WANT
- ADS. Minimum
Charge
50c Per Issue
• FOR SALE
FOR SALE: 90 Oliver Tractor,
'47 model; good condition.
Priced at $1,600.00 R. F. Hill
Route 1, Harmony, N. G.
5-12-3t-pd
BEAUTIFUL SPINET PIANO,
slightly used. May be had by
assuming small monthly payments,
or special discount for
cash. Thi&^iano is only 42
Inches higfiT" early American
period design. Garwood Piano
Co., Midway Building, Wilkesboro,
N. C. 5-9-4t
FOR 8ALE—4 acres and 8 home
site lots located In ttonda on
a good road, 200 feet off
route 268. $500. Write Box A,
The Journal-Patriot. 5-5-4t-pd
FOR SALE—7-room house, practically
new; good well and outbuildings;
lot 75x150; Just
back of Cricket Grocery; easy
terms, If desired.—O. L. Phillips*
route one, Wllkesboro,
N. C. It
Pf^SALE—1946 ton Chevrolet
with dual wheels ;A-1
shape; will sell or trade for
half ton pickup.—O. L. Phillips,
route One, Wilkesboro, N.
C. .It
GOOD MULE FOB SALE CHEAP
—Work anywhere. Must go at
some price. Owner unable to
work. W. D. Watts, Boomer,
N. C. lt-pd
FOR SALE: 1036 Buick Coach,
priced to sell cheap, good
tires, fair shape. Don Billings,
Phone 40-P-04, Modern Auto
Trim Shop, 1-2 mile west on
421. lt-pd
™HOMESTO^ISAL^,
New Modern 8-Room Brick Home
with full basement, with bath and
all city conveniences. 4 1-2 miles
from North Wilkesboro, west on
Boone Trail highway, near Millers
Creek. Lot size 125 z 200.
This is the beat House we have
ever offered near North Wllkesboro.
This property is priced to
selL
HOUSE FOR SALE
One 6-Room House, with electricity,
running water, good basement,
good garden, large lot. This
is a good, desirable home, 3 1-2
miles west on Boone Trail Highway.
Close to the new Cricket
school bos and mail service, and
the price is reasonable.
P. E. DANCY & CO.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
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SALK— 1080 Plymouth tu,
dor, completely reconditioned
motor. This would make a good
fishing or hot rod car. Special
price only $198. Motor Market,
Inc., Studebaker dealer. It
FOR SALE: 1084 Ford good
tires. It will run. Worth $150.
Priced for quick Sale, $76.00
cash. Dan Hudson, Jr., North
Wilkesboro, N. C., Route 2, on
Highway 268, Blkin road.
lt-pd
FOR SALE: One new self-service
grocery store and service station,
size 36'x36'. Granite dust
blocks—cement front, plastered
Inside. All woodwork orange
shellac. Just out of Elkin in
Pleasant Hill community. See
Delia Wiles at Ronda Grocery,
Ronda, N. O. 5-9-2t-pd
FOR SALE: 1941 Chevrolet, 4door
special deluxe, clean. Can
. be seen at Skyland Textile Co.,
' 7:00 to 3:30. Hunter Church,
North Wilkesboro, Route 1.
lt-pd
FOR SALE: Seed soybeans,
small varieties. Black or yellow,
at $3.00 per bushel. Also
will sell Hereford heifer.—See
or write John Andrews, Boomer,
N. C. lt-pd
FOR SALE: One Ooc»-u>l« ice
Box. One Electric Grill. Both
in good condition. Large quantity
of locust posts. Mathls
Service Station, Traphill, N. C.
lt-pd
FOR SALE: 1087 Ford Tudor,
reconditioned 95 horsepower
motor, good tires. Also utility
trailer. See Hunter Church at
Skyiasd Textile Co. or North
Wilkesboro, Route 1. lt-pd
FOR SALE: One farm, 228 acres,
20 in bottom land, 4-room
house, barn, electricity available.
Price $2,250. Another
farm 44 acres, five acres in
botton land, 3 acres in good
orchard, new eight room house,
wired for electricity, price $5,000.
One farm, 50 acres; 13
acres in bottom land, six-room
house. Also wired for electricity,
barn, grainery. Price $2,500.
One new four-room house,
wired for electricity, five acres
land, $2,000. H. B. Fortner,
Route 2, Taylorsville, N. C.
care Taylorsville Drive-tin Theatre.
5-16-4t-pd
FOR SALE: Slightly used, 48
Bass Piano Accordian, complete
with case, and instruction
book. Used less than one year.
