N. 0.
I
fOR SAUEt BwMitifHl SM man
term iltnated at foot of Phoon*
'lx Hoontain On North Fhrk of
Now Rlror, approzbnatolr 8
mllea north of Old Joffwhon
in Aaho Oounty, formorlr
known as tho James BUsr
farm. Is well forested and has
both splsiuUd ^^raslnK areas
sad fsrtUs^ bottom lands.
PWm tmtidings la good eoo-
dlttoa and located In extrems-
I7 pictnresQoe setting. Ftor
fnrthw details oontaot Mr.
John D. nisr, Chatham Mfg.
Co., Blkln, N. 0. t-l«at
POR SAliB: S>room honse Jnst
ontslds dtj limits, Palrplidas,
running water, bath; 7 lots
included. Paul Wlnecoff at
Reins Brothers. 9-12-pd
POR SAliE: 7 lota on highway
268, two miles out on Ettkln
highway. Ooy Anderson, North
Wilkesboro route 2. 9-18-3t-p
FOR SAliE: Speedybsker wood
or coal Range, and two-burner
hot plate. See C. B. Brown, 5
mllee from North Wilkesboro
on Highway 268. 9-12-2t-pd
POR SAliE: IPSO CSierrolet
pickup, in fair condition; 1939
Standard Ford Coach, in good
oondldon; 1941 Super DeLuxe
Ford Coach, new tires. Dealer
—George Plpee, Route 3.
North Wllkeeboro, N. C.
9-16-pd
M6-2f-p4
AtJCWION SALE: AH honadHii
goods i«.d vfttmRure will
sold eatarday. Sept. 14, at 1
o'clock at the. home of Pskl
-Sebastlaa on "the Fairplalas
road lust off the Highway.
It-pd
FOR SAliE: One wheel dislr, la
good condition. Floreta Ham
by. Route 2, Box 9, Wilkes
boro, N. C. It-pd
POR SAliE: One Estate Hea-
trola: heats .fire to serein
rooms. Bums either coal or
wood. W. J. Church, Wilkes
Baanber Shop. It-pd
Sdhf'i
POR lAUBs'15.00® BWtieMk
spntysd ai^es. Btsrt’t
' Ions, Ooldsn DsllclouS; Stay-
mm Wlnasap, Grimes Golden,
.‘$1.60 per bushel, la orch^,
tree run. V, M. Church, MtHars
Creek, Call 39-F-12 or 8#-J*-01.
FOR SAliE: Farm 6 1-2 ml. off
Highway 18; about 60 acres
land; good 8 room house;
Fair barn and other out build
ings; 8 to 10 acres bottom
land; Bargain Cor Quick sale.
A. F. Abeher, North Wilkes
boro, Route 1. 9-23-4t-pd
FOR SAliE: Hand operated meat
slicer, good condition. Weetem
Auto Associate Store, NortH
Wilkesboro. It-Pd
S W A N T .E P
WANTED: To wv«*r furaitare
and do automobile reuphol-
steriag. See R. W. Wiles, Hays,
N. C., after 6 o’clock. 9-12-2t-p
HWT.P WANTED: Middle age
woman to stay with family for
the winter. Anyone interested
please write P. O. Box M, Mil
lers Creek, N. C, at once.
9-S3-4t
POR 8AI1B: We are offerfag
Poplar Goto church house for
sale to the highest bidder on
the 21st day of September at
2 o’clock; located on old 16
highway, 20 miles from North
Wilkesboro. It-pd
POR SAliE: One AOTEMOO Big
Log wood heater—in good
condition. Call North Wilkes
boro 2'68-R or see Mrs. Annie
Anderson. 301 C Street.
9-16-2t-pd
WANTED: Man or woman, phys
ically abls and willing to serre
300 customers on local route.
Arerags $1.60 per hour. Full
or spare time. Write J. R.
Watkins Company, Dept. ^8-8,
Richmond, Virginia. 9-16-8t-p
WANTED: Would like to con
tact a sawmill man for sawing
a boundry of timber near Ron-
dA Box 28, Wilkesboro, N. C.
9-12-3t-PO
WANTED TO BDT; Any a«ms-
ber good used bicycles and
tricycles. Motor Market, lae.
