rf>*TR«r, MQBTO )yil,KE5BOaO, W. C.
• FOR SALE
ANTIQUES REFDnSHED and
reuphoUtered lik« new. Also
SUp Covers. S. & S. Upholstery
Oo., "B” Street. ll-25-2t-pd
FOR SAliE: lUtand wood and
slabs cheap. See H. N. Cannon,
Traphill, N. C., on Brewer Mill
and Round Hill Church road.
11-26^)4.
FOR SALE; One honae and lot
on hard surface road one mile
. from Mountain View school
and church, in a good com
munity. House just completed,
four rooms and hath, and elec
tric lights. Price 18,960. Quick
dale. Abeher Real Estate Co.,
E. M. Blackburn, Manager. It
FOB SALE: Green or dry oak
wood. fl.OO cord. See R. Q.
Hall, Route 2, Wilkeeboro, N.
C. It-pd
FOR SALE: 8,000 bales of bay—
Clover, Alfalfa and Leapedesa.
See R’. L. Morrison, Route 1,
Mooreeville, N. C., near Mt.
Moume. 11-28-pd
ATTENTION 1 Just Recaiv-
ed, all makes Typewriter
Ribbons. Adding M a-
chine Ribbons. ^ Carter*
Hubbard Publishing Co.
CALL JOHN A. REEVES’ wood-
yard at Wilkes Oil Co. for
wood of all kinde. $3 or $6
loads. Phone 26-F-04. 11-28-p
WOOD FOR SALE: Stove wood,
dry slabs or round wood,
green hardwood for heater.
Pickup loads. Call 46-F-40.
Claud H. Brooks, North Wll-
kesboro. Route 1. 12-2-pd
FOB SALE: 1 registered Joreejr
cow, 1 Guernsey cow, 1 Quem-
sey heifer, 1 registered Jersey
heifer—all 4 due to freshen.
Ernest Pearson, Moravian
Palls, N. C, It-Pd
FOR SALE: 1087 Pontiac De-
Lnxe Tudor, motor in A-1 con
dition. Radio and gas heater.
See S. R. Pearson at 412 P
St. or Call 676-M. 11-25-pd
POR SALE: Brushy Mountain
Limibertwlg apples. See J. J.
Anderson, Wllkesboro, N. O.,
near Cub Creek church. It-pd
FOR SALE: 1987 Plymonth De-
Luxe Coach, in gpood condition,
with radio and heater; 11-
year-old horse, weighs 1100
pounds; also wagon with good
bed, and set of harness. See
Grover Sebastian, Route 1,
North Wilkeeboro, N. C.
11-2'6-pd
for SALE: 1041 ton and a
half Dodge Truck, in good oon-
dition. See Jack Treadaway, in
care of Walter Blankenship,
Box 298, Falrplains. 11-26-pd
bX>B SAXE: One overhead Gar
age Door, size 6’8’’ x S', com
plete with hardware. See Ed
ward Harris, Phone 117-R or
600. ll-26-2t
FOR SALE: Extra nice hound
pups, registered Walker cross,
past 2 months old. Price this
week, $5.00 each. Come to see
them. R. L. Hlckerson, Honda,
N. C. 11-26-2t
F0®$' ™ .."..-r* . L
honsekeaplBg, iforitSi 66fitpl$
listened. Mrs. Sam ' VTud.
'lllS'E Street, North WilkdS-
boro, N. 0. It-pd
POb RENT: Four-room ho«^_
outbuildings, water and wo«i*
three miles ont on Klondyke
rpad. 0. C. Bdmgamer, North
Wllkesboro route one. It-Jd
FOR RENT: 60 acres of bottmn
land. See R. G. Hall, Route S,
Wllkesboro, N. O. It-pd
• W A N T E D
TENANT WANTED at once; for
large river farm; rich bottom
land, stock gnd tools furnish
ed. Charles Howard. See me at
Charles Howard Grocery, Wll
kesboro, N. C. ll-25-2t
WANTED TO BUT: Amr
ber geed need hieyeles nd
tricycles. MeUr Market, l»c.
l-g-tf
I BUY CERTAIN scarce orce or
minerals by the hundred
pounds. You might mine them
off days. Or I will develop your
mines. Have you unusual Iron
ores, or any uncommon min
erals? Write George M. Bow
man, Mineralogist, Elk Park,
N. O. 11-21-tf
FOR SALE: Ten Steers, 18
months old, good oondltlon.
