WANT
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Minimum Charge
50c Per Issue
* FOR SALE
FOB SALE: Plve-room house
with bath, electrle hot water
heater, built In cabinets, gar
age and 1 1-2 acre land. On
Pads Road. See George E. Mc
Neill at Wilkes Hosiery Mill,
■between 3:30> p. m. and 12 p.
m. l-20-2t-pd
FOR RALE — Omiartef gnaran
teed singers; beautifully col
ored love birds; complete line
of bird seed, cages and sup
plies; also Golden Ham peters.
—Wilkes Farm Center. 9-13 ti
FOR SALE: Shucks, large bales
$1.00; lespedeza and. timothy
hay $1.5* bale; molasses $1.50
gallon; yellow corn $1.75 'bu
shel. Dave Hall, Wllkesboro.
l-20-2t-pd
FOR SALE: About 200 acres
land and a four-room house
and out buildings. John M.
Yates, Purlear, N. C. 1-24-pd
— '
FOR SALE: Baled Lespedeza
Hay, reasonably priced. 3 miles
west of Wllkesboro, Ferguson
road. David Parks. l-20-4t-pd
TUXEDO Ponltry, Masbee, Scratch
Jialns, Dairy. Ilog, Horse, Dog
and Rabbit Feeds. Tuxedo
Feed Company, North Wllkes
boro, Phone 94. 11-18-tf
FOR SALE: Combination Record
Player and Radio. See Walker
at Journal-Patriot.
FOR SALE
WAGONS
New and Used
F. C. TOMLINSON
No. Wilkesboro, N. C.
FOR $ALE: Twelve residential
- lots on. Congo road, one mile
from highway 421; 26 z 200;
on sonool bus and mall route.
Priced right—See V. M. Bak
er at Southern Depot or James
M. Baker at Baker Service
Station. l-20-2t
FOR SALE: Folly dressed poul
try; hens, fryers and turkeys.
John D. McLean, Cricket, N.
a _ It
FOR SALE: Good second hand
"HotPoinf Electric stove at
right price. See G. L. Walker,
at Anderson Electric Go. It
FOR SAIiB: A 1947 Motor Bike,
in good running shape. Will
sell at your own price; come
and look at it. W. iH. Faw, near
Pleasant Home Church, lt-pd
FOR SALE: New 5-room house,
39 acres land, 6 miles east of
North Wilkesboro on Highway
268. See Blane Whitley, North
Wilkesboro, Route 2. 1-24-pd
FOR SALE: Hay, 91,00 per bale.
Good selection print bags. Tam
Hutchinson, 2 miles out on
Highway 268 to Elkin. lt-pd
FOR SALli!—Four-Room House
and three acres of land.—See
Edward Walsh, route 3, North
Wilkesboro.- „ lt-pd
FOR SALE—One set of one-horse
wagon harness; also No. 1
'Lespedeza hay.—J. R. Rous
seau, North Wilkesboro, N.
C. lt-pd
FOR SALE OR TRADE—1947
Super Deluxe Ford Tudor; In
perfect condition; 20,000 actu
al mileage.—James B. Miller
at American Legion Hut, 8 a.
m. to 5 p. m. Monday through
Friday. l-24-2tpd
FOR SALE—1947 Roycroft house
trailer, 27-ft., completely furn
ished; electric refrigeration;
bottle gas stove; located two
miles from Lenoir—just off
Wilkesboro highway. Cotterell
Hill road at Red Wall's. 1-2 4 pd
FOR SALE—1934 Plymouth *•
door sedan; unusually good
condition. Passed safety lane
last week on first try- $ee W.
R. Harmon at Journal-Patriot
office or 'phone in evening
864-J. tf-pd
FOR i SALE—Two-Wheel Pole
trailer. Can be seen at City
Rock Quarry near lower town
bridge. Turn in bid and name
at Duke Power company of
fice. It
SUPPORT THE Y. M. C. A.
Garden greens kept alive over '
the winter will provide an extra '
early supply of fresh > young
greens in the spring, says Miss
Ruth Current, State home agent.
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• FOR RENT
FOR RENT—Three-room apart- j
ment with bath, opposite Car-,
olina Mirror Corporation. Tele
phone 487. It
FOR RENT OR SALE—Six-room
brick'house, 611 F street.—
Mrs. S. M. Burchette, Phone
568-J. It
• WANTED
WANTED: To do your radio re
pair work. Day Electric Co.,
Call 328. 8-2 9-Tf
WANTED: To do your plumMng
Day Electric Co., Call 328.
