;V UUtTK TOfUR ORDKR for CMw
' OhrlatiBM Tre««. all from
tl.OO to $S.OO, at Red Croes
iPharmacy. U-lG-2t
’aboutjpat'twN ja :?wnk«rfMi^
0., !•« Mrti, t»d-
loidtas tho Tnzedb
oa wblob la loeata^ one, ttvo
rooiB honaa wttbx'-4lKbta and
water. Qood realdenoe or boa-
ineea property. ■'Abahor Real
artate,Oo.,eoe ■, M. Blaok-
bnm. ' -'4 , It
«.a
ATTBimOK: CtetetBaaa boyer,
a bbautUnlly marked Snclisb
FO.R SALE
Fox Terrier, male, booae brok'
en. Pbone No. I or f4ML It
k.
FOR HATJB or TRADE: IMO
1 1-2 ton Cherrolet truck,
good condition, ipractlcally new
motor. Allas H. Brown, 5 milee
out on Sparta highway.
12-19-8t-pd
FOR SALE: Ode U foot Army
Truck Body. Contact Harry
Kerley. It-pd
FOR SALE: 1M» Feed Ooadi;
five good tiree and in A-1 con
dition. J. R. Mathis, Traphlll,
N. 0. 12-16-pd
.ATTBNTIOX: lfl«5 and 86 Ctoer-
rolet owners, one new hot air
heater. Motor Market, Inc. It
FOR BAIiB: A IMl Naah fovr
door sedan;' clean and in good
condition. A reasonable price.
Located at Pennell Motor Co.,
WUkeeboro, N. C-, Highway 18.
12-12-pd
Last week yonr reporter whu
about Bis first half hour lesMA
in flying glyen 'by Wood Wal*
lace of the local, al^rt. ./rhis
week, we fought through the sec
ond half hour lesson. The first
thing learned this lesson was to
taxi a plane at about a ' brisk
walking speed, and ho faster,
and ,to keep a sharp lookout for
other planes coming in or taking
off.' Ton also have to check the
field in frout of the plane to
make sure no one has wandered
Into your path. The stick Is
drawn back of neutral and the
forward motion of the plane is
guided by the plane’s rudder and
motor. It is .easy, for Instance,
to swing one of the airport
planes completely around by giv
ing full left rubber, pressing oa
the left brake and giving It a
Ititle throttle pressure.
Wallace took the plane off and
when we were at about 200 feet
altitude he told me to take over.
FOB S.ALE: A complete Frick
Sawmill, powered (by master
Buick Motor at a bargain. G.
W. Wiles, North Wllkesboro,
route 2. * 12-12-2t
FOR SALE: Pour lots on Rey
nolds road; will trade for car
or pickup. See T. M. NeaveS,
709 Seventh Street, North Wll
kesboro, N. C. 12-12-pd
E ven a Boiek engine wears eventually, but our
factory-built “Power Package” is really a new
Buick engine—makes your '37, '3B, 39, 40, 41, or
'42 Buick hit the road again like a new car. You’ll
probably be surprised at the cost—it’s much less than
you’d guess. Come in and let us fell you about it. We
cab arrange easy payments to suit your budget.
And you'll find this engine unit much more economical
and satisfactory in the long run than part-by-parf
replacement. One operation, and you c'rive out of our
doors in your faiti ful Buick that will iiow give new
Buick engine performance!
GADDY MOTOR CO.
Buick Sales and Service
Telephone 112 North WilkesborO/ N. C.
FOR S.ALE: Round wood, green,
big load, nO.OO; dry slab,
stove wood, $8.00, sawed up;
also round wood and slabs be
fore they are sa'wed. See Clate
Kilby, or call 38-P-04, Cricket,
N. C. 12-12-2t^?d
FOR SALE: 7-room house;
block and one-half from
square. Well constructed;
storm sheeted: sub floored;
hardwood floors. Rhone 125
until 6 p. m.; after six 657-W.
