R3t.-
m
I'-
Gtn^’Cawdill
■J
?tfc* CaodlU, who to 0t*-
fl(me4.at tho str b«M »t Sumpte:
0. 0.k ahent Wedmoaday and
Th vaday at hoaot
: 'r Jf McCov,
Ajn^rUnrteaant
''^^l^rt BaamlBg. Oa. —^ Joaaph
B^att IfaCoyt Jr„ ,ot Mocth
Wlllcaahtoo,: |L C.. wm eo mints
oand a aaOfml lieaMaaat la the
▲Itogr of the Uiitad ,8tah0i npoh
aaceaaatnl jcon^atloa of the Of
' fleafa Caadidata cowrea' at tha In
fhatry S^ool at rMt BaaetaK, Id.
|(oPoy to tha aen of Mr. aad Mrs.
j. B. MoCoy of I^orth Wilkesboro,
N. e.
The new lieutenant enlisted In
the army on Anyaat 5, 1943. He
held the rank of ^rporsl before
Swing commtoaloned. '
The new officer to a graduate of
North Wilkesboro high school in
North Wilkesboro, N. C., and Ds-
Tldson College, at Davidson, N. C
m.wm^M0rn ,
- WolbBr*
.: T^TOiloiMnt yanng' man from
Wnkea oonifty haTa arrlrad «t
(toihp *‘Weitars, Taxta. to begin'
haato training aa Infaatoymai^t
jBkt. ;H|d:'J.^Brooka, 'ao# of Itf*.
^ Ahnia ^ OakwoodK Pyt,
e* Jtoway . lxiwa, #on; of Mra.'
.if Bri^ Brows; fi#prlaiT.
? Ward; Prtl Wintom Vahoa OaipJ!^
aoB of Chlrlae ^omtt
,;;i CimpltoB; of Nortii tnil^pdioro
lonta two; and Pvt. Manrica 4.
^UUar, adn. of Jter. ,and Ifra. D. C.
MlUaf. H*7b. .
Pwt, Walter
Viaita Home
Pvt. Walter EUedge, of Camp
Mackall, recently vlaited hto par-
en|to> Hr. and Mrs. Smith BUadga,
of North Wilkeaboro. ■ :'j
WANTED
WANTED — Good Used Type
writer. See Andrew Kilby at
Yidkln Valley Motor Co. It
WAN'l'lia>—KUU Or rart Tinte
agents to handle hospitalization
insurance for a reliable com
pany offering surgical benefits,
as well as hospitalization to Its
members. Unusual opportuni
ty. Liberal commlsfelon. Write
The State Hospital Association,
Inc., Tarboro, N. C. 12-28-3t
WANTS® — 1000 Used Alarm
clocks. Bring ’em In regard
less of condition. They are
needed In defense areas. Will
pay highest cash prices. Burke’s
Jewelry Store. Ninth Street.
12-20-61
« FOR SALE
FOR 8.ALK—Reconditioned Used
bicycle. 601 P street, phone
627. 12-30-2tp
FOR SALE—Orchard of Six or
seven acres with bearing age
trees, elso woodland. Mile from
Oakwoods on Brushy Mountain
road. M. C. Jones, Oakwoods.
l-3-4tp
FOR SALE — Pre-War Bicycle,
good as new. See Bill Kennedy
in Wilkesboro. Phone 497J It
SPECIAL. I-XIR CHRISTMAS — A
number of -good pianos priced
as low as (45.00. Open nights
until Christmas 'til 9 o’clock.
Garwood Plano Co., Wilkesboro.
N. C. 12-2S-6t
FOR SALK—Dry Wood for Stove
or heater. Telephone 511-R.
Reeves Wood Yard, located on
Moravian Falls Highway.
12-20-4tp
FOR SALE—Six Nice Gumsey
heifers and two Jersey heifers,
all will be fresh soon. Prank
Tomlinson, North Wilkeaboro,
N. C. 12-20-2tp
FOR SALE — Boundary Timber
located In Brushy Mountain
township near Qllreath post-
office; about 300,000 feet. See
or write Blaine Hendren, Oil
reath, N. C. 12-20-4tp
FOR SALE—Three Used Scooters
with rubber tires; (3.00-.each.
