FOR SALE
_ . ... A Model - Fon
Coach, good tires, and goo<
condition, at a reasonable
price; large Army trailer, nee
paint Job and good eight plj
tires. See at Pennall'e Oarage
Highway' 18, Wllkeaboro, N. C
V 2-13-2t-pc
FOR HA OK? 112-8 Acres Land
? 5-room house,' 1 1-4 mllei
north Millers Oreek. About
sixty fruit trees: Rural mail
and school tins route by door
dee Noah Benhears, Millers
Creek. 2-13-2t-pd
FOR SALE: 100 Bushels ?l
Corn at the John IW. > Oombe
homeplace on Route 3*, North
Wllkeeboro, N. C. 2-18-pd
FOR SALE: Two mares, one age
10 years, weighs about 1300
pounds; one age seven, weighs
about 1400 pounds. Well brok
en; guaranteed to work any
where. Gordon Shatley, Route
1, North Wilkesboro, N. C.
2-13-tpd
FOR SALE OR TRADE: 1241
GMC Truck; good tires, motor
in good condition. Would like
to trade for good cow or horse.
N. W. Walker, Route 1, Box
124, Wllkeeboro, N. C.
2-13-pd
TUXEDO Feultry Slashes, Scratch
Grains, Dairy, Hog, Horse, Dog
and Rabbit Feeds. Tuxedo
Feed Company, North Wilkes
boro, Pkene 94. 1-1-18-tf
WOOD FOR SALE: Dry stove
wood. Large pickup load, $5.00
Pone 46-F-40 or see me at
Economy Grocery Store, Fair
plains. Claud H. Brooks, North
Wilkesboro, N. C. Route 1.
2-13-8t-pd
PIANO SPECIALS: One Stein
way, one slightly used Studio
Piano, like new. 12' months to
pay. Garwood Piano Co., Wil
kesboro, N. C. Phone 546-R.
2-13-4t
FOR SALE: 40 acres of land and
house with 4 jnooms on high
way If, 1 1-2 miles north of
Millers Creek, N. C. Clyde
Hayes, North Wilkesboro, N.
C. 2-13-pd
FOR SALE: Limbertwig Apples,
$1.50 bushel. Green Oak Orch
ard, Highway 115, 4 miles
southeast of Wilkesboro, N. C.
2-13-4t
FOR SALE ? 4-room House,
on Highway 18, outside city
limits. See J. T. Dillard at
home from Saturday until
until Monday noon of this
week-end. 2-13-pd
4 "sss
work anywhere. Weighs
lbs. Royal Rhoadee, Near Rook
Creek Church, Route 2, North
Wilkeaboro, N. 0. lt-<pd
NEW THORNIjESS BOYSKN
BERRY has made a yield of 6
tons per acre of the most delic
ious berries known. 28 plants
24.85 Postpaid; 100 plants
214*35. Write for Free Copy
New 44-Page Planting Guide.
WAYNESBORO NURSERIES,
Waynesboro, Virginia. It
FOR SALE: 5-room house 4 1-8
miles from North Wilkeaboro,
200 yards off Highway No. 18.
lot 75 x 20Q. Priced to sell.
See Millard Rhoades, at Ideal
Furniture Co. 2-24-4t
FOR SALE: 80 acre farm at
Hays, with 6-room house and
75 thousand feet of timber.
See John Harrold at Hays,
after 5 o'clock on Saturdays or
Sundays. 2-17-pd
FOR SALE: 5 burner New Per
fection oil Range. See John
Foster, North Wilkesboro, N.
C. 2-17-2t
FOR SALE: 1940 Standard Ford
COach, good tires, motor new
ly overhauled. 1934 Ford
Coach, reconditioned 2350.
1935 Chevrolet Panel. See
Dealer George Pipes, 4 miles
out on 421. 2-17-pd
FOR( SALE: Good grade lespe
deza hay 21-25 bale. Wire tied
bales; also cord wood, chicken
litter and print bags. Tam
Hutchinson, Highway 268.
2-17-pd
? WANTED
WANTED: To plow and harrow
your fields or garden^. We
have tractor; also call us to
saw your wood. Phone 421-R.
