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YOUR BACK-YARD HOG* -M6 AND FAST (jj Al today's cost of living, you ean hardly \ ?Hoad not to ralst your osgt msat hog . . .spsdally fiw low-oost way Purina Hog FaWa grows *sml Eithsr fsd straight or with tobls scraps ?Hog Fateao saJtM tasty ham and baeon at about ?us'half batebor prieoM. Corns in. Talk itouc with us, today I YOUR STORE 1 ?V 1 T H THE CHECKERBOARD SIGN I 1 WILKES F A R M ( IENTE R BETWEEN THE WILKESBQROS 'Phone 673-J Wilkesboro, N. C. TO THE FARMERS OF WILKES COUNTY I wish to cordially solicit your support and vote in my campaign for election to Congress on November 2nd. There is no way that Farmers can maintain a fair standard of living without a sound ACREAGE CON rROL PROGRAM. And after farmers have limited :beir production they are entitled to a minimum price for the fruits of their toil just the same as laor is en title to a minimum wage, and industry is entitled to a reasonable return on its investment. Those of our people who are feeding this country and a great part of Europe are entitled to the same standard of living as the people living in the cities, and their children are entitled to the same educa tional and health advantages that their city friends receive. The RURAL ELECTRIFICATION, RURAL TELEPHONE, and RURAL ROAD PROGRAMS are long overdue in the South. For 16 years the Democratic Party has been the majority party of our nation. By virtue of Seniority its Senators and Congressmen from Cotton and Tobacco Districts have been in the saddle and have been able to protect your interests. THIS WILL NOT BE TRUE IN THE 81st CON GRESS... THE NEXT PRESIDENT QF THE UNIT ED STATES AND THE 81st CONGRESS WILL BE REPUBLICAN. Republicans will write your next Farm Program. It is my conviction that the farmers of the Eighth Congressional District will receive greater consideration at the hands of the next Con-? gress if they will elect a Republican who has then interests at heart, and whq can work as a fellow party member with those who will write your Pro gram. Will the South, which makes up 50 per cent of the farmers of our Nation, be able to maintain its present Farm Program which has been our salva tion, if we elect a solid OPPOSITION in the next Conress? As a Veteran of nearly four years service in World War II, I know that thousands of my buddies have purchased farms and homes since their return from the Service, and they must have a sound and a secure Program in order to pay for them. If the farmers of the Eighth Congressional District are wise they will recognize this situation for what it is, and in the light of changed condiitons, they will elect a Republican to represent them in the next Session of the United States Congress. ^ Sincerely yours, LAFAYETTE WILLIAMS Republican Candidate For Congress, 8th District. SOCIETY Junior Woman's Club Has Meeting The Junior Woman's Club held its meeting for October at the Woman's Club house on Monday evening. The club members were very enthusiastic about the plans pre sented by Mrs. Oliver Absher for a bazaar in November. Many lov ely and useful gifts, as well as delicious food, were listed to be ready for sale at the bazaar. Mrs. Ralph Buchan announc ed that a garden study group would be organized for those members who might be interest ed in gardening an a home beau tlfication. Upon recommendation of the welfare committee, the club vot ed to pay for the lunch of an underprivileged child at school. The club also voted to contri bute twenty-five dollars to the streptomycin fund. The Gardening and Home Beautification committee was in charge of the program for the evening. Mrs. Edward Smoot Fin ley presented Mrs. Fred Hender son, who gave the club a very in formative and interesting talk on "House Plants". The culture and care of such plants as azaleas, cyclamens, geraniums, begonias, ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as administra tor of the estate of O. R. Porter, late of Wilkes county, N. this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned, whose address is North WOkes boro, N. C.f (route, duly veri fied, on or before the 22nd day of September, 1949, or this notice will be plead in bar of their right bo recover. All persons indebted to said estate will please make immediate payment. This 22nd day of Sept., ,1948. MRS. ALAFAIR PORTER, Admr. of the estate of O. R. Por ter, dec'd. ll-4-6t-(T) FOR EXPERT JEWELRY AND WATCH REPAIR ? SEE ? I WRIGHT'S MEN'S - SHOP WILKESBORO, N. C. All Work Guaranteed HURRY! QUICK! Get Your Pick! We Have Just Receiver A Big Shipment of GABARDINE Both Wool and Rayon. Price Per Yard 59c, 79c, 98c Dan River Ginghams 98c per yd. SUITING At a Bargain. 60 inches wide. 98c yd. SPECIAL: On Boys Knit Strip ed Shirts, all this week. Regu lar price 69c. Sale Price 50c. THE m Bargain Center Main Street, Across the Street From Reins Market Whatever your cklllng a custom made SUITS ANb OVERCOATS CUSTOM TAILORING by $47.50 to $65.00 should do the best job of all. ? Plenty of patterns. MARLOW'S MEN'S SHOP Exclusive "Schaefer" representative. and african violets, were discuss ed. Tempting refreshments were served by the hosteses, Mrs. Wil liam Mardow, Mrs, Clyde Pearson, Mrs. Gilbert Bare, Mrs. Buck Grayson, Mrs. Carl iBuchan, and Mrs. L. D. Cooke. ? o National chicken production increased 88 percent from 1938 to 1941. E. H. CAMPBELL CO. ? Johnson City, Tenn. Phone 1014 Write or Call us for free estimate on Asphalt, Rubber and Ceramic Tile Work. And Metal Weather Strips for Windows and Doors.' CROSS TIES WANTED WILL PAY HIGHEST MARKET PRICE S. V.TOMLINSON TOM H. ASHLEY, Inspector cmmiiDjm V I / / t , Wilkes Hatchery 10th Street NORTH WILKESBOKO, N. C. ''Quality Chicks" MEET YOUR POWER PEOPLE A FRIEND OF YOURS Because new connections ore being made faster today than ever before, the "Meter Reader" is continually making new friends. Every day, some of our customers are meeting him for the first time. He has been carefuHy chosen te be our representative to you. He is trained far accuracy on his job, which takes him to your home regularly, month after month. . * H? is your friend . . . interested in having yen en{ey the advantage of electric service. DUKE) POWER COMPANY t/x, J^uuhvurruL Oarudln&L
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