5-2 9-Tf
"'ASTED: To do your wiring.
Cay Flectrlc Co., Call 328.
3-2»-Tf
MAN AND WIFE desires two
room apartment or house close
in. Will care for children or
old folks as part rent. Walter
Johnson, Trade, Tenn. lt-pd
BOARDERS WANTED—-See or
call Mrs. Joines at Joines Cafe
in Wilkesboro. Convenient bus
• and taxi service to factories
and mills. Phone 665. 1-31-p
WANTED—A Cook that can stay
at nights, and take hours off
in afternoon.—Joines Cafe,
Wilkesboro. ltpd
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• Lost and Found
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LOST—Male Phist Dog; color,
brown. Strayed from home on
Sunday, Jan. 16. Finder notify
' Joe Canter, 222 C street, North
Wllkesboro, or 'phone 554
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FOUND—A pair of shoes on the
porch of Oakwoods postofflce
the latter part of November.
Owner can have shoes by iden
tying them and paying for this
ad.—M. <3. Jones, postmaster.
LOST: White gold ring with
diamond setting, possibly at
Carolina Restaurant. Com
municate with Mrs. J. T. Fog
le, 631 Banner Ave., Winston
Salem, N. C. $50.00 Reward.
l-27-3t
LOST OR Strayed away from
home Monday, Jan. 17, black
and white setter dog. Finder
notify J. M. Crawford or call
669 and receive reward. l-2'4pd
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• Miscellaneous
.VOTICE: If yon seed bulldozing
or grading of any kind, see or
write C. G. Johnson, Route Js,
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Estimates Free. 4-1-Tf
SPECIAL—Ideal truck for haul
ing pulp wood or farm use; will
pay for itself in a week or two.
Ready to roll to first lucky
buyer. 1935 Ford one and 1-2
ton, good bed—cash $195.00.
—Wilkes Implement Co. lt-pd
WE HAVE good used Pianos
from as low as $125.00 up.
New pianos from $495.00 up.
Our representative has been
working this territory for the
past 17 years. If interested in
a good piano write Kluttz
Music Co., Granite Quary, N.
C. l-27-3t-pd.
W. S. Blankenship
Dies In Alexander
W. Sherrill Blankenship, age
87, a prominent, well knqwn re
tired farmer, and one of the old
est citizens of Alexander county,
died noon Thursday, January 13,
In Hickory Memorial Hospital at
Hickory. He had been In falling
health for several months but
was critically ill only a few days
prior to his death.
Mr. Blankenship was born Au
gust 13, 1861, the son of the
late James A. Blankenship and
the late Annie Sherrill Blanken
ship. He lived his entire life in
Alexander county except a few
years spent In the Western
States in his early life.
He is survived by his wife, the
former Miss Ada B. Johnson, two
daughters: Miss EJsple Blanken
ship of the home, and Miss Melo
Blankenship, manager of West
e r n Union Telegraph office,
North Wilkesboro; two brothers:
A. J. Blankenship, Statesville,
and M. M. Blankenship of Alex
ander county.
Funeral services were held 2)
o'clock Saturday afternoon atj
Sulphur Springs Baptist church'
where he had been - a memberj
since early life. Services werej
conducted by the pastor, Rev J
Grady White, and interment was;
in the church cemetery. ]
The beautiful and numerous
floral offerings were carried by
| relatives and friends.
.—— n —
I !
Denny Grovel A. M. E.
Zion Church
The first quarterly conference
will be held Saturday, January
22nd, at 7:30 p. m. All members
are asked to be present. Dr. S. W.
Hamilton, P. E., prseiding.
On Sunday, the 2rd, Dr. Ham^
ilton will preach at 11 . m.
3 p. m—The pastor, choir, and
members of Rickert's Chapel will
be in charge. Rev. T. B. Speas
will preach. Rev. W. Thomas
Martin, Jr., pastor.
Ministers' Alliance Meets
The Wilkes County Ministers'
Alliance met Saturday, 15th, after
the business was disposed of. The
election of officers was in order,
and all the present officers were
re-elected. New officers elected
were: Revs. W. Thomas Martin,
Jr., vice president, and publicity
chairman; Rev. T. B. Speas,
chaplain; and Rev. Turner, As
sistant secretary.