May be had for one-half original
price. Terms if desired.—
Garwood Piano Co., Midway
Building, Wilkesboro, N. C. It
FOR SALE: One cast-iron Kiteh
en Sink, one day bed, two defrosting
pans, (large) two
oven steak broilers, one bedroom
light fixture, one six-gallon
dasher churn, J2 pairs of
lace curtains, several pairs of
ladies shoes, several good ladies
dresses. Everything in
good condition. Will sell cheap.
j Phone 872-J. Mrs. Zollie Eller.
It
FOR SALE: 1000 Eleven weeks
old Christie Pallets. Ninety
cents each. Must sell at once.
See W. A. Caudill, Boomer, N.
C. 5-5-2t-pd
FOR SALE: One sawmill, good
shape, 2 pair good logging or
farm horses, work anywhere,
90 acres land, five miles above
Wilkesboro, also 40 acres
land on Oakwoods road beyond
the cottages, four room
house, cow barn and 2 acres
of land near Broadway Cafe,
two lots 100 feet front and
200 foot hack near Boomer on
highway, or will swap any of
this property for good timber
land. iH. F. Handy, Route* 2,
Wilkesboro. 6-5-2t-pd
m FOR
SALE: Roys Bicycle, new
tires. A bargain at $10.00. See
Frank Walker at Oakwoods.
FOR SAIiE: One good work
horse, will sell for cash or
trade for calves. J. P. Pardue,
Roaring River, N. C. 5-5-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Special—Good hay,
Timothy and Red Top, $1.00
bale. Yellow Corn, 100 lb.
bags $3.25. Small fresh heifer.
Large size hand-turned corn
shelter. Yellow Seed Corn,
$3.00 bu. Dave Hall, Wilkesboro,
N. C. 5-5-2t-pd
FOR SALE: One quart of Goats
Milk per day—fresh milk. Inquire
at Guthrie Shoe Shop.
« 5-5-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Rawteigfis Insect
Dust, D.D.T., Fly Repellent,
Plant Food and Copper Dust
for tomato blight. Ryles Rawlelgh
Store, Cherry Street,
Rawleigh Products Store, D
Street. 5-5-2t-pd
SPECIAL PRICE: Left thread
drag link and tie rod ends for
1935 thru 1948 Ford cars and
pickups; high quality. One dollar
each. Yadkin Valley Motor
Company, Inc. 5-5-2t
FOR SALE: Seven-room house.
chicken house, 2' acres land on
Congo Road, 1 mile off 421.
Clyde Miller, Star Route, North
Wilkesboro. 5-5-2t-pd
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• FOR RENT
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FOR RENT: Good grass pasture
now ready for your cattle.
Yearlings $2.00 per month.!
Cows $2.50 per month.—Dave
Hall, Wilkestooro, N. C.
5-5-2t-pd
i
FOB BENT: 5-room house, with'
barn and other outbuildings.
Water and lights, good garden
partly plowed and planted. Located
next to the Elledge Dairy.
Rents for $15.00 per month.
See B. G. Gamblll at Eiller's
Poultry Farm. 5-9-3t
APARTMENT FOB RENT: 4
rooms and bath. Close in. R.
M. Brame, Jr. 5-5-2t
FOR RENT: Store building, upstairs
50x70; downstairs, 25x70
feet. John B. Tomlinaon,
920 A Street, City. 4-18-Tf
FOR RENT: Five-room modern
apartment, upstairs, East Main
Street, North Wilkesboro. Telephone
396-M after 6 p. m.
lt-pd
FOR RENT: Furnished apartment
for couple. Also one furnished
room for light housekeeping.
Mrs. Sam Ward, 1113
E Street. lt-pd
FOR RENT: 4-room apartment
located at 811 Ninth Street or
call 856-M after 5 p» m. It
• WANTED
SALES LADIES WANTED: Do
you want to make money? If
90, contact S. W. Calllcutt, at
Wilkes Hudson Co. A car essential.
Phone 468-W for appointment.
5-2-Tf
WANTED TO DO: Wallpaper
Painting, Floor Sanding, and
general Carpenter work. Roea
Church, North Wilkesboro, N.
C. 5-16-4t-pd
WANTED—Salesman with auto
and truck experience. Must foe
sober and reliable; attractive
position for right party. Write
Box 511, North Wilkesboro, N.
C. 5-5-21
WANTED: A dealer for Stanley
Home Products. Good pay. Car
necessary. For interview write
Stanley Home Products, care
JournaliPatriot Office, North
Wilkesboro, N. C. 5-9-2t-pd
Support the Y. M. C. A.
QUALITY FEEDS
Reasonable prices. Complete line
of Poultry, Dairy, Horse and Hoc
Feeds. Selected and Big
Brands. Also that Southern Biscuit
Flour.