12-12^d
James F. Billings
Dies In Wyoming
WOOD FOR SALE; Dry slabs or
round wood split for stove
wood, green wood for heater
or fireplace. All $5.00 pickup
loads. Call 46-P-40 and place
yonr order. Immedlat4’> deliv
ery. Claud Brooks, North Wll
kesboro Route 1. 1-6-4 7-pd
FOR SALE: Green blocks for
heater wood or stove wood. See
or write Earl Anderson, Wll
kesboro, N. C. 12-23-pd
FOR SALE: 1941 Ford coupe,
good condition. See William
Pegram, near Crlckett, Route
1, North Wllkesboro, N. C.
12-12-pd
GIVE...
CHRISTMAS CHEER
WITH FLOWERS
FROM...
FOR S.ALE: 1939 Chevrolet
door Town Sedan In good con
dition. See Arlie Hayes at R
D. Hayes & Sons store at Mil
lers Creek, N. C. 12-12-pd
FOB SALE: Beautiful country
home; excellent mountain
view; one eight-room house,
with heat, and other modern
conveniences: also 4-room ten
ant house; orchard approxi
mately 2,000 trees, two apple
houses; also team of mules
and some orchard equipment.
Located 7 miles from North
Wllkesboro. Address "Orch
ard,” care The Journal-Patriot.
12-l2-4t-pd
CITY FLORIST
(PALMER'S)
Member of F. T. D. — We Deliver Anywhere
Cemetery Wreaths $2.50 to $10.00
Door Wreaths and Spray Decorations, Mantel
and Table Decorations. Cut Flowers—All kinds.
Poinsettas, Cyclamens, Azaleas, Metior, Begon
ias, Primroses, Christmas Cherries and Dish Gar
denias.
CHRISTMAS CARDS, INCLUDING RELA
TIVE CARDS, GIFT WRAPPING PAPER,
RIBBON AND SEALS.
When you order Flowers from us, you are sure
of fresh flowers from our three greenhouses,
delivered to our shop every day, and arranged
by well-experienced operators. We Telegraph
Flowers all over the world except Japan.
Pottery, Lamps, Book Ends, Kitchen Novelties,
Wall Vases and other novelties for Christmas
Presents.
Mrs. J. M. Palmer, Manager
TUXEDO Poultry Mashes, Scratch
Grains, Dairy, Hog, Horse, Dog
and Rabbit Feeds. Tuxedo
Peed Company, North Wllkes
boro, Phone 94. 11-18-tf
PERSONAL GREETING and nice
Business Greetings and Calen
dars on sale by Carter-Hub-
bard Publishing Co.
WANTED
WANTED: 15 laborers on
. Monday, Dec. 16, at
North Wllkesboro Town
Hall. Report to Chris
Williams, 7:^ to $:00
m., regular work. It
WANTSa) TO BUT-: Any nnm-
ber gdod used bicycles and
tricycles. Motor Market, Ine.
8-8-tf
WANTED: House or apartment
for small family, now or by
January 1, Phone 229.
12-li2-2t-pd
VACUUM
CLEANERS
~ Sanitizor—complete houas
desniag BuidUbs
Polishes fioon and linoleum.
Give her one for Christinss!
Order immediately. .
T.W.
At 406 teat ire levplad off to
dkadr the motor and fndrumtmts
and then made * Tli^t tuts sad:
'' to. gat Awasr jtfbm oyer^town
.fltes s left tom and hat^.