Clarence Benton, Purlear, N.
C. 11-28-pd
POB SALE: 1942 Cab-over en
gine Ford Truck: new motor,
new tires, and two-epeed rear-
end. Jaxvis Walsh, Boomer,
N. C. 11-21-pd
FOR SALE: 1936 F^ord Coach;
19 39 DeLuie Ford Coach, in
good condition: 1941 Nash 4-
door DeLuxe: 1940 Ford De
Luie Coach. George Pipes,
Route 3. North Wllkesboro, 4
miles from town on Winston-
Salem road. 11-21-pd
U. S. N. C. Controlled, Pnllorom
passed Chicks. Immediate de
livery, $14.00 per hundred.'—
Ronda Hatchery, Ronda, N. C.
ll-28^t-pd
FOB SALE: Bird dogs, purtvbretl
Pointers, two years old. See
Earl Anderson, Wllkesboro. N.
C 11-21-pd
FX>R SALE: Bilcp 9-room home,
7 acres land, 2 good chicken
houses: car shed, wood shed,
barn and other outbuildings.
Well with pump, nice shrub
bery, g;ood orchard, on High
way 16, about 12 miles from
town. Guy Sheets, Wilbar, N.
C. 11-21-pd
FOR SALE: New Table Model
Radio and Phonograph Combi
nations. Come In and see them
today. Easy terms. No advance
in prices. Phillips Electric Ap
pliance Oo., Corner 10th and
A Streets. Phone No. 45.
ll-21-2t-pd
TUXEDO Poultry Mashee, Scratch
Grains, Dairy. Hog, Horse, Dog I
and Rabbit Feeds. Tuxedo'
Feed Company, North Wilkes-
boTO, Phone 94. 11-18-tf
FOR SALE: .•U)Ont 27 acres land
in Rock Creek township, 1 1-2
miles from highway 268 on
good gravel road. About 10
acres in timber, rest In good
cultivating condition. See Ire
dell Watkins, North Wilkee
boro. Route 2. ll-26-3t-pd
FOR SALE: One Warner Electric
Plating Machine, good as new.
Price reasonable. At Phillips
Electric Appllcance Oo., Cor
ner 10th anl A Streets. Phone
45. ll-21-2t-pd
TURKEYS POB SAI-E: See Bob
Kite at Carolina Home and
Auto Supply. Phone S3.
ll-25-2t
FOR SALE: New Hampshire
Red and White Leghorn Baby
Chicks from State Blood Test
ed and Culled Breeders. Give
us your order now for your
next year’s layers. Prices for
Day Old Chicks, N. H. Reds
St. run $13.00 per hundred. W.
r,eghorn sexed pullets $26.00
hundred. RED TOP POULTRY
FARM & HATCHERY. Pur
lear, N. C. Route 1, 11-28-pd
MAN OR WOMAN to dlsttlbnte
nationally known food & drug
items in your viclnlt7. Excep
tional Income, permanent fu
ture. Write Dept. S-3, P. O.
Box 6071, Richmond, Va.
ll-26-3t-pd
Specialty Salesman
Exclusively for beautiful* line of
gift shop items, novelties, bill
folds. and fine leather goods.