Selected Feed Store
921*34 'A' STBEBT
SWIMMING FOR AMPUTEES
CHICAGO, ni.—Left to right, Ben Boeen, president of the Conquerors;
Mis* Frances Frits, a triple amputees Willard Johnson, president of the
i Veterans Amputees Association, and Leonard 8. Oelsejr, assistant director
ef water safety. Chicago Chapter, American Bed Crew.
Girl Scouts Camp
Plans Arc Formed
Plans are taking shape for the
Girl Scout Summer Camp to be
held at Mountain View school in
July, and dates are 11-15 inclusive.
Troops are asked to have one
scout from each troop meet with
the camping committee Friday
afternoon at 3:45 at the North
Wilkesfooro Little House.
It is requested that Troop
Leaders be at this meeting as
very Important business will
come up.
Registration will be open until
May 15 th to Girl Scouts only.
Fee is |3.00. Registrations are
taken by the following persons:
Mrs. Walter Newton, for North
Wilkesboro.
Mrs. N. O. Smoak, for Wilkes
Board Meeting
Of Council Held
The Executive Board of the
Old Hickory Council, Boy Scouts
of America held Its quarterly
meeting at the Carolina Restaurant,
North Wllkesboro on Monday,
May 2nd. Twenty-two members
from the eight Counties In
the Council were present, ^ilkes
District was represented by Robert
Gibbs, J. B. Carter and Louis
Nelson.
The main part of the meeting
was taken up with the discussion
and adoption of the report of
the Council Surrey Committee.
President John iBrown of Winston-Salem
told of the progress
of the New Scout Camp at Devotion,
N. C. He asked for help
from all Districts in the Council
in developing the 500 acre
tract given by Mrs. Elizabeth D.
Reynolds. It hoped that the
Camp would be ready for use
over week-ends by the end of
the summer.
The next Board meeting was
set for July, to be held at the
Council Camp Lasater.
During .the last 20 years soy- J
beans have gained a firm place
in important farming areas where
cropping systems already had
been long established and where
some other crops generally show
substantially larger average cash
returns per acre.
SUPPORfTHE Y. M. C. A.
• Miscellaneous
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NOTICE: If yoa teed bulldozing
or grading of any kind, see or
write C. G. Johnson, Route 2,
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Estimate* Free. 4-1-Tf
ATTENTION: We carry a good
stock of Angle Iron, Flat Iron,
Channel Iron and I Beams for
your building needs. Lineberry
Foundry and Machine Co.
4-28-Tf
HENRY: Please Come Home.
Your bath will never be cold
again, and you will have plenty
of hot water to shave with.
We have installed a new Permaglas
water heater, that
gives us all the hot water we
need ... all the time. No
more running up and down
stairs to build fires for hot
water. The Permaglas does it
automatically. We got it at
Dick's Qas & Appliance Co.,
on East Main Street. 5-9-21
ORDER AUTHORIZING $45,000
OF ROAD AND BRIDGE REFUNDING
BONDS OF THE
COUNTY OF WILKES
BE IT ORDERED by the Board
of Commissioners of the County of
Wilkes, North Carolina, as follows:
Section 1. That bonds of the
County of Wilkes of the maximum
aggregate amount of $45,000 are
hereby authorized to be issued pursuant
to the County Finance Act,
as amended, for the purpose of refunding
valid existing debt of said
County incurred for necessary expenses
and for special purposes
within the meaning of the Constitution
of North Carolina and evidenced
by the following bonds:
$11,000 5%% Road Bonds dated
April 12, 1919, and payable
Anril 19 1
$10,000 4%'% Road Bonds dated
November 1, 1916, and payable
November 1, 1949,
$14,000 6% Road Bonds dated
November 15, 1921, and payable
November 15, 1949,
$8,000 5%% Road and Bridge
Bonds dated May 1, 1922, and
payable May 1, 1950.
$3,000 5*6% Road and Bridge
Bonds dated May 1, 1923, and
payable May 1, 1950, and
$4,000 5% Road and Bridge
Bonds dated December 1, 1924,
and payable December 1, 1949.
Sec. 2. That a tax sufficient to
pay the principal and interest of
the bonds herein authorized when
due shall be annually levied and
collected.
Sec. 3. That a statement of the
County debt for other than school
purposes has been filed with the
clerk and is open to public inspection.
Sec. 4. That this order shall take
effect upon its passage and shall
not be submitted to the voters.