2-24-pd
WANTED: Man for full time
orchard work. House, garden,
wood furnished. If interested,
write, giving name and ad
dress, or where you can be
contacted. B. C. Campbell,
Pores Knob, N. C. lt-pd
LALE HELP WANTED: Man
willing to work 7 hours daily
5 days per week, can average
250.00 weekly on established
local route. Write Dept. S3,
The J. R. Watklns Co., Rich
mond, Va. 2-18-pd
WOMEN: Spare time to sell most'
beautiful lingerie, hoaiery, |
dresses, from your home. Gded j
commission. Free starting out
fit. Write: C. ft D., 518 Elm
Salisbury, N. 0. 2-13-pd
WANTED: Man or boy over 1C
colored or white, to clean u
and wash dishes, 222.00 weel
and board. Apply Princes
Cafe. 12-19-t
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Approximately 20
acres of bottom land, 15, miles
west of North Wilkeeboro, on
Highway 421; tenant house
furnished free. Clifford Trip
lets Purlear, N. C. 2-17-pd
FOR RENT: 2 Store buildings
with living quarters, on A
street. Also one bedroom on
Kensington Drive. See Mrs. T.
E. Sherrlll, 732' Kensington
Drive. ' 2-13-2t-pd
Miscellaneous
ugh uiniii Au-inenu inienocKing
Weatherstrip. Estimates free.
J. J. Nichols, Phone 23-M, WU
kesboro, N. <C. 2-24-pd
FOR 34 hour service on Signs,
try J. C. Miller Sign SyBtem.
No Job too large and none too
small. Phone 40-F-12, 2-17-pd
SPECIAL FOB
QUICK SALE!
100 Acres of Land!
On survey already staked for
new hard surface road from North
Wilkesboro to Lenoir, N. C., up
Yadkin River, about four miles
from Wilkesboro. About 85 acres
good bottom land and plenty pas
ture land with locust posts and
wire fence.
Good 6-Room Home
Good two-story barn. One of
the best farms in Wilkes county.
Splendid neighbors. If you want
a farm now is your chance. Mail
and bus accommodations. See
this property at once, and see me
at once.
P. E. DANCY
REAL ESTATE AGENT
Wr&
a misdemeanor.
Upon Conviction of
The Commissioner must revoke
the license of any person who
has been convicted in North Car
olina or elsewhere of (1) volun
tary or involuntary manslaugh
ter, (2) driving an automobile
while under the influence of li
quor or drugs, (3) perjury ot
making a false affidavit to the
department of Motor Vehicles,
(4) any crime punishable as a
felony under our Motor Vehicle
laws, (5) two charges of reck
less driving, (6) failure to stop
at the scene of an accident re
sulting in bodily injury. The
Commissioner may, after hear
ing, suspend the license of any
person who, in his Judgment, is
incompetent to drive a motor ve
hicles, or is habitually a reckless
or negligent driver.
Suspension For Failure To Pay
Judgment
The Commissioner shall su
spend the operator's license and
registration plates of any person
who has failed to pay a Judgment
resulting from an accident in
volving bodily injury or damage
to property in excess of $50.00.
The suspension of license and
registration plates shall continue
until the judgment Is paid. The
automobile involved shall not be
re-registered in the name of any
person so long as the Commis
sioner has reason to believe that
to re-register the automobile
would have the effect or defeat
ing the purpose of the law.
A judgment shall be deemed
satisfied after it is paid in full
or if $5,000 as been paid in the
event of injury to one person or
$10,000 has been paid in the
ent of Injury to more than one
person or in the event $1,000
has been paid in connection with
a property damage lops.
What Constitutes Proof Of
Financial Responsibility
Proof of financial responsibil
ity means proof of ability to pay
iamages for liability thereafter
incurred in the amount of $5,-1
)00 for injury to one person,!
f 10,000 for injury to two or
more persons and $1,000 for
property damage.
How To Furnish Proof Of
Financial Responsibility
Proof of financial responsibil
ty may be furnished through the
jurchase of an automobile lia
>ility policy with limits as lndi
:ated in the preceding section or
>y posting cash, securities, or
corporate bond in the amount of
111,000 with the Commissioner
)f Motor Vehicles.
Penalty For Operating Automo-1
bile While Under Suspension
Any person whose license or
?egistration has been suspended
>r revoked who operates an au
omobile shall be guilty of a mis
lemeanor and will, upon convic
;ion, be punished by imprison
nent for not less than two days
ind not more than six months
ind be fined not less than $50.00
lor more than $500.00, either or
joth.
Assigned Risk Plan
For the benefit of those who
ire unable to secure automobile
insurance through ordinary
nethods the proposed statute
provides for the operation of an
Assigned Risk Plan. The details
>f this plan are too numerous to
ie covered in this digest. Brief
y stated, The Assigned Risk
Plan provides that if an indi
ridual cannot buy automobile
lability Insurance, upon appll
lation to the Commissioner of
insurance his risk may be assign
id to an insurance carrier doing
>usiness in the State of North
Carolina.
Fairplains Club In
Meeting Feb. 3
Fairplains Home Demonstra
ion club met Feb. 3rd at the
lome of Mrs. Qulncy Whitting
;on, with a large attendance
iresent. . " .
