on file ap-
slmately ten times as many
locations as the county tire
Had tube quota will take care o£.
n>ere will be many eligible per-
■ms applying who will not re-
•sive certificates to bn- tires or
mSaes, either new or recapped. It
te «be duty of the Rationing
■MkTd to consider such applica-
fi»a£ carefully end issue certifi-
aaftec. to the limit of the quota.
, - . Jltnejr. . . _ ,
for one more of the following h**? public, ,
burposest*- - . ' (J) .^anaportatlon of pelSBi
V(1) T? maintain flro-ilghtlng to «ntblfl them to render . Mn-
a#v*iAffy%n Ai* .inar'hftTijrAl Ht.niCftlT*
services; \ ;
A.
J‘ (2) To mplnUln *neceesary
p'iiMlc potiM jWrvlcest^
, (3) To .enforce such laws as
es- relate speci&ratly to ^^e*protec-
n'tlon of pubBc health and safety;
(4) To rnal^taiu garbage dls-
n, 1 posal ahd othbr sanitation servi-
ar- ces;
(5) To maintain ntail services;
(e' A vehicle with a capacity
of 10 or more passengers opera
ted exclusively for one or more
of the following purposes:
(1) Transportation of passen
gers as part of the services ren
dered to the public by a regular
transportation system;
(21 Transportation of students
and teachers to or from school;
(3) Transportation of employ
ees to or from any industrial or
struotlon or mechanical, structur
al, or highway repair and maia-
tenance services; '
(3) Transportation of execu
tives, enfineem, tecbnielans,' and
workers-^o and from', or within,
such of the following as are esr
sentlal to the war effort: ^Power
generation or transmission faclllr
ties, or agricultural, extractlvsi
Industrial, military, or naval es
tablishments;
(4) Transportation on official
business of Federal, State or local
government employees engaged in
the performance of government
functions essential to the public
health, safety, or the war effort;
I.’ll Transportation of produce
and supplies to and from the farm
if an applicant operating such a
farm does not own or possess a
truck or other practicable ntean.s
Fork
B. 'BtByhwlTD t'w; Mumt
UoQgiW^ P. W, .Ortet.
Herndt^n ttwi IB.
Coiitmvlaftr ^ ^3. 'KorhvfitB
Falls Tou^Wh No-
Htthbardr.^. M.-'1%akd; i-otmU
Walsh, Si R’TahneU and C. Ti.jB.-6*mMll.
Campbell. >«' I Community' No. 37, Walnut
Community No. 14,' Moravian jOrove Township No. 3'4- L.‘G.
Palls Township No. 2 —^ B. M.'Billings, W. W. Oambilli W. A.
Broyhlfl. E. O. Price, P. R. Lowe, Shumate, J. G. Billings and R. C.
E. C. Phillips and Mack Bentley. Sldden.
iVSaa' T(>]W|tfhl}^,;Woi^l'}er-,-J- M.
extractive establishment, power, transportation
16) Transportation of traveling
generation or transmission faciii-
to the person who shows the j ties, transportation or communi-
»M!ate?t need for tires, but to [cation facilities. construction
IKTso" whose vehicle is doing, projects, or farm, except when
■work most essential to the j public transportation facilities are
kVtnTe of the community and readily available:
Isroty. If) A truck operated exclusive-
Ftfilowing are two lists of j ly f„r one or more of the purpo.s-
Jhaefifications. under one of,,.., stated in the preceding sections
I
vided. That a passenver automo
bile to be eligible under this par-
11) Trrnsportation of ice ami agraph mu.st he used exclusively
f"'*'- • for one or more of the purpoises
(2) Transportation of materi
als and equipment for construc
tion or for mechanical, stmctui-
al, or highway maintenance or
repair:
Community No. 15, Mulberry
Township No. 1— G. C. Owens,
Fred Absber, J. H. Stamper, J. C.
Billings and C. M. Dancy.