Merchandise sold direct to retail
stores of all kinds. Quick shlp-
merts. Liberal commission and
bonus. Automobile essential. Big
season now on. Write Resale Di
vision, Kemper-Thomas Oo., Cin
cinnati 12, Ohio. ll-25-2t-pd
b.' Clyde Beahaars'’and John
iW, Minton, veteraM
lois In action, have been ddBVor-
4d automobiles by s Gaddy Motor^
company in t****^^^'
L. .Harold charge
of the Veterans Administration
ofttce here, said that Messrs.
Boihears and Minton were .-the
first local men to receive cars
given by the government and
were the 14th and 16th In the
state.
Under provisions of an act of
congress, any veteran who lost
a leg or the use of a leg (above
the ankle), may be .provided with
an automobile, the total cost not
to exceed $1,600.
Mr. Younts explained that vet
erans who qnallfy cau make ap
plication through the Veterans
Administration o^lco here and
that the applications will (be han
dled promptly.
Already 26 veterana In thlf
community have filed ■ applica
tions through the North Wllkes-
‘boro office and have bOen ai:-
proved. All except the two mem
tioned above are on waiting lists
for automobiles from dealers.
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WlAThe
CHURCHES
John W. Minton^ son of Mr. W. T. Minton, of Back portoffice, • wte^ wi&
much service in Italy, and Clyde Bedhears, eon of Mr. and Mr*. J. M. Beshear^ «y
Wilkeeboro route one, vrith* much service aleo in the European theatn, were givM
new Chevrolet auttmiobflei Ia»t week by Uncle Sam throufh the Veteimne Ad
ministration. Shown in the picture, readiny from left to righ^ are; O. Iw. rO|^
General Sales Manager of the Gaddy Motm- Co., Veteran Beeheare, L.
Yountz, of the Veterans’ Administration, smd Veteran Minton.
• Miscellaneous
‘IT’S PUN TO PAINT tt yonr-
self with PLASTI - KOTB’S
plastic auto paint. No brush
marks." Motor Market, Inc.
11-21-91
OPEN ONLY ON
SATURDAYS
Good Elastic
1-2 inch, 1-4 inch. Elastic tliat
will stretch twice Its length is
good. We have this kind of elas
tic.
* Bed Spreads
size, largest made. Only while
they last.
* Dress Lengths
Special Value.
WILKE8BOBO METHODIST
Rev. H. M. Wellman, Pastor.
There will be a Special Thanks
giving Service Sunday morning
at the eleven o’clock hour. Spec
ial music for the occasion will be
pfovlded by the choir. The pas
tor will bring a message In keep
ing with the occasion. At the five
o’clock Vesper service the Jun
ior Choir will provide the mtisic.
The public Is cordially Invited to
these services. %
OPEN FORUM
This Is * oolniDB ope* to the
pnWlc for free expreeston. THE
JOURNAL-PATRIOT dwn
assume any respoiialbtlity for
aoUideB printed under this
hendtag, and neMter eiidorneo
nor condemns them. Please he
as brief as poesibie.
PFXIPLB’S TABERNACLE
H. G. Clayton, Pastor.
Millers Creek, N. C.
7:00 Saturday night Preaching
service.
9:45 Sunday School.
11:00 A. M. Preaching.
7:00 P. M. Preaching.
Come where a welcome awaits
everyone.
The Workers In. the Junior De
partment of the North Wilkee
boro First Methodist church will
entertain for the children in the
department and also the mem
bers of the Junior choir at the
church hut Friday evening, No
vember 22. The children are
asked to come at 7:30 o’clock for
the party, which will close at
nine o’clock. Should It be rain
ing that evening the party will
be called off.
MRS. MINTON WRITES
Champion, N. C.
Nov. 18, 1946
An open letter to the grand
children, great - grandchildren,
and other relatives of the late
Jonathan and Rachel Stout.
For several weeks I have been
discussing with some of you the
importance of ejecting a suit
able marker to Grandfather and
Grandmother’s graves, the pres
ent one being broken, and O'bso-
lete. Many of you have already
responded generously.