8-8-tf
WANIXD — Rcttaed girls tor
beauty culture tralalag. Mas's
School ef Beauty Culture. 2-7tf
POR S.AIiE: Six-foot agricultur
al mower for Ford tractor.
Yadkin Valley Motor Co. It
FOR SALE!
The J. M. Wellborn 1
Old Home Ploce |
in West Wilkesboro; 10-room'
colonial house, beautiful shade
trees, large garden, 28 vacant
lots, one 4-room tenamt house,
rarage and bam. Several lots
facing hard surface road, with
vrater, sewer, lights. See me at
my residence for terms. Thone
63M.
J. H. JOHNSON
(Ex-Sheriff)
POR SALE: 11-year-old mule;
will work single or double; In
good condition. Frank Mathis,
Traphill. N. C. 9-12-pd
look THAOHBRSt Kellogg’S
Improved Class Registers with
Burleson’s Labor Saving Grad
ing Table. 4 or 6 week per
iods. Carter-Hubbard Publish
ing Co.
FOR S.ALE: 1500 bushels, spray
ed apples, Stark’s Delicious,
Go 1 den Delicious; Stayman
Winesap, Grimes Golden, $l-®0
per bushel, in orchard, tree
run. V. M. Church, Millers
Creek, Call 29-F-12 or 29-F-02.
9-16-4t
WANTED: Good need Typewrit
er. H. G. Nichols, at Journal-
Patriot Office.
WANTED: Share cropper; trac
tor, equipment, fertilizer,
seeds, house, pasture, truck
patches furnished; work on
farm for owner part time; a
good proposition. Paul Church,
North Wilkesboro route 2.
. 9-12-4t-pd
QDILT PIECES: Beautiful new
Cotton Prints. Large colorfast
pieces. 500 for $1.00; sample
packet 10c. Free gift with
order. Southern Sales Service,
Mocksville 3, N. C 9-16-4t
APPLE CIDER
FOR SALEI
in large or small quantities
— Also —
Delicious, Stayman Winesap
Apples, and other yorieties
SUN CREST ORCHARDS
4 Miles West On Highway No. 421
TELEPHONE 38-F-20
Miscellaneous
■ Dr. and Mrs. Gilbert R. ComlM,
of this dty, received a telegtom
Saturtey cemveying 'the tttrws
9-i9-4t that their grtmd niece, Ju(UUt
Morris, had died as.a reanlt of
an automcaiile wreck which took
place Friday.
The toliowlhg accoont at the
acdde&t Is taken from the Satur
day issue of the Lexington (Ky.)
Herald:
Fnneral servlcea for Judith
Combe Morris, 3, daughter of
Mrs. Vivian C. Morris 1209 Rich
mond road and R- F. Morris,
North 'Broadway, were to be held
at 2:30 p. m. today at the W.
R. Mllward mortnary chapel, the
Rev. Albert G. Stone officiating.
Burial was to be In the Lexing
ton cemetery.
The child died at 8:43 o'clock
Friday night at the Good Samar
itan hospital, less than three
hours after she was 'struck by
an automobile driven by Wllford
W. Hopkins, 27, of 607-C South
Blue Grass park. Hopkins was
charged with manslaughter and
was released, on 81,000 bond. His
c^e was transferred to Fayette
County Court when he appeared
in police court today.
Deputy Coroner James L.
Chasteen said death was dne to a
fractured skull, a broken neck
and internal Injuries, and that
the child did not regain con
sciousness after being admitted
to the hospital. He said no In
quest would be held.
Hopkins told Patrolmen Adam
Dean and Gilbert Cravens he was
driving west on the Richmond
road at a speed of approximate
ly 30 miles an hour when the
child ran In front of his car. Ho
said he stopped immediately. The
officers expressed the belief that
a wheel of the car passed over
the child.
Officers said the child had been
playing In the front yard of her
home immediately before the ac
cident and apparently had run
FX)R HOUSE COVERING, As
bestos or Brick Siding, see I.
H. Echerd at Elcherd’s Barber
Shop in Taylorsville, or call
3738 (Taylorsville,) around
eight at night 9-16-pd
5 ACRES of good bottom com
tops to be saved, 2-3 to you;
1-3 to'me stacked. If'interest
ed see me at once. Zollle Eller,
509 10th St. 9-12-2t
J. C. DAVIS AND RAY OASHION
Taxi Service. Two brand new
1946 automobiles, careful, so
ber drivers. Telephone 559.