Ray and Buddy Bowman, 1101
E. street. It
FOR RENT
FOR REINT—^Three-room Fur
nished apartment with bath,
steam heat, garage close in
Available January 1. Phone
252 after five P- m. 12-27-tf
FOR RENT — One Three-Room
apartment with bath, near Hln-
shaw Btrebt; one three-room
apartment, with bath and prl
vato entrance, on Kensington
Drive. Phone 206M. Itp
#v ' Miscellaijeous
PARTT buying'State License
No. 146,928 please return plate
and card to CSarollna Motor
Club, T. C. Caudill, Agent. It
600 seized from Yates.
Yates failed to appear in court
to testify, or to be tried, end con
sequently the state was unable to
allege any shortage in the amount
of liquor Inventoried after it was
hauled to Wilkesboro from Yates’
home- judge R. Hunt Parker, who
presided over the special term,
ordered Yates’ bond fixed at (25,
000, which he came in and filled
two weeks ago.
In court last week Yates enter
ed a plea of guilty, and stated on
the stand that the 609 cases of
llqnor turned over to the county
commissioners was about 60 cases
short of the amount seized from
him, according to his records, and
that the shortage was In Imported
scotch and Old'Crow, the two
most expensive brands. He stated
further than on Sunday night be
fore the special term of_conrt
opened im Monday, September 13,
he had dinner In the private din
ing room of Princess Qafe In
North.WOkeiboro with Lfe Lento
and Capt. L. R-. Fisher, ,of the
Btaie highway j»trol, ho(b of
whom were la the raid which
netted the large amount of liquor,
and that during the houf and oner
half they were together that the
xwi to’ « against Lt l^ii and «co»t
- 'agrtWL ^; and hlma^ were dtocnsaed. Yates
C fruit treee the courthoitoe gw®P^
‘ -i- -Mfc- ”
tOOTU-One Poland JUt;
wei^ about 60 pounds; black
with fonr white apots. Please
Sy M«. watte or
' S. Ward. j
- iTH»
stiwet
u ii^ •»« ■■ --
. -t
^ win !>• iopafl
OBBT
Xtot jM»w
_|iip
i>CTP*B . ,
14 noia;. *»
when opart eeavaitod
IS at ten a. ^.^t left
J not seen .aronid ktm
larihS in and llUed, bonf^
weeks ago.- ’ ■ . -j,;*, ^>-V
On moMoh of Solloitor Avalaa
-S to, which waa allowed hr the
a trahacrUit' of .th^^taa^
In
Pfc. Lather B. BUliaga
In Iran Hoapitol
Pfc. ’ Luther B. Billings is
ah army hospital in Iran after
suffering a broken leg, according
(0 a letter received from him by
hto parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. W.
Billings, of Hays. Pfc. Billings
entered service in May, 1942, and
sailed for overseas service in Oc
tober.
Ik 1«
Laws Brothers In -Army
And Miu’ine Corps
Pfc. Edward C. Laws has been
with U.' S. Marine corps forces In
the South Pacific area for over a
year and has participated in actirni
against the Japanese. Pfc. Ishmael
Laws was recently promoted to his
present rank where he is on army
maneuvers in southern, California.
Pfc. Laws was assigned to an In
fantry regiment when he began
seiwlce over a year ago. They are
sons of M. P. Laws, of Boomer.
^ A Ik
Fred Hubbard, Jr., In
Merchant Marine
Fred Hubbard, Jr., who has
been in school at the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill, has
enlisted in the merchant marine
and will leave Tuesday for New
York to undergo a period of train
ing before assignment to sea duty.
Ik Ik-Ik
Lt. Joe McCoy Visits
Home
Lt. Joseph B. McCoy, Jr., who
received his commission last
week at Fort Benning, Ga., Is
spending a few days here with his
parents, Mr and Mrs. J. B. Mc
Coy. ,
Capt. Robert W. Finley
Here For Holidays
Capt. Robert Wood Finley, of
Camp Shelby, Miss., arrived Sun
day to spend several days leave
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. E.
O. Finley.
4® tog ^to
CpI. John J. Reid Returns
To San Antonio
Cpl John J. Reid has returned
to San Antonio, Texas, after
spending a 15-day furlough with
his mother, Mrs. P. M. Reid, and
other relatives in Wilkesboro. Cpl.
