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• FOP SALE
SPECIAL: 25 fine used planoa
Will sacrifice for quick sale.
Terms if desired. Must make
room for new stock. Garwood
Piano Co., Wilkeeboro, N. C
5-30-Tf
FOR BALE: Sweet Peas. Header,
son's Flower 6hep, Wllkes
boro. Telephone 546. 5-26-Tf
FOR MTiK: Boys Bicycle, new
tires. ▲ bargain at $16.00. See
Frank Watty at Oakwoods.
FOR SALE: Approximate
ly 260 ft. of 12" Heavy
duty cast iron pipe. 12 ft.
Ion?. Reasonable. Witten
Iron & Metal Co., Gaston
ia, N. C. Phone 55961.
6-6-2t
FOR SALE: 1 Slightly Used Au
tomatic Coca-Cola Box. 54 bot
tle capacity. Priced to sell.
See D. E. Elledge at Rhodes
Day Furniture Co. 6-2-Tf
FOR 8AIJ&: New 5-room house
and outbuildings. 39* acres of
land. Planted 4 acres in corn
(worked one time) good gar
den, sweet and Irish potatoes
planted. One real good 7-year
old horse, new wagon with
bed, new harness and farming
tools; Six miles from North
Wilkesbora on Highway 26S
(EM kin Highway) Price Right
See Biane Whitley for quick
sale. 6-9-3t-pd
FOR 8AJLE: Two oil circulators
one 8 ft. beverage cooler, one
80 gal. hot water tank, reason'
ably priced. Call or see Harold
Blankenship at City Cate, Tel'
ephone No. 692. 6-6-81
FOR 8AJLE: Fire bee hives fa
patented gums, good condition
If Interested In 'these bee
write Callie Green, Stonj
Fork, N. G. Reason for selling
bad health. 6-9-2t-p<
FOR BALE: 1 Electric Guita
with 50 watt amplifier, steel
and picks. Price $49.60. Oni
pair Computing Scales to g<
at only $32.50. Garwood PI
1 ano Co., Wllkesboro, N. C.
6-9-2i
FOR SAIiE: 8-year-old horse
weight 1460, good condition
good worker; also old Fordsoi
tractor and pulley. J. W. Hall
Halls Mills, N. C. 6-9-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Good flvq roon
house, well, electric lights
garage, good garden, othei
out buildings, near school anc
church. Cheap. See Roy Cheeki
Ronda, N. C. It-p4
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FOR SALE: Soy Beans, smal
size, $3. bushel; good hay, red
top and timothy, clean up al
80c bale; yellow corn, 100 lb,
bags, $3.25. Dave Hall, Wll
kesboro. 6-9-2t-p<J
PIANO BARGAIN'S: I have sev
eral fine buys in Repossessed
Spinet and Upright Pianos.
Just assume small monthly
payments. Address Credit Man
ager, Dept. R, Box 869, Con
cord, North' Carolina. 6-13-3t
• FOR RENT
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FOR RENT: Three room furnish
ed apartment. Private Home.
Private entrance. Bath. Hot
Water, and Kelvlnator. Call
781M after 7 p. m. It
FOR RENT: Modern five-room
apartment, upstairs, east Main
Street, $35 month. Phone
609-R. 6-9-2t-pd
TO ALL PONTIAC CAR OWNERS
Midway Pontiac will install
Set Piston Rings
Connecting Rod Bearings
All Gaskets and 5 quarts of Oil, Including
Labor
for
6 Cylinder Motors $38.50
8 Cylinder Motors $49.40
Easy GMAC Budget Payments
See Us for Free Estimates.
WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF CARS
MIDWAY PONTIAC, Inc.
Goodwill Used Cars
Phone 547 Wilkesboro, N. C.
• WANTED
SALES LADIES WASTED: Do
you want to make money? If
•o, contact H. W. Calllcntt, at
Wilkes Hudson Co. A ear es
sential. Phone 4C8-W for ap
pointment. 5-2-Tf
WANTED: To do all Unds of
upholstering, automobiles and
furniture. Tailored seat covers.