10th Street location between
Bare's and Modern Cleaners.
9-l9-pd
HOME-OWNERS, let ns paint
your home. Church & Keever,
contractors. Write Roea
Church, Purlear, N. C. 10-10-p
AUCTION
-...SfMslMtf n-d . Sitehsm.
he auctioned
on-—
Sahirday, Sepi-. 28,
1946
AT J. N. FELT’S GROCERY
STORE, HAYS. At 2dM) P. M.
Sale includes: Washing
Machine, Refrigerator,
Piano, Dining Room Snite,
Etc.
Until Vnur Dream Nnuse
niiiteriiillzes...
There are some
compensatiems
in this period
of housing
shortage. First
and foremost, is the fact
that it gives you ample
time to see that your
plans to build a home of
yoiu: own are soundly laid.
Instead of rushing into
the undertaking, you can
spend enough time to get
all the advice you need
about location, house
plans, building materials
and financing, kmg be-
fore the first
shovelful of
earth is dug.
We cordially
invite you to
come in now and tell us
about your plans for a
new home. Out of our
long experience with
real estate and home fi
nancing problems, we can
help you in many ways.
Whether or not you have
an account here at our
bank, yon will find a
ready welcome. Won’t you
come in and see us soon?
THE HORTHWESTERI BARK
Servmg Northwestern North Carolina
North Wilkesboro, N. C
RRACE’S BEAUTY SALON
For New
Fall Beauty
Correct the Summer abuse
rf your hair with a new shap
ing and new permanent for
the Fall season.
Just Phone 637
or come to
GRACE’S
B EAUTY
OVER DR. R. P. CASEY'S OFFICE
kti OP1VT3
■flWry',
their two
The
traffto fatality |jj:
this year and.tha eecpM
week.
Besides her parwSta,.
to survived by ’ her .
grandfather, 8. B; Comte, ajuft it.
sister, Mary MargarM Morris^
both (rf Lexington.
The body was taken to the W.
R. MtDrard mortuary
Peinell Molor COb
WiikMboro, N. C. ' ffi^way II
At your eerrlee. Motor and-Com
plete body reboilding. Bepeir
torvfee OB all makasof aptoe and
trudes.
No Job too large or too n«aii
PAINTING, WBLDINO A!ND
FENDER WORK.
AnENTION!
Veterans of World
Wor II
INTERNA'nONAL
CORRESPONDENCE SCHOOLS
are now accepting enrolments
from Veterans vriio are entitled
to Educational Benefits Under
the
GJ. BILL OF RIGHTS
A wide seiection ot teehnicai.
Industrial and Business Subjects
la Offered
For particulars, write or I%one
Tom G. Maxwell, Rep.
L C. S. District Representative.
Box 2204 Phone 1414-J
HICKORY, N. C.
6taif in Ited until [
U ca.n ^et mif
'iOTANY-- 500'
TAILORED BY DAROFF”
(We hope to got you up soon)
MARLBW’S MEN’S SHOP
‘Vew and Correct Hen’s Wear"
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
GOODYEAR
TIRES
WANTED
CAST IRON SCRAP OF ALL
KINDS
HIGHEST CASH
PRICES
LINEBERRY FOUNDRY
And
MACHINE COMPANY
The world's most wanted
tires move out almost as
fast as they move in! But
we'll keep you moving with
a Goodyear repair, recap,
or replacement. Come to tire
headquarters, keep out of
, ‘ire trouble. New Goodyear
>eLuxe tires ...
M6.10
Plus Tax
6X0x10
LIGHT TRUCK OWNERS!
SAVE WITH AIRWHEELS
A repl truck tire now built with more
natural rubber and cooler-running
RAYON cords.
Heavier tread ond
bead plus more
plies than tires how
‘2244
on most truc^
Plus Tax
6.00x16
GOODYEAR TUBE' ARC
KIND TO YOUR liRES
because they hold air longer. . ora
tougher than ordinary
rubber. (Set new (3ood-
yaor tube*—eave tires,
time and money.
*4.20
Plni Tk
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