I wish I could contact each of
you personally and explain, more
fully our plans and purpose but
it is most Impossible for me to
do this. Therefore, I am reauest-
ing that you contact me In some
manner with your contribution
and the marker will ibe erected
at the earliest iwasible date.
With every good wish, I am.
Tours truly,
MRS. T. 0. MINTON,
Grandaughter of the late Jona
than and Rachel Stout.
* Chambray
1 yard to 1 1-4 yaa-d. Pre-war
quality.
FOR RALE: A team of mule
colts, 7 months old. See Rex
Jennings, Reddies River, N. C.
11-21-2 t-pd
FOB SALE: 8 nice lots, on Elfcln
highway No. 268, 1-2 mile
from county home. See Joe
Palmer, at City Florists.
11-21-pd
FOR SALE: OUver tractor, rub
ber tires, double plower, good
condition. William Steele,
Pores Knob, N. C., Route 2.
11-21-pd
FOR SALE: 9-room house 5-6
acre of land at Ronda. Price
2,500. A. M. Holbrook, Route
1, Box 280, North Wllkesboro,
N C. 11-25-pd
POB SALE: Two six-room hous
es, with water, half mile from
City limits on highway 18.—
See Joe Palmer, at City Flor
ist, North Wilkeeboro, N. C.
11-21-pd
iX)B SALE: 1934 Ford two door,
In good condition and hae good
tires Dean Rhoades, Radical,
N c. ll-21-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Picture Shop fnlly
equipped for portrait and com
mercial photography. Enlarg
ing. tinting, dark room equip
ment, aJl new. Solar No. 57,
5x7 Enlarger, Roto Electric
Dryer, Morse Tank Processing
outfit. Furniture, good loca
tion. Nothing to buy but film
and paper to keep business go
ing. Reason for selling—have
other business Interests to at
tend to. If your are Interested
In a good business and enough
work to keep you busy, write
W. G. Harrison, Picture Shop.
Weat Jefferson, N. C. 11-21
* Buttons
All sizes and colors.
Fine French Values
and all kinds of Lace.
Have Tour
Buttons Covered
Bring a swatch of cloth and wait
10 minutes.
Have Tour
Nylons Repaired
FOR SATjE: One small fire proof
Safe. $115.00; One medium
size fire proof Safe, $136.00.
Payne Clothing Co., North
Wllkesboro, N. C. 11-21-21
PX)R SALE: 1 pair mares, weight
1200 pounds, good workers
and loggers, also 1939 1 1-2
ton Chevrolet Truck, A-1 con
dition. M. G. Mathis, Route 3,
North Wllkesboro, N. C.
ll-25-3t-pd
fob SALE: A black horse, six
years old, weighs about 1«00
lbs. Well broken in for any
kind of work. Real bargaui in
gale. See Odell Wyatt, 1-2 mUa
beyond Mertie Postoffice, Mer-
tle, N. C. ll-21-2t-pd
fob SAIiB: New seven-rowu
house; six and one-half acres
land. About 1 1-4 mUe from
Millers Creek. Good location,
good $T»Tel
mate and school hue route.
O L. PhiUlpe, Wllkesboro,
^te 1. U-21-lt-pd
laiJB; PreMi Je»*r cow.
Bar^oW.«*M by her elde.
I. Tale, Hay*. H. 0.
11-21-pd
PERSONAL GREETING and nice
Business Greetings and Calen
dars on sale by Carter-Hub-
bard Publishing Co.
FOR SALE: 1035 Chevrolet
Panel, good oondltlon, tires
good, motor good. Buel Call,
North Wllkesboro Route 3, 8
miles on Highway 421.
11-21-2 t-pd
Lost and Found
LOST: Pig, S-weeks-old, female,
black, one white foot, front
and back. Please notify C. G,
Glass. It-pd
LOST; A 21-Jewel Balova wrist
watch, in or near Penney's
store Saturday evening. Find
er please return to Journal-
Patriot offlce for reward. Miss
Gertrude Johnson. It
RAY’S STORE
East Of Bus Station “B" St.
