MUHiiwd mmn —a
&MM, aMtriy new wagon. Teatt
wnrtf ttwynere. Ontdt for on
ly rOakwwt Farm, Ker-
nervrUle, H.;c. ^ 8->*p
roil aUWr Dry Xo*«wo(Af*i*‘
99 k>a&; to^ di7 ilAba, track
leads. Am Robert BnUngs at
etty Unitts on Falrplalna road
«r ^ne 14SJ, North WUkes-
gero. 9-8*18pd
SAUfr—40 PtauKM, all tiMWw
^0041117 reconditioned and tnn-
Borne as low la prtee
[ fSi.es. IS months to w-
I Uarwood Plano Co., WUkssboro.
.a, 8-*^t
PnUkOHBS PoipRAU9->OiM>-telf
F mile Bortb of Taylorsnue. Best
Tanetles. Ripe now In any
qnanuty. Lonnie Scott, Route
I, Tayioranue, N. O. 8-s-4t
! POB SAUB—Netr WMndi
nanst- tan. Ideal for attic.
Merer used. Phone 881-J.
8-2-2P
FCM SAXjB—a-yeafM>U> saddle
colt, well bred, well galted,
partly broken. New saddle and
bridle; also 2-horse Hat land
plow.—^R. U Woodle, North
WUkesboro route 1. 8-2-4tpd
jfOit BAm—Hjr' home and busi
ness Onlldlng (both stone con
struction) with six acres of
Land.—See or write Walter
Raarifl, Morarlan Falla. 8-2-pd
FOR SALE —Eirfit-Boom House
and lot on Trogdon street; gar
age and large basement. Price
reasonable. J. H. E^idaily, Trog
don street, North Wilkesbbro.
' . 8-6p
FARM FOR SALE—24 Acres, 5-
room house, outbuildings, g;ood
spring, 55 fruit trees, all fenced.
Located near Blue Ridge Park
way and Highway No. 16, on
Obids Creek, Asha county. Price
$2,100. Terms. M. G. Marsh,
Ohdds, N. C. 8-(Mt
FOR BALE—One idx room bowse,
. rannlag water, two acres of
land near Cricket. IT. 8. High
way 481; also one eight room
house In North WUkesboro, N.
G. >2 acres good grass land
In Aahe county. Easy terma.
See D. H. Turner, Cricket. N.
G. -4-tf
|F^B «A1,W—lypcwTlter desk, in
I walnut flnlsn. A nice piece of
furniture for home or office.
Priced reasonable for a quick
Bale.—Better Homes Furniture
Company. It-pd
FOR SALE—Fire young pairs of
Kentucky blue tick hounds.—
K. ifl. h’elts. North- WUkesboro,
route three. 8-2pd
FOR SdJLA: Rawleigh’s Insect
dust at R & 0 Grocery, across
street from bus station. W. W.
Kyle, dealer. Phone 36F02.
7-S0-7tpd
POR SALE — 5-Koom House and
43 acres land on gc^ road less
than 5 miles from city. House in
good livable condition, well in
yard. Fenced-in pasture. Ideal
for cattle or chickens and gen
eral farming. Also 17 acres of
land, no hrnme, close in. Both
really baigain-priced to move
quick. H. G. Nichols at Journal-
ntriot.
FOR ftALR—^Heavy 1842 Ford
' track with two speed axle, good
Uree, A-1 condition. P. B. Bow-
len, WUbar. 8-8-lp
FOR SALE — Seven-room house
with bath, double garage, other
ontbnildings, 4 acres land; daily
mail, school bus and bus route.
Just off 421 on Congo road near
North WUkesboro. if interest
ed see Phillip Church at Mead
ows MiU Co. - 7-30p
n AOtES gnudng and woodUnd.
Joins Parkway reservation. Price
1900.00. M. G. Marsh, Obids,
N. C. 8-«-4t
FOR SALE —Rabbits 3 months
old, $1.76 each, $3.00 pair. Billy
D. Cothren, Box 371, Route Two,
North Wilkesboro- 7-30
Bgy More Boids!
AUerriON SAIjB—^Household and
kltcuen furniture. Including
wasuing macUine, and farm
equipment, Saturday, August
11, one p. m.—J. D. Huffman,
unamplon. 8-9-pd
GOOD CHED npright pianc«;an
throughly reConditloaeA aad
tuned; also beantlfnl Mlr-A-
Planos. Twelve months to pay.
Garwood Plano Co., fnikea-
boro, N. C. 8-7-«
JUST RECEIVED—A few
dozen Sl-gnage hose; pretty
aprons; babies’ rubber pan-
ties; white tape; shoulder
pads in black and white;
pre-war material in yard
lengths,nice fnr men’s coats»
siproBa and cbfldren’s cl^-
‘ ing; rose, bhie, gold and
green bedspreads at $1.65
each—RAY’S STORES, east
of Bus Station, second door
east of R. A O. Grocery, B
Street, North Wakeaboro.
tobacco FARMERS: Wo have
plenty of twine. See us for
your supply.—Tal J. Pearson
Grocery Co.. North WUkesboro.