The president, Rev. T. M. Wal
ker, outlined plans for active par
ticipation . in all civic affairs, and
installation service to be held j at
a later date. Race Relation Sun
day is to be observed soon.—Rev.
W. Thomas Martin, Jr., publicity
chairman. I
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\ •
How To Relieve
Bronchitis
i
Creomulsion relieves promptly be
cause it goes right to the seat of the
trouble to help loosen and expel
germ laden phlegm, and aid nature
to soothe and heal, raw, tender, .in
I flamed bronchial mucous mem
branes. Tell your druggist to seH you
I a bottle of Creomigsion witttthe un
derstanding you must lifce the way it
quickly allays the cough or you are
l to have your money back.
CREOMULSION
for Courts, Chest Colds, Bronchitis
THIS WEEK'S
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE PROGRAM
Thursday-Friday, January 20-21
"SWEET AND LOWDOWN"
Starring Linda Darnell.
Saturday, January 22
Johnny Mack Brown In •
"BURY ME NOT ON THE LONE
PRAIRIE"
Sunday, January 23
Ray Mil land, Teresa Wright, Brian Donlevy
"THE TROUBLE WITH WOMEN"
Also Selected Short Subjects.
* ■
Monday and Tuesday, January 24-25
Joan Bennett and Don Ameche In
"GIRL TROUBLE"
Tone In Station WKBC Every Day At 12.-05 and IM P. M.
SHOW STARTS AT 7:00 P. M.
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Arthur Mastin, 63,
Rites On Wednesday
f Funeral service' Was held Wed
hesjday, two pj m., at Pleasant
(Jr^re Baptist fchurcH for Arthur
Martin, 63, well known/citizen of
New Castle tc wnshlp who died
fatje Monday at his home. Rey. R.
jR. Crater con( acted the service.
jMr. Mastin was a son of the
lata John A. ind Phoebe Shep
herd Mastin. Surviving are his
[wife, Mrs. De la J. Mastin, and
the following sons and daugh
ters: Mrs. V. C, Bowers, Unloq
Griove; Mrs. 1. CI Sturdivant,
Ronda; Mrs. I [. C. Gregory, Un
ion Grove; Mr j. M. H. Reid and
L.; P. Mastin, Winston-Salem;
Robert Weave: and Jack Mastin,
of: Ronda.
Wilkesboro Group
Beats East Sidersl
A group of
bojro defeated
34 to 20 ih
game Sunday
The same teal
Sunday, Janufr;
The East
number of kfy
were outclassed
make a content
day for three
4,5 yards to
period and 121
for Wilkesboip
and Church
for the Kids]
the third peri
Roberson for|
Kids came
jaunt by Sh^r
score 20-14
boro. Early ii
Johnson wentj
score at 20
by Terrell ajd
the game.
boys from Wilkes
the East Side Kids
sandlot football
at Memorial Park,
ns will play again
y 23, 2:15 p. m.
Side Kids, with a
players absent,
but managed to
of the game Su*
[periods. Terrell ran
Score in the first
yards in the second
's first touchdowns
plunged five yards
first counter. In
^>d Groce passed to
a scoTe and the
on a 55-yard
es- to make the
favor of WilHes
the fourth quarter
38 yards to tie the
but touchdowns
Gro'ce sewed up.
lack
9-room hou
street, North
le apartment on 5th
Wilkesoro.
6-rooms, i
to. Mountain
intersection on road
iew.
A rock
Moravian
haise, 5-rooms, near
Falls. On Highway.
Br*
6-room
way 421.. 3
house, 4 mi!
North Wilkesfc'
P.E.
k House • on High
cres land. A nice
southeast from
oro.
les
IP INTERESTED SEE US.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
The mills have traded down
price* on cotton yard goods. It's
always been our policy to fol
low the markets. It will pay
thrifty people to get busy and,
make their own clothes. Y6a will
save plenty at headquarters, The
Goodwill Store. ""v l-34-2t
Return that Book to the library.'
Oh say, how about the
salt of clothes that you bar*
tended to buy. We hare Is
Instances cat our low price fl®*
Considering the styles and qwj
ity yon will see they are g°°®
values. Sizes from 84 to 50 for
men and yotmg men.—Hie Good
will Store. l-84-®t
EISELE COKSTMCTKM CO.
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Tomlinson Building
Phone 767
SEE US FOR ESTIMATES ON YOUR
BUILDING
We Can Give You A Contract Price