See W. V. Byrd, West Elkin,
near Hinshaw Cycle Co.
6-6-2t-pd
WANTED: To do your watch re
pairing. All work guaranteed.
Wright's Men's Shop, Phone
404-W. Wilkesboro, N. C.
5-26-Tf
WANTED To do your bulldozing
work, grading, basement work,
fish ponds, etc. Call 505-R or
505-J. Kennedy Pottery Co.
^ 5-30-Tf
SALESMEN WANTED: Wanted
at once men to supply consum
ers with everyday household
necessities under our factory
to hohte plan. Full time. Earn*
ings based on Sales. Write
Rawleigh's Dept. NCF-191-728,
Richmond, Va. 6-9-2t
SALESMAN WANTED: Man~for
food products business. Per
manent if you are a hustler.
Earnings based on sales. Write
Rawleigh's, Dept. NCF 191
733, Richmond, Va. lt-pd
WANTED: Wheel Chair. Tele
phone R. A. Greer at 35-F-30.
lt-pd
ATTENTION: Opening for la
dies, neat appearance, with
car, no house to hous'e selling,
good pay advancement, five
days per week, five hours per
day. Write S, care Journal
Patriot. ~ 6-9-2f
WANTED: Someone to cat lap
wood on shares. J. P. Robert
son, Boomer. 6-9-2t-pd
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LOST: 8 months-old brown and
white collie. 1 Lost or strayed
Wednesday afternoon, May 25.
Answers to the name Duke.
Reward lor return to Vernon
Church, 311 E Street. Tele
phone 520-J. 5-30-Tf
LOST: Ladies Gold Bulova Wrist
Watch with snake chain. If
found call 577-M. Reward. It
) Miscellaneous
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NOTICE: If yon Med bulldozing
or grading of any kind, see or
write C. Q. Johnson, Route fc,
North Wilkesboro, ' N. C.
Estimates Free. 4-1-Tf
ATTENTION: We carry a good
stock of Angle Iron, Flat Iron,
Channel Iron and i Beams for
your building needs. Lineber
ry Foundry and Machine Co.
4-28-Tf
SUPPORT THE Y. M. C. A.
Legion Post And
Auxiliary Instill
Officers Thursday
At a Joint meeting of Wilkes
county post 125, American Le
gion and the Auxiliary officers
for both organizations were in
stalled for the coming year last
Thursday evening at the Legion
Hut.
Officers of the Auxiliary for
the year 1948-1949 were unani
mously reelected fox the ensuing
year. The Auxiliary "officers were
Installed by past State President,
Mrs. W. R. Absher. Commending
the new officers of the Auxiliary
for their splendid work of the
previous year, Mrs. Absher point
ed out the important work neces
sary to continue the success of
the local Auxiliary.
Officers of the Auxiliary in
stalled for the coming year were:
President, Mrs. R. O. Finley;
first vice president, Mrs. John W.
Leyshon; second vice president
and corresponding secretary,
Mrs. Ralph Bowman; recording
secretary, Miss Norma Steven
son; and treasurer, Mrs. Harry
Hettiger.
L. M. Nelson, 15th District
Commander Installed the newly
elected officers of* Wilkes county
post 125, American Legion. Out
■ lining the need for an active
Legion post in Wilkes county
Mr. Nelson forcefully" showed the
need for active • leadership on
the part of the officers and the
need for faithful attendance at
meetings by the members of the
post. Officers installed for the
coming year were:
ldsi ur Legion Officers
Commander, E. P. Robinson;
Senior Vice Commander, R. A.
Miskelly; Junior Vice Command
er, W. S. Thomas; Third Vice
Commander, J. Spicer; Adjutant,
Malcolm Wyatt; Service Officer,
Miss Rebecca Mosely; Sgts.-at
Arms, J. I. Joines and Charles
Porter; Chaplain, Dr. J. T. Way
land; Historian, Ray Stroud.