The foregoing order has been introduced
and a sworn statement
has been filed under the County
Finance Act, showing the assessed
valuation of the County to be
$21,827,870, and the net debt for
other than school purposes, including
the proposed bonds, to be
$795,000. A tax will be levied for
the payment of the proposed bonds
and interest, if the same shall be
issued. Any citizen or taxpayer
may protest against the issuance
of such bonds at a meeting of the
Board of County Commissioners to
be held at 10 o'clock A. M., May
16th, 1949, or an adjournment
thereof.
TROY C. FOSTER, Clerk
It. Board of Commissioners.
ORDER AUTHORIZING $5,000
OF SCHOOL REFUNDING
BONDS OF THE COUNTY OF
WILKES
BE IT ORDERED by the Board
of Commissioners of the County of
Wilkes, North Carolina, as follows:
Section 1. That bonds of the
County of Wilkes of the maximum
aggregate amount of $5,000 are
hereby authorized to be issued pursuant
to the County Finance Act,
as amended, for the purpose of refunding
valid existing debt of said
County incurred by said County as
an administrative agency of the
State of North Carolina for the
necessary expense of providing the
six-months school term as a part
of the uniform State system of
public schools as required by the
Constitution of North Carolina and
evidenced by the following bonds:
/ $3,000 5%% School Funding
Bonds dated July 2, 1923, and
payable July 2, 1949, and
$2,000 6% School Bonds dated
December 1, 1936, and payable
December 1, 1949.
Sec. 2. That a tax sufficient to
pay the principal and interest of
the bonds herein authorized when
due shall be annually levied and
collected.
Sec. 3. That a statement of the
County debt for school purposes
has been filed witli the clerk and is
open to public inspection.
Sec. 4. That this order shall
take effect upon its passage and
shall not be submitted to the voters.
The foregoing order has been introduced
and a sworn statement
has been filed under the County
Finance Act, showing the assessed
valuation of the County to be
$21,827,870, and the net debt for
school purposes, including the proposed
bonds, to be $279,000. A tax
will be levied for the payment of
the proposed bonds and interest, if
the same shall he issued. ^.ny
citizen or taxpayer may protest
against the issuance of such bonds
at a meeting of the Board of County
Commissioners to be held at 10
o'clock A. M., May 10th, 1949, or
an adjournment thereof. j
TROY C. FOSTER. Clerk I
It. Board of Commissioners.
Regular Legion
Meeting Changed
The regular meeting of The
American Legion, scheduled for
tonight m has been postponed,
Commander Bill Thomas anlounced
today.
Due to the running of the V.
P. W. Carnival the. second week
ind the fact that so many legionlaires
are members of both organizations
it was decided to
lold the meeting next week.
All members are nrged to at;end
this meeting for two reasons.
First, the annual election
>f officers will be held at this
neetnig and secondly, a very interesting
program has been arranged.
A motion picture will be
ihown that should be of interest
;o all members.
Every member of the Legion
s urged to attend this meeting.
evening Of good entertalnnent
is promised to all. Bach
nember is asked to bring a guest
to make this meeting the success
that this occasion warrants.
Notice will be published in
Monday's issue of The JournalPatriot
of the exact date of this'
meeting.
■ u
Farm wage rates weakened
between January 1 and April 1,
the- Bureau of Agricultural Economics
reports. Normally, wages
strengthen moderately as the
farm work season gets under
way, but this year most individual
types of wage rates were lower
on April 1 than three months
earlier for the United States as
a whole.
Two new cotton improvement
associations have just been organized
in North Carolina, one in
Bladen County and the other in
Columbus County.
WEEOOW!
MILWAUKEE, Wis. — A veteran'*
baby Is cared for by a Junior Red
Cross member, 11-year-old Connie
Csarnecki, while the baby's mother
visits hor husband, a patient at the
Veterans Administration Hospital
hero. Bod Cross Juniors provide the
service each Sunday afternoon.
Hospital Births
During the past week the following
births were Teported at
the Wilkes hospital: son, Johnnie,
April 28 to Mr. and Mrs.
Clemen Johnson, o f Millers
Creek; son, Thomas Michael,
April 2 to Mr. and Mrs. Tench
Francis Dula, of North Wilkesboro;
son, Larry Wayne, May 2'
to Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lm
Reavis, of North Wilkesboro;
son, May 5 to Mr. and Mrs.
James William Barlow of BOOBer;
daughter, Frederick Diane,
May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Frederick
Monroe Adams, of North Wilkesboro;
daughter, Nancy Karen,
May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Clarence Key, Jr., of Wilkeeboro
route one; son, Ronald Parker,
May 4 to Mr. and Mrs. Daniel
Lee Parker, of Wilkesboro route
one.
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Keturn that Book to the lAnqr.