North Wllkesboro, N. C.
FOR
SALE!
60 acres of land, about two
miles from North Wilkeeboro; on
which is located one six room
house furnished. Two chicken
houses, a barn and a numibar of
outbuildings. It has a number of
fruit trees sufficient for any or-
■dinary family. This land will pro
duce most anything that grows
Vacuum Cleaners—See 1946
Sanitlzor and Its many exclusive
features. Order quick for Christ
mas dellvOTy. Telephone Sweeny,
709-J. 11-21-pd
NOTICE,!
This Is to Notify
The Public
that I have dissolved partnership
with the
McNeil & Norris
Florisl
OF MILLERS CREEK
and will not be responsible for
any debts or transactions after
NOV. 20, 1946
Mrs. Ralph Triplett
Nee Mrs. Hugh H. Norri*
Tom Andrews Meot
Man at Dixie Home
Tom Andrews, formerly of Le
noir and who is well experienced
in the meat business, has accept
ed the position as manager of the
meat department at Dixie Home
store In this city, J. C. Williams,
Jr., store manager, said today.
Mr. Andrews is a World War
II veteran, having served as a
combat medic In tank and In
fantry divisions. In his position
here he succeeds H. D. Ball, who
resigned after being with the
store since It was opened here
several years ago.
U. 8. Navy Blnatets, double
bed size, brand new. A bargain
at only 88.95. Keep yourseU
warmer at low cost.—The Good
will Store. ll-25-2t
BAZAAR
At Mrs. Joines' Cafe
Wilkesboro, N. C.
Tuesday, Wednesday Afternoons
November 26-27
Large Selection Handmade
CHRISTMAS AND BABY
GIFTS
Mrs. Josephine Cloy
in Wilkes county. It has running
through It a branch, a branch
that will furnish water for your
live stock. It can be divided Into
small farms. Roads on both sides
of It. Price $8,500.00.
Aleo one other tract of land
on which Is lohated one five-room
house, hard wood floors. It has
a road frontage of about 440 f
feet on Highway (hard surface)
in a good community near a
church and good school (about
25 acres). Price $4,500.00. ,
ABSHER
REALTY CO.
E. M. BLACKBURN,
c U L L E R’S
CASH GROCERY
New and Fresh Stock
Fresh Fruits and Vegetables
MEAT AND LARD __
New Corn Meal Water Ground
Red Band Flour in 5,10 and 25 lb; Bo^
A
Dried Beans—Pintos, Great Northern
Limas, 20c lb.
WILKESBORO, N.C.
■ , ...
G. P. STORE
AND MARKET
"Where You Always Sere On (kocerles end Meete"
Let Us E-xpress a Basket to Your Boy or Girl at School—
VIRGINIA BEAUTY—
APPLES^ »3jM
LARGE PACKAGE—
QUAKER OATS 27»
U, WASHINGTON’S (Makes S5 Cups)— INSTANT—
e O F F EE 39«
NO. 2 CAN—
TOMATO JUICE I2>
RED BANIK—
FLOUR-25-lk N *1-9®
CASTLEBERRY’S SEA FOOD—
SAUCE-6ozs.-20e
SWEET-
PICKLE RINGS, pf. jar 29»
BLACKBERRY OR PINEAPPLE—
SPREAD qi i« ‘1-W
CARAMEL CREAM-
TUMBLERS-1-lb. barrel... 63c
BIRDS EYE
BRANDS
FROSTED'^^^FOODS
REO.U.S. PAT.OFF.
FRUITS - VEGETABLES - FISH
MEAT DEPT.
Lean Stew Beef, lb. 30*;
Chuck Beef Roast, lb. 3 5bf
Fresh Grannd Beef, lb. 3
Un, Tender Pork Chops, lb. . 6 ,^.
Pork Sansage, lb.
Veal Chops, Ik -