N. 0.
• STRAW HATS•
REDUCED!
Knox — Mallory — Adam
Panamas Reduced
’fOlats ^.50 - ’S.SO Hat$ H.25
H Hits $3.25
. MWM.
war Ratfba Booi •^alli^^
tbaa a doUar MU’ imd eoataliteg
lost half as many ASkmpe w^thd
last book, wm he dtotributed
througn the public schools In De
cember, Chester Bowlee, adminis
trator of the Office of . Price Ad
ministration, announces. At the
—me tube, the new “A” gssollne
ration book wUl be issued.
Distribution will take place at
school honsee or other public
buildings throngbont the nation
from December 8 through Decem
ber 15. OPA district offices will
tlx the exact time for each local
area. The new "A" gasoline books
wUl go Into use December 22, and
War Ration Book Five will be
used soon after the first of the
year tor food rationing and for
rationing shoos.
Mr. Bowles said, "It takes a
long time to plan, print and dis
tribute a war ration book. That’s
why we must arrange now for a
boot that will not be used until
1948,
The supply agencies—the de
partment of agrtcnlturo and the
irar production board—^have told
as that meats and fats, canned
goods, sugar and shoes all wUl be
in tight supply for some months
to come, and so It looks as If a
ration book wUl be needed at least
tnrongUout most of next year. To
be reasonably on the safe side,
and avoid the expense of having
to get out still another book later
we nave set np book five so that
It can last from 10 to 15 months
if It Is needed.
"Kven so, the book contains
FOB RALE—'35 model Ford
Coupe. Bee EMsel Minton, North
WUkesboro Star Route. 8-9pd
pwrrrf f f f
Lost and Found
lost—Identification bracelet In
or near North WUkesboro, Mon
day, July 23. Return to Jour
nal-Patriot for reward. Lois
Reavis, North WUkesboro. Ip
LOST—Black and White Spotted
female dog wearing collar with
no name. Lost near Prevette
farm on Yadkin river below N.
Wilkesboro. Richard Minton,
North Wilkesboro, route one.
7-30p
• WANTED
WANTKIV—To get in touch with
someone going to California
witnm the next few days. Please
telephone 695J. Itpd
WANTED—To do your general
shoe rupulr work; expert work
manshlp and best of material.
Clouts Shoe Shop, located near
Tomlinson’s Department Store.
4-3Otf
WANTED—Tocattonal home eco
nomics teacher for Harmony
high school. 11 months pay.
Apply to R. V. Day, Harmony,
w. c. 8-2-4t
• FOR RENT
b >R RENT—^Etoctrle Floor Wa:c-
•r—saves time and labor; also
for sale Old English Wax for
floors and linoleum: Scrubzol
and WeUborn’s Cleaners for
any surface; wool wall, ceiling
and floor mops—^jnst the items
for your spring cleaning.—
Rhodes-Day Furniture Co., Inc.
• Miscellaneous
WE SPBCIALIZB In servicing
commercial and domestic re
frigerators, also washing ma
chines, etc. Heg H. Phillips,
ten years experience. Phillips
Klectrical Appliance Co., sec
ond door from Hustler office,
Phone 46. 8-SO-lOp
Notice to Public
I will not be responsible for pay
ment of any debts my wife, Mrs.
Virginia Snoaf, may incur on
and after July 30, 1945.
8-20-4t
PAUL SHOAF
ATmmoN F
Mt prioM paid tor your Blidh
toga and Uoaka, aoutoot plazt.
. PtodwMt Wagon & llfg. Co.,
Htokory, N. G. 7-8t-t9t
FREE! If Excem Add. causes
you pains of stomach nlcers, in
digestion, heartburn, belching,
bloating, nausean, gas pains,
get a box of Udga Tablets
at Horton’s Drag Store. S-23p
AVOnoN SAUK ARB «ko beat
they hoTo 4>oea fu yiura. If yon
hsTo proparty tor aale,' sea ns
at Hotal WSfcea. Fenta A Joha-
aoa Laad Auethm Co., Home
Office, ChtoeaAera, N. C. 8-14tf
LOCAL aud tout
lag'aad haaiiag. iia* .teUfaga,
Phoaa «ff|L
Roterkns
;Rica,.