Community No. 16, Mulberry
Township No. 2—H. H. Jennings,
M. C. Adams, A. HIncher, H. C.
Kilby and Dewey Jennings.
Community No. 17. Mulberry
Township No. 3— William Wat-
salesmen who are engaged in the A. Wyatt. R. E. Sebastian,
.sale of farm, extractive, or Indus- Aaron Brooks and Cecil Miller,
trial equipment, foods, or medi-i ' communi'v No. 18, Mulberrv
cal supplies, the distribution of Townhip No. 4 — Elbern Brown.
W’Vjc'h a vehicle must come if it j or for one or more of fiie follow
fc to be eligible for tiros or tube.=. .jug pnri)oses:
which is essentia! to the war ef
fort;
(7) Transportation of newspa-
iPers for w'holesaie delivery: Pro-1 r-omiminity
Arley Myers. W. P. Alexander,
W. H. Sebastian and Clifton Dii-
LI.ST A
New Tire.s
ITe following vebicles stiali be
aJSgSb'ie for tires or tubes to the
mCtnii, and only to the extent,
pmwided by chapter IV of the
Wire Rationing ReguUilion.s:
4a) A vehicle which is opera-
tank by a physician, surgeon, visit-
ilKK vinTse. or a farm veterinary,
Wik which is used principally for
mtoTessional services;
(till A vehicle which is operated
■9 a regularly practicing raiirls-
FOR RENT
k RENT: f>‘ven-rKmi house
3th bath, on a lot 100 .v
ko. large enough to have big
Firden and pig pen. Has cow
».ni and garage shed. Sqe J.K.
/inley. 4-23-4t
VOB. RENT: 6-room apartment
4MB D street, heat furnished.
Call Mamie McNiel Emerson,
A«hone 411. 4-16-tf
W>R RENT: TSvo apiu-tments for
con pies: one furnished, one
unfurnished; front and back
imtrances. private' bath. Mrs
W A Svdnor. Phone 132
4-20- 2t pd'
m>K KENT: 5-rw«iii aiKU-liiient
jrr. 1 Street between 'ith and
iCth. Phone 282M 4-20 2
VDR RENT — Three \|>.artiueiits
gjose in. One four room house
en Hinshaw St. Phone 20.5M
Itp
g>K RENT — Three rooms for
Sight housekee.ping. Mrs. Isaac
KTipr. Sr., at Wilkes Tie
mnd Feed Store. 4-6-tf
■OR RENT: .Apartnvut, fnnti.sii-
ed 724 T-ower Kensington
»rsve. Mrs. A. B. Spaiiihow^r
Phone 575. ' 3-5-tf
FOR bALE
|CFB S.ALK: Vi»ungbcn-y iiiaiit.-.
wtgorous and well rooied. $2.r>0
per hundred, ir,,- for 12.
Brr^thon and Suns. .Moravian
rails.
«OR SALE—1»-37 Chevrolet Mas
ter Coach, radio, heater, good
teres; $350. J. W. Steele at Wes
tern Auto Store. 4-27-4tp
POB S.ALE5—Five or Six (iood.
fresh heifers with calves. Brier-
patch Farm or see VV. K. Stur-
Avant.
4-20-2t
■•m S.AEK: McV»riiiick Di'eruig
A-HoTse Cultivator. . Solomon
B^rks, Roaring River, N. C.
It-pd
SALE: 1942 4-door Dodiie
Sedan; -A-1 condition: five
teres; low mileage. Reason for
petting, drafts©. See or write
C. G. Welborn, Route 2,
Wilkwboro, N. C.
(3)
Tran.sportation
by
anv
common carrier;
(4)
Transportation
of
and scrap materials;
15)
Transportation
of
scrap
and waste materials;
(S) Transportation of tviv,' ma
terials. semimanufactured goods,
and finished products, including
farm products and food: Provid
ed. that no certificate shall be is
sued under this paragraph for a
tire or tube to be mounted on a
truck useri for tr,insportation of
commodities to the ulltimate con
sumer for personal, family or
household use.