ta ths KMglar, flight p8l^:
Adloveft jh MUtag off from Ol|«
«Mt.««gt rtamy at our afifibiiu
■'.Ofttos In the sir. Wf
ot 6xa time prs^(ditg'i^tai|ii
sad bsnkt thst'we legtned'w
week. The most trouble tiuHi.l
hsd^foday^iqjlis-ih keeafw. the
nose .of ^ level 'smUe la
s turn. Ton here $d kS«[^ pdttzig
back en >the sU^ to keten^tMe
nose from faflkig.M. --
> WsUsoe.,jtli^ Showed'xad sn
exercise of rudder sod stick oo-
otdhuiflon whiA piorsd ' to,;^pe
that you cbuld do 'slfflOftis^*
thing -with a sdand ind stilt keM>
the nose on a straight line. The
exercise consisted of mashing
the left rubber and gMug left
stick Snd then mashing, jri'gtat
rudder and ^ving right stick
and so on. The plane woifld yaw
from side to side but'as long as
the former' movement was coun
teracted by the proper move-
ment of the rudder and stick the
plane would continue to fly In
straight Hue. After about ten
Denver, Colorado, which
city he will fly to before
returning to bis hoito in North
OsroUns. Mr. Bllltegs arrived in
lOgdeh, sN week ago Friday by
picas to be at the bedside of his ‘
minutes of this work we came In
for a landing with Wallace again
doing the work.
BuBinesa visitors at our local
airport the last week have in
cluded:'- M. L. Oottble of Central
Motors, Kannapolis, W. D. Cull,
Luscombe Airplane dealer from
Landis, N. C., Jim Hart from
Morganton, Rodney Story from
Lenoir. Mr. Beauman from Yad-
klnville brought his plane in for
repairs, Lesfer Haynes flew bis
Aeronca Chief in from Mt. Airy,
nad Ralph Sparks flew in from
Hickory.
About ten planes from Elkin
visited the local field on Sun
day morning looking for break
fast, but they had to go hack to
Elkin to find it. They had started
to Oxford, N. C. for a meeting
of the Aero Breakfast Club and
ran into some weather along the
way so they came back to North
Wilkesboro an'd on to Elkin.
^ o
Evanston, • Wyo., Dec. 6.—
James Franklin Billings, 59,
Union Pacific Railroad locomo
tive engineer, died in an Ogden
hospital Suinday at 11:56 p. m.,
after a long illness.
He was born October 21, 1887,
in Traphlll, North Carolina, a
son of Elijah and Tolnette Brine-
gar Billings. He married Ernie
Tow of Deerlodgs, Montana, is
1611, auirthsjr sdttled in Svansr
t(« 27 years ago. He was a mem
ber of the B. of L. F. & and
Evanston Lodge No. G, I. 0. O. P.
Besides his widow, a daugh
ter, Tpinette Billings, Evanston,
survives; also seven brothers and
sisters: L«e Billings, Dockery,
North Carolina; Eugene anf Al
ma Billings, Traphlll, North Car
olina: Mrs. Mac Hallbrook,
Hays, North Carolina: Mrs. Er
nie Billings Snyder, Winston-
Salem, North Carolina, and Paul
and Russell Billings, North Wll
kesboro, North Carolina.
Funeral services were conduct
ed in the Presbyterian church
Wednesday at 2 p. m. by Rev.
Richard Jones, with burial in
the City cemetery, directed by
the U. E. Bryan mortuary.
HERE TO ATTEND FUNERAL
OP JAMES P. BILLINGS
Paul Billings of North Wllkes
boro, North Carolina, left Evans
ton last Wednesday by train for
• Lost and Found
LOST: Keys in black case con
taining car keys and other
keys. Also Driver’s License.
Somewhere near Post Office or
Main Street Wednesday after
noon. Reward for return to
Journal-Pafrlot. It
TXIST: Betw^n Mountain View
and Traphlll Bumper for 1937
Plymouth. Liberal reward for
finder—In care Journal-Pa
triot. 12-16^pd
LOST: Three ration books, Moss
Vestal, Jakle Vestal and Ber
tha Sebastian. Finder please
return to M. V. feebsstian ai
Tomlinson wholesale house.
It-pd
POUND: A ladles’ wrist watch
belonging to Miss Gertrude
Johnson has been found and
is now at The Journal-Patriot
office. It-pd
LOST: Two pink satin slips, two
-boxes white note paper, and 1
tube Evening of Paris lipstick
R'etum to Journal-Patriot Of
fice. Reward. It (F)
Miscellaneous
FOB FLOlHt SANDING See S.