Mrs. Wiley Brooks, the preei
ient, presided. Meeting was
ypened by standing together
md singing "America," and re
leating the club collect. Mrs. C.
3. Gamfbill led the devotions by
-eading the 91st Psalm.
Minutes were read and ap
proved, roll call, and treasurer's
report were given. A goodly sum
was added to the treasure with
lues and Stanley Products sold
by the members.
At this time three new mem
bers names were added to the
roll: Mrs. Han-old Bumgarner,
Mrs. Edd Dancy, Mrs. Lester
Class; and the re-instating of
five ;'ex-members and two visi
tors were present, Mrs. Walter
Colvard and Mrs. Edd Tugman.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. Roy
Stocker and Mrs. Walter Irvin as
group captains in the member
ship drive, each having the same
number present.
Mrs. Qulncy Whittington was
elected secretary, due to the ill
health of the present secretary,
Mrs. Alonzo Cleary.
The club was saddened by the
news of one member, Mrs. G. R.
Andrews, being in the hospital
and hope she'll soon be with us
again.
Mrs. Rex Kilby gave a report
on the Home Nursing course
taught to 14 women of our com
munity by Mrs. Michell and as
sisted 'by our own Miss Rebecca
Moseley, of the Red Cross.
We, the club, wish again to
thank our president, Mrs. Wiley
Brooks, who so faithfully kept
the Ores and looked after the
I
pip
building for the course.
Mrs. Oreen gave a very inter
esting talk on Ways to Serve
Meat, a delicious meat loaf with
vegetables prepared by Mrs.
Oreen and Mrs. Whlttlngton In
a pressure sauce pan was served
and enjoye^L by all. While the
meat loaf was being prepared a
contest on different ways to
serve meat was
Colvard and Mi
Brooks were prize
Mrs. Clate Duncan
test on know your cars,
Mrs. Rex Kilby and Mrs. E.
Vaught winners.
At this time Heart 3isters for
the year were drawn and meet
ing adjourned and will meet next
month with Mrt. W. B.
with Mrs Rex Kilby In
Members with Tlsltors are
to come. A contest will again
held.?Reported.
Electric companies expectjjtj|
provide electricity for about 600,
000 additional farms by the end
of 1)48. S
Pianos! Pianos!
Beautiful new Spinet Pianos, only
37 inches high, in figured mahog
any.
Also fine Mirror Pianos.
Easy Payments If Desired
Garwood Piano Co.
'Phone 546-R Wilkesboro, N. C.
NOTICE!
*50.00 REWARD!
for information lead
ing to arrest and con
viction of person or
persons' entering my
home on Feb. 7th and
taking smaM amount
of money and several
articles of value.
C| CAUDILL
Kt 1, North Wflkesboro, N. C.
NOTICE
6ARDEHERS
I Hare a Few AH'ParpoM
Gordon
TRACTORS
left in mjr quota. Powered by
Model N Brings & Straton, 4
Cycle, Air-Cooled 1% H. P.
Engine.
AIM 5 H. P. G-16 M. BL
Gorden Tillers
F. L WILCOX
Deep Gap, N. C.
We Have Got To
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All Our Entire Stock Is Now
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THIS IS YOUR OPPORTUNITY TO REALLY FURNISH YOUR HOME. DON'TMISS
THE MANY VALUES WE OFFER YOU. COME IN TODAY FOR A LOOK AROUND!
LIVINGROOM SUITES
*17150 Suites reduced to *149.50
BEDROOM
SUITES
Wh<.
_ $79.50 -
and *139.50
BREAKFAST
SUITES
Drastically
Reduced!
PLASTIC TOPS
Regalar price *84.50. Now *60.00
PORECLAIN ENAMEL?
*39.50 and *59.50
STUDIO COUCHES
*89.00 Couches reduced to *74.50
WOOD RANGES
Only 6 Wood Ranges reduced to sell fast!
SCARCE ITEMS
REDUCED!
Bed Springs
Mattresses
Innerspring
Mattresses
Iron Beds
Porcelain Enamel Kitchen Tables, Ward
robes, Dressers, Chairs, Base Rockers, Elec
tric Lamps, Etc., reduced to sell fast!
WE MUST MOVE SOON TO OUR NEW LOCATION cn,?
TO REDUCE OUR STOCK. IF YOU NEED NEW FUrStuIpJUTTING PRICES
NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY WHILE SAVINGS ARE SO GREAT!
YOUR HOME,
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Former Shook Hardware Co. Location, Next Door to Dixie Home Store
Main Street 'Phone 249 North Wilkesboro, N. C.<