(g) Farm tractors or other
farm implements other than au-
tomolules and trucks, for the an-
eration of which rubber fires or
tubes are essential;
111) Industrial, mining, and
const ruction equipmei^t, other
than automobiles or tnick^ tor
the operation of wliich rubber
tires or tubes are essential
LIST B
Recapped
in this subsection la);
fb) Trucks used for any im
portant purpose not included iti
List A
Passenger oars coming under
List A arc eligible for new tires
and nihe.s only. Other vehicles
coming under List A are eligible
for new' tires and tabes, if the
applicant cannot produce tires
which will stand recapping.
-Ail vehicles coming under List
P. are eligible for recapped tires,
or recapping service only, except
such vehicles as wear obsolete
type tires. Vehicles coming under
List B are eligible for new tube.s.
Any vehicle under List A or
List R, which will wear obsolete
typo tires, is eligible for new
tires of an obsolete size.
There are limitations to each
of these classification.s, w'hicli
make the eligible group consider
ably smaller than it may appeai-
to be.
QuestioR'i
Answered By-
State College
QUESTION: What is an eco
nomjeal way of preserving eggs
•at home?
The following vehicles shall I)-" ,-ANSWER: C. F. Parri.sh, Exten
eligible for tires to the extent
and only to the extent provided
l),v chapter V of the Tire Ration
ing Regulations:
WANTED
WlLf. P.AY 50c Per Hundred For
Coat Hangers in good condition.
Towmc Cleaoors.
It
Sion Pcullryman. says the wate:
glass method has proven the most
popular me'hod for nio.st farm
families. EspeciBlly at this season
of the year when eggs are plen
tiful and prices low should eggs
be pre.sprved for future use when
prices are higher. Detailed in-
the -water glass
method ar’ contained in a publi-
BEAl’TY OPERATORS WANT-1 wlLcb may be secured from
ED-Twenty (iollar.s a week and f'arm and home agents or from
commission to start. Living'the poultry department State
quarters avaialble: to work in , College, Raleigh, N. C.
Wa.shington. To stare immediate-
Iv. Write Beauty, Box 609 [ATTENDS FUNERAL
Fourteenth Street, North West, OF STEP-MOTHER
Washington, D. C.
4-20-6t
TAX BARK — Chestnut Oak anci
Hemlock bark will be taken
thi.9 year in the sheds of the In
ternational Shoe Company at
North Wilkesboro. N. C. Bark [home Wednesday after an illne.s.s
Mr. and Mrs. Arvil Phifer and
children are in Clover S. C., to
day to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Phifer’s step-mother, Mrs. John
Worth Quinn, who died at her
can be delivered any day of tho
week except Sunday. 4-16-
MISCELl^ NEOUS
of several months.
No. lit. New C-as-
tle Township No. 1—G. C. Green,
J. R, Pardue. J. W. Caudle, J. E,
Holloway and John .A. Hays.
Community No. 20. New Cas- in old regRters. The tentative
tie Township No. 2—C. M. Wei- date for the examination is M.iy
born, L. D. Welborn, E. L, Mar- 16
tin. P. L. Day and M. L. Johnson. The last 'da'e for acceptanc-e
Community No. 21, North of application blanks is April 27,
Wilkesboro Township—A. X. Wy- 1942'. Examinations will be given
at*-, Alonzo Cleary, A. E. Wing- frtr the following positions:
ler, Ed Tugman and J. W. Jones. [ Typist Clerk
Community No. 22, Reddles ' Class III Counties —. $720-$96')
River Township No. 1— Dewey Class II Counties .. $780-$1080
Caudill, J. J. Pierce, Q. O. Kilby,
W. A. Jones and Dewey Caudill.
Community No. 23, Reddies
River Township No. 2 — W. A.
Teague, J. F. Caudill, Lin Bnm-
garner, Finley C. Church and R.
H. Elliott.
Community No. 24, Reddies
River Township No, 3 — A. T.