V. Walker, Route 1, North
Wllkesboro, N. C., Mulberry
Road. 12-16-2t-p4,
Mul
Store It
m^cally til itoothar^^'Jgmes^.
BTOnatott. w!»0
hospital la Og^lmi 6a»>!
iaomtas, aftfiir a'pro(
Totaiette
Bvttston’ tKpif.
-2rfc«to/:ib« a
Wpoiuit* tiMpflai,
tatf Om .riUKHljr: bt ‘ bar
has alip toUtfsMl
oolfr Aprit^:.'' v;
afad firietidf^hb
fuuaral at-'i- tltof- prosbytoiw
church last Wednesday aftwsodn
were: Mrs. Mattie Brinegar tmA
Mr. and Mrs. James Hrlnegar of
Rock Springs; \Mr, and. Mrs. A.
L. Davidson of Pocatello,* Idaho,
and Mr. and Mrs. Frank ’Tow, Re
no, Nevada, hrothers-iu-taw, and
alsteds-in-Iaw of the'' deceaaed;
a nephew, James Tow, Reno, Ne
vada, and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Mc
Bride of Green River.
Mulberry Groeecy, }oe«tod -on
hlghpsy 16'one milo north of the
IntersectioB of^hif&vsy IS.jMUt-
the Udtmtals’View rood, is'
-Oiigr oMtittw’to eanrli'iiRi '
•oppr FMr Vooft IpB
la vfirit. I». ■ ' '
**«»• 0*. f-i
SUPPORT THE Y. M. C.
noWi f
open’^tor ^ "
Oixdo lOKir owxi^ od thv
fflopbrleSb'
and^>Tisg»tohto|, ud.
h*
^ ittA auptai,
^ei Willie flupy ]oM> eii^
to avoid toe raslL-.nie Good*
w4U Store.' . ■ lS-16-at
Chatham Blankets, most an of
the new colom. They make good
Christmas gift. Prices are us
ually less.—The Goodwill Store.
ia-ie-2t
REPAIR WORK: AH types of of*
flee • machines —Typewritors,
Adding Maeblnes, Calculators,
Check /WVlters. Best Servlb*
Work. Offtse MaehlM ,Oo..
kin, K. a. Fh(mi» .486. ^
TIME TO SIGHr
FOR YOUR CAR AlTO
UNO
TRUCK LETTEBINI
•Windoilrs ^Boordi
•Show. Girds,.. Etc.
Any "nme — Call or See
CARL DENNIS
"Signs That SeD"
Telephone 35-M
North WUkesbtwo, N. C.
FOR CHRISTMAS
NSW YEAR
. Privoto PartioK
’j
School ActiviKM
y. F. W. ud Lefktt Dumb
Contact
Gene AMridge
Telephone No. 6
Box 468, Elkin, N. C.
M
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MORE quality!
For Our Customers
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46-OZ. CAN ORANGE—
JUICE 27'
NO. 2 CAN GRAPEFRUIT—
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APPLE JUICE
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DIXIE HOME CANNED—
MILK Scans ...38c
15-OZ. CAN COPA SNACKS SMOKED—
SHAD 43'
NO. 2 CAN DRIED—
BLACKEYED PEAS . 18c
SWIFTS—
CLEAHSER 2 fer.. 21c
GREAT NORTHERN-
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stamp No. 9, 10, 51 Spare
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• TODAY •
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Package g^sT CUT PORK—'
ALMQHDS, lb. 47c CHOPS lb- - 59c
BUDDED ENGLISH—
PORK SHOULDER—
WALRUTS21l»c- 51c ROAST lb- - 47c
BOSC—
BONELESS—
PEMS, 2 llx.
STEW lb. 44e
FRESH-
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COCOARUTS, lb 15c HAMBURGER, lb... 39c
GREEN-
SHORT SHANKS SMOKED PICNIC—
CABBAGE,2lbs.- -7c HAM »b 53c
DIAMOND ENGLISH—
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