Reid has recently been promoted
to his present rating.
to! & Ik
Pvt. Ward Kenerly
Visits Home
Pvt. Ward Kenerly, who has
been In irainlng at Miami Beach,
Florida, is spending a few days
here with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. T. S. Kenerly. At the end of
his furlough he will report to San
Antonio, Texas, to which place-he
has been transferred.
k k k
Machinist Mate Yale Miller
Home From Sanford
Ayiation Machinist Mate Yale
Miller la home from the navy air
base at Sanford, Florida, and will
spend Christmas In Wllkesbor-o
with his family, and mother, Mrs.
C. Y. Miller.
k k k
Pvt. Albert Garwood Home
From Fort Jackson
Pvt. Albert Garwood has re
turned to Fort Jackson, S. C., al
ter a shore visit with his wife, the
former Kiss Annie Laurie Hul-
cher, and his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. L. Garwood.
V
YATES GETS SENTENCE
I Continued from page one)
Aaf v«rr
'then. Tin T
69 raws of whtoky. wrai^etoud
t>T fflierif! €, -O. Pdiid«i^,^,-%iin
06^ flyni.two y«^ au»i.
mi rifem on pfotoon
Ifira' 'iton.' BhractiMi. Tatog,- 'an-
YaM to 'gnik^/Yaa ^fiaed utd
ka aeat lo (Sypi l| noatha aaijaad^
nnah Ihihraat to atoMtoi
nBtoea adwwetod'
isged dUkP^Kraaas oYi
ed trom Yateajnd vrlitt.i.
toris^ s^arate toytoiSlilloniL.«
the oharges agatost ti^3|gkNair_
patrol.and SBI
Judge Plesft.to '^ap
Tito chad, of Goa Bhaw,' T6-yeaiv
ad hetora
nmt "'''1ffitoto'VaadHkc«d''lQ- pay
a^total 4»’|x49 m ^a.iitol c^,
-
kMiay citoi -fifltt, hf^ iKiirfa
BUY MORE WAR BONDS
Yatea attdad that ha wwUr lf«|a:
been a “kay witnesa” to the Lehto.
and Scott 6ase to the ap«al^ tc^,
Judge Pieaa atated fuithey-thaf;^
vaa time Yatea. was ftodtos.'f(^
that the courta could.not -be,
ed and that ho ahould
preednt toheu called, dui^g' thlr
Sep|amber speeial tern-aa wvrlt-
n^r against Lentz and Sdott dira
for hto own tiiaL Lento and Scott
were acquitted by directed terdlct
from Judge Parker when the state
had failed to produce any evidenee
that there was a shortage of liquor
on hand or that they had taken
any llqnor. >
The condition of one' suspend
ed sentence that Yates must tes
tify in any case Involving hto
liquor business was construed to
mean, that there Is a probability
of other indictments in connection,
with the alleged liquor shortage
following the s'^lzure of the vast
amount of liquor, or that other of
hlB associates may be brought to
trial.
iloil^(k&. Sal^Bilii F«lt
’V;Fka« 0#
Nervoaa Ind^ttodjmi -AncI
Aciiy, Rutt-Dpwn Fwelingt
' Statea;' Wanta Others
To Know About Ratonga.
seemed tp dtoagna with mo* and L-
oftonriffinFetof tbrtorea'Yroin gag.;
in my stomneh and itetvdttoitoai. 11
felt too restlea to get'too& gotoid!
_ , awvuuUj
sleep and it seenmd atotost 1npoa-J
Bible to rel^ No ma'B^ whit'I-
HOW
HOW HAat»|SN>^
, Hb IN woittiD imms, ^ hva
;'BN CLOOTk^rO homsi wb al
ways wu« TOO *HB BBST of
BVBBYTHINO, TO WHICH AT THIS
■ nkBB WB ADD A WISH THAT THE
\TRXfE troOSTMAS SPIRIT lOaHT
REACH the depths OF, ALL
MENH HEARTS AND mURZ'TBOB
■ PEACE, K)YE" AND OOOD FIL-
.v' LOWSHIF TO BVEBYONEl -5^ i
-,Kv. '■ "
TO ALL-OOR wm AND wo;
'.IN THE SWiVlCB, AND
POLKS ATItoMB—WB
tried I eon&ned to Iwd rundown
and nervona' and sometlxnes 1
seemed to ache ail over. ' •
Chn^E^Uit Gmtiiigt!.
iV-
“Retonga gave me such prompt
aiid surprising relief that I wish
J could t^l everyone suffering ha
1 did about it", declares Mra. W.