Nichols, W. T. Snyder. V/. K.
Hurley, Ramond McNeill and J.
-A. Reeves.
Community No. 38, Wilkesboro
Township No; ,1—.W. A. Groce,
George Whitworth, Ben Data, M.
C. Jones and G. W. Watts.
Community No. 39, Wilkesboro
Township No. 2—Clarence Fletch
er, Cht.-irles C. -Staley, J. W.
Moore and U. A. Miller.
Clerical Exams
To Be In May
Dr. Frank T. de Vyver, Merit
System Supervisor, announced
today that more clerical examin
ations will be given in May. These
examinations are not to establish
new register, but merely to fill
Class I Counties and
State $900-$1200
Junior Stenographer Clerk
iClase III Counties .... $720-1960
Class II Counties $780-11080
Class I Counties and
State $900-$1200
Ventilation that helps you keep cool
and refreshed, makes you a winner!
These Crosby Squares help keep your
temperature down and year pep up . . .
Stop in today — pick out one of the.se
handsome favorites.
Community No. 25, Rock
Creek Township No. 1 — A. B.
Hayes, J. A. Gilliam, Zeb V.
Dixon, G. C. Pendry and D. T.
Dearman.
Community No. 26, Rock Creek
Township No. 2—C. C. Blevins,
C. W. Wiles, J. C. Felts, Harrison
Fel's and J. L. Gregory.
Oommunity No. 27, Rock Creek
Township No. 3—T. J. McNeil,
G. M-. Alexander, J. P. Pardue, L.
D. Wiles and J. A. Selvastian.
Community No. 28, Somers
To-wnship—B. P. Roberts. A. L.
Myers, E, II. Gla.ss. S. G. May
berry and H. C. Somers.
Community No. 29, Stanton
Township -J. O. Parsons. G. E.
Vannoy. J. H. Davis, John G. El
ler and Lee Beshears.
Community No. 30, Traphill
Township No. 1 — George W.
Brown, H. N. Kennedy, L.J. Ken
nedy, G. J. Eanp and J. W. Mc
Bride.
Community No. 31. Traphill
Township No. 2—Ch-irlie Mile.s.
Wesley Joines, W. C. Brooks, C.
S. Lyon and Blaine Sparks.
Community No. 32 Traphill
Township No. 3—J. Z. Adams, J.
BELK’S....
— REDUCTION SALE OF —
Ladies’ Coats and Suits
r
One Group Ladies’ Coats in Plaids,
Tweeds, and Navy. Were S10.50 and
119.50—Reduced to ... .
«r
I
$7.95 - $15.00
Russia is the only country in
the -world that lias a higher di
vorce rate than the United State.s.
no'w. The demand for operators | Here is the rate per 10,000 mar-
is greater than we can supply, Russia^ 98; United States
Positions guaranteed. Accredit-N. Germany 32, and England v,
ed school. Verv low rates. For,!" years the ratio m the
Lfmmation. Write or call at ^ Cmtod States has been one di-
-chool Hinshaw School of '’orce for every five marriages.
eauly Culture. Box 46. North
/iikesboro, N. C.
Apr. 13-20-27
SOOD US'KD CARS—Recondition-
cil and with good tire.s. Many
bargains on hand. Graybeal Mo
tor company, Claude Hutchens
boilding on C-vi-don Avenue, Tom
■cNeill, manager. 2-5-tf
lost — In February Between
Cricket and Millers Creek, one
Chevrolet Truck Wheel and 700-
20 recap Firestone Tire. This
was seen loaded in a 1935 or '36
black Ford car. Finder please
return to me or leave at Cham
pion Feed and Hatchery, North
Wilkesboro, N. C., and get re
ward. T. 0. Minton, Champion,
N. C. 3-23-tf
Ads. get sttentioQ—and results
. FOR SAl£
Complete Equipment For
BEAUn SHOP
For Full InftHrmation,
Write
u
GALAX, VA.