Commander Robinson thanked
the post for the honor bestowed
en him and said that much could
be accomplished if the members
would support the officers.
Commander Robinson then In
troduced Dr. J. S. Hiatt,
superintendent of Hugh Chat
h a m Memorial Hospital in
Elkin, who delivered a most in
teresting message to the assemb
ly. Dr. Hiatt's message was of
| great interest to the audience and
his remarks centered around a
theme of "Looking Ahead" was
interspersed with amusing stories
and anecdotes.
Plans were tentatively made
for a picnic to be held jointly by
the post and the Auxiliary. The
picnic will be held at Bluff Park
on the Blue Ridge Parkway.
Members of the Auxiliary and
the post and their families are
all invited and it is hoped that
this will be only the first of many
joint "get-togethers" between
the two organizations. Further
plans will be made by the Execu
tive Committees of the two or
ganizations and all members
will be advised of those plans.
ATTENTION
CHICKEN RAISERS!
Let us explain the time sarins.
Work Sarin* and Money Saving
Features of Brooding With—
PYROFAX GAS
DICK'S GAS &
APPLIANCE CO.
East Main Street
NORTH WILKBSBORO, N. C.
Do Your Floors
NEED COVERING?
Mr. R. C. Goodwin will be happy
to furnish estimates.
ASPHALT OR RUBBER TILE
INLAID LINOLEUM
MASONITE WALLBOARD
WALL LINOLEUM
Ideal Furniture Co.
B STREET TEL. 1M
Counterfeit Bills
Appeor In State
Charlotte.—Secret B'errlcemen
warned yesterday that bad mon
ey Is abroad In North Carolina.
"About $600 in counterfeit
twenties were passed in Greens
boro during the last week," said
Louis D. Socey, -agent in charge
of the Secret Service office for
North Carolina.
The $20 bills, knowA as the
Chicago notes, are "drawn" on
the Federal TtfeaerVe Bank at I
Chicago. The bills have six dif
ferent face plate numbers. They
are in the lower right corner, to
the left of the check letters. The
numbers and check letters are
G110, L-108, 1-110, H-110 and
K,103. The number 480 appears
on the back of all these bills.
Chicken Supper At
Boomer Wednesday
There will be a chicken supper
at Boomer school lunch room
Wednesday, June 8th, serving
time 6:30 to 8 p. m.; $1.00 per
plate for adults, 50c for children.
Proceeds will go to Zion Hill
church seat fund.
The public is cordially invit
ed.
HOMES FOR SALE
New Modern 8-Room Brick Horn*
with full basement, with bath and
all eity conveniences. 4 1-2 miles
from North Wilkesboro, west on
Boone Trail highway, near Mil
lers Creek. Lot size 126 z 200.
This is the best House w« have
ever offered near North Wilkes
boro. This property is priced to
selL
HOUSE FOR SALE
One 6-Room House, with electri
city, running water, good base
ment, good garden, large lot. This
is a good, desirable home, 3 1-2
miles west on Boone Trail High
way. Close to the new Cricket
school bus and mail service, and
the price is reasonable.
P. E. DANCY & CO.
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
*
Leo's Electric Shop
Phone 557-J
NORTH WILKBSBOBO, N. C
Sll 5th Street
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PROGRAM
MILLERS CREEK
— DRIVE-IN —
THEATRE
Monday and Tuesday, June 6-7 "
"inifirnAiinnrmr'f
With Katharine Hepburn, Robert Taylor and
Robert Mitchum
Wednesday, June 8th
BARGAIN NIGHT - ADM. 25c
"SIX GUN SERENADE"
Starring "Lasses'7 White, Kay Morley, Jimmy
Martin. And JIMMY WAKELY.
Thursday and Friday, June 9-10
"HUMORESQUE"
Featuring Joan Crawford, John Garfield with
a Strong Supporting Cast. t