L. Holbrook, well known residmit
of 720 E." Bragg St., Greessboro,
N. C., m a strong and grateful
public, endorsement of this famous
herbal stomachic and Vitamin B-1
medicine. Discussing her case,
Mrs. Holbrook continued:
“For about a year I seldom felt
free of distress from nervous in
digestion and a rundown, tiredout
feeling. Nearly everything I ate
“Retonga ^o^^d. sattofactq^ in'
every way. 1 am happily relieved,
of the distress from iiidig
of the distress from indiTOstioB,,
gnt bloating, and-the tlrea, achy
feeling that seemed to hold me to
reeling
its.grip. I eat and deep lots bet
ter and fell much stronger. Re
tonga is grand”.
Thousands praise Retonga. .Ac
cept no substitute. Retonga is in
tended to relieve distress due to
Vitamin B-1 deficiency, cemstipa-
tion, insufficient flow of digesttve
juices in the stomach, and loss of
appetite. Retonga may be ob
tained in North Wilkesboro at
Horton’s Drug Store.—Adv.
|M
John Joines Cash Store:
“The Store With the Red Front” ... On Porertar Avenna
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
SEVERAL VARIETIES OF
CHRISTMAS CANDIES
ARRIVED TODAY! COME IN AND SEE THEM!
None Such—
Mince Meat, 2 pkgis. 25^
Thompson’s Seedless—
Raisins, bleached Jb.lSe
Swan’s Down—
Cake Flour, pkg....26i
«.». Ofpi^QUp
The West
Granulated—
Sugar, 5-lb. bag -31c
4X-^
Sugar, 1-lb. bag 8c
Brown—
Sugar, lb. 6^
10 pounds 50*
25 pounds..... *1.25
CoCfee
(CUSTOM GROUND)
Aristocrat, lb.
“THE G. P. STORE IS MY
CHRISTMAS SHOPPING
HEADQUARTERS’’.-Santa
r*
Complete Line Of—
EXTRltCTS AND SPICES
COCOA—V2*lb. pkg. 11c
Duke’s or McCormick’s—
MAYONNAISE-5 ozs.
[Florida Oranges and Tangerines Received Daily
-FOR-
Plus Bottle Deposit
Marshmellow—
CREAM, jar... 19c
Inland Valley Sweet—
PEAS, No. 2 can 14c
Grapefruit— Point Free
JUICE,47-oz.can..29c
Limited Supply—
Fruit Cakes - Layer Cakes
Calumet Bakinsr—
POWDER, lb.can ...19c
Fresh-—
(MIcOANOTS, each... .20c
FRUITS
Staymans Winesap Apples
Starks Delicious Apples
Red Winesap Apples
Black Twig Applet
Br^hy Mtn. Limbertwigs
TANGERINES, PEARS
ORANGES, LEMONS
GRAPEFRUIT
Buy An II II T €
Yon Want! 11 U I V . To Purchase
Paper Shell—
PECANS, lb 45c
No. 1 Diamond Brand—
ENGLISH WALNUTS, lb. _41c
P-NUTS, lb. .... 23c
MIXED NUTS, lb; . 148c
ALMONDS, lb 45c
SHELLED ALMONDS, lb. $1.10
VEDETADLES
Celery
Spinach
Lettuce
Carrots
Egg Plant
Sweet Potatoes
Cauliflower"'
Irish Potatoek '
Squash
Mustard
Peppers . ,
' Kale
Gr^en Beans
MARKET SPECIALS#
BEEF ROAST, lb. 29c
CUR£I>HAMS(hal(ibrwbdle)n>. 32e'
PORK HAMS, lb. SI?
BA^N—V(61soU’> or ArinourV Stkr, toc-
I^CIAl ■LBONE STEAK1&. c:i*3Sc'
?iANiCp^:DRESs£®^|;;iS
Yoiir Are Always Greater » Y^ ^^Uy R