4-2»-St
JOE PALMER is now with u.s
eight hours a day, six days a
week for expert radio and re
frigerator repair service, any
make or model. Telephone 630
for quick service. Anderson
Electric Co., Wilkesboro. 1-22-tf
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 -w«rth considera
bly. See Dealer Carl Motsin
ger, RFD 3, Taylorsville, N. C.,
or write Rawleigh’s Dept. NCD-
164-226H, Richmond Virginia.
Apr. 2-9-16-23pd 4-23-4t (t)
NOTICE OF SERVICE BY
PUBLICATION
North Carolina,
Wilkes County.
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
BEFORE THE CLERK
U. S. Vestal, Administrator of
Lellar Harris Smithey, deceased;
Elthel Harris St. John and husband
Gray St. John,
vs.
Monroe Smithey, widower; Pearl
Harris Osborne and husband, Hu
gh ie Osborne; Pemie Carrie Har
ris; Hallie Mae Harris Pardue mid
husband, Carl Pardue; William
Guy Harris, Annie Pauline Harris,
Ruby I,ee Harris, and Betty Lou
Harris.
The defendant, Hallie Mae Har
ris, -will take notice that an action
entitled as above has been com
menced in the Superior Court of
Wilkes County, North Carolina, to
sell the^ lands as described in the
petition'entitled as above; and the
said Hallie Mae Harris will further
take notice that she is reauired to
appear in the office of tne Clerk
of the Superior Court of said
county at the court house in
Wilkesboro, North Carolina, on the
1st day of May, 1942, and answer
or demur to the petition in said
action, or the plaintiffs -will apply
to the court for the relief demand'
ed in said action.
This the 1st day of April, 1942.
C. C. BAYES,
Clerk Superior Court.
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
Under and by virtue of a Mort
gage Deed executed to James Sales
)f Wilkes County, State of North
Carolina, and said Mortgage Deed
leing transferred to Bryant Mathis
ind from Bryant Mathis to the
indersigned, I will therefore on
he '25th dav of April,-1942, at 12
I’clock, noon, at the Courthouse
ioor in Wilkesboro, North Caro-
ina, offer for sale to the highest
vidder for cash the following de-
icribed lands: • ■ 1.
Lying and being in Antioch
Township, Wilkes county. North
iarolina and defined and described
ts follows: , T T, r,
Adjoining the lands of J. B. Ray
ind Will Walker, being two acres
)f land cut out of the Will Walker
farm, now having a house on it,
ouilt by James Sales. The above
two acres of land, the line having
been agreed upon by Will Walker,
Charity Walker and James Sales
to include the house and sufficient
land around the house to contain
two acres.
Said lands are being sold to sat-
sfy a mortgage deed executed
iriginally to James Sales and for
further details see Book 166, at
oage 92 of Deeds as recorded in
■he office of Register of Deeds of
Wilkes county..
This the 25th day of March,
942
WmLIAM HENSON,
l-16-4t (t) Me Mortgagee
(Other Coats also Reduced One-Fourth))
One group Ladies’ Two-Piece
Suits in Plaids, Tweeds, and Pas
tels—were $12.50 and §19.50-
Reduced to....
$8.95 ■ $15.00
( Other Two-Piece
Suits Also Reduced
One-Fourth)
One Group Ladies’ Costume Suits;
Printed Silk Dress With Woolen
Jacket....
\
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*-^506 TO COLOSf
iv-vnii 4w lo colda,
Miitalni « !n»r«1lents In li Fig Bynip B««.
Rm hoir oar done of Menlho-Mu
8«« how f»«r oar door of Meniho-Mulolon
wooitB to ooothe irritotod mrmbranro of
throat, eaprl tlcltllnc phlegm, and bring
you quirt. Show your d^tor the Ingredlenta
plainly listed on Mentho^slBloo label. H#
can tell you Hmtho-MBtsieo’t mer-
lU. Money back guarantee. At
drugglata. 60c and $1,00.
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ife-i
Leading Druggists Ererywhere