; ':’toyRawdlfe^vanwa ijagit"'^
SUkUl—of.
nat iridaF
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AuthorityWdfiie^di^gS,
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g(K» Of
Ndrtli
tortnlag au
hare, aaMatedWiifhy-
iWi honae phyatetoa, dtaiUg DrJ
IRhdaa. . V’';
.»« ^Ipoinir tlto
f ^ li'aiFMSad of
North WlllEwboM> p^iito' i|i«rf
dptaar .MoBdiF
dOM RoiiiiqF gay ■
JieaV* tcamwaieaRwr
OMataak iwiffjfcF
.sepitoi
tha hbMA OfBM bi 6id baak^ia
North wnkdabofo for^la antoher
Tmti. MR DeM^iwneuod fho
the .bank,:
Joyod KutoadFldvaafa eaefe yodr,
tto coasUmaOM eoloa, I4ttl^
6f^^ baak. 'lM» oa .Ua
Fisherman Lee Studeay of ntio*
burgh “bunks’’ Us fliee hi sffloraosfl
before starting for Ua faverite
stream. The new on keeps dry Usa
dry. B is derived frem aaad aad oaal
In combination with brhio. The ly
win reaiain dry for a long period.
only half as many stamps as Book
Four. By bolding Book Five to
half the size of the present book,
we are getting a book for less than
half the cost of Book Four, and
we are using only half as much
paper.
. "We hope War Ration Book
lilve will be the last In the series
Of wartime ration books, and that
there will be plenty of stamps we
won't bave to use. We cannot
gamble too beavlly on that,
tuongu, since so many months are
needed to bring a book into be
ing.
"The new book Is a better book,
as It ought to be. It will be much
easier to carry and handle, since
It will be much smaller—smaller.
In fact, than a dollar bllL it will
be Just as long as Book Four, but
only one-half as wide. The num
bering and arrangement of stamps
is better, too. All the housewife
and the grocer will have to re
member Is that stamps of certain
numbers are good. The new
Stamps will not have both a let
ter and a number as the present
stamps do.
"We are snre, too, that distri
bution of the book will be well
handled.
"The United States office of ed-
ncatton, has.,,, apsuaed .us that
America’s school teachers, who
nave become experienced hands
at distributing ration books quick
ly and efficiently, again can be
counted on to do this distribution
Job as a patriotic service for 130,-
000. 000 of their fellow citizens
The New “A” Book
The new "A" Gasoline Book,
the third Issned under rationing
will differ from the present book
only in color. The book will con.
tain five sets of coupons, six cou
pons to a set numbered A-IS
throngh A-28. Each set of six
coupons will cover a different
validity period. The flrrt eet—
the coupons numbered A-18—be
comes good December 22.
'i'be first gasoline ration book
issned became valid in 17 east
ern states on Jnne 22, 1942', and
tlironghout the country December
1, 1942. The second book was
Issued In all states except those
in eastern shortage area during
Beptember, 1944.
The first coupon In this book—
A-12—became valid September
22, 19^4. In the east, this second
ration book was Issued in Octo
ber and November of 1944, and
the A-13 coupons In the book be
came good November 9. Since
then coupons of the same num
ber have been validated on the
same date; thronghout the conn-
try-
V
Roultry producers may reduce
their teed costs end increase their
prohts by storing adequate quan
tities of supplemental feeds now
In preparation for an imminent
rise In feed prices.
V
BUY MORE WAR BONDS
Shoots ’Round Curve
Always remeaber^ yen’ll find good priced right, at Better Homes Furniture Cm.
And there’s no wiser wey ef spending your noiiey, next to the purchase of War Bends,
than baying good furnitnre for the hosM. Mew furniture is an investment in beauty and
emufort for everytme in the family. And it will make the home brighter and happim for
your boy in service to eanio homo to. ' v
VELOHR AND MOHAIR UVIRD ROOM SHITES
We have a nuadber of beautiful veloar and mohair living room suites thst yon should see now.
Upholstery msterisl for living room suites has been frozen, and when present stocks are gone, yen
will be unable to boy the flue quality wo now hove in stock. Come In today and sdect yonr suite
from our nice selection, aO stnrdfly made aad handsomely designed.
High Grade—
$TDDJ0 .
CODCHES
Covered in Durable
Tapestry
Colors:
Wine and Blue
72M
Buy Extra War Bonds
Beautiful —
• OEDROOMm
SUITES
Modem design, con
sisting of... panel bed,
chest, vanity, bench, in
walnut veneers and sol
id gum.
$69-50
FIVE-PIECE OREAKFAST
ROOM SUITES
In color combinations of
and white, and bine
and •white. Plastic top ta
bles, which are heat re
sistant and alcohol proof,
and easy to clean.
Will not chip or stain. See
them today!
$04^0
SEERS FOR YODR HOME FDRNISHIN6SNEEDS!
Chairs of all kinds, baby high chairs, baby be^^s, platform and
porch rockers, tables, odd chests, odd dres^rs, etc.
Better Homes Fiiraiture Co.
‘Betto Furniture at Better Prices**
Shook Biding New^ Wilkedxw, N. C.
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