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FOR SALE: Prick 00 Sawmill,
Frick Gang Edger, MM . 100
HP Power Unit, all good as
new , at one-half purchase'
price. Hugh W. Putnam, Box
616, Hickory, N. C. 8-28-2t
FDR SALE; Two three-piece
llvingroom suites; in good
condition. Spedgl low prices.
Better Homes :mimiture Co.,
east B Street, North Wilkes
boro, N. C. 7-28-2t
FOR SALE OR TRADE: A 1034
Tudor Chevrolet Coach. Sell
for cash or trade for good A
model. See J. M. Whitley, 9
miles northeast of North Wil
kesboro off highway 268.
7-28-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Three miles east of
Mountain View on Oak Ridge
road, 14 acres of land, a new
7-room house, and good barn,
7 acres in cultivation, and re
mainder in good pasture. This]
farm equipped with electricity,
good well water and situated j
near church, on mail and
school bus route on good
gravel road priced to sell. See]
L. G. Combs, Hays, N. C.
7-2S-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Two hundred twen
ty-three acre farm with six
room house and outbuildings
Eight acres in orchard. Two
I miles east of Pores Knob
Mountain on Rocky Creek.
Price $2,500 for quick sale. L.
J. Livingston, Pores Knoby N.
C. 8-4-4t-pd
FOR SAJLlE: 1948 Jeep Station
Wagon, 600-16 6-ply Tires,
Radio, Heater, Spotlight, back
up light, mirror, and burglar
alarm. With overdrive. One
owner only. 22 thousand miles.
Clean and in good condition.
Priced for immediate sale
$1650 cash. Max Osborne. Mo
ravian Flllls, N. C. 7-28-2t-pd
FOR SALE: 5-room house and
lot 150 ft. x 250 ft., 1 mile
out on highway 268. Complete
water system, 3 piece bath,
Kitchen Cabinets. House is
well insulated. See Roy Creas
man, Phone 831. 8-4-»4t
FOR SALE: 5-room house in
Fairplains, with large basement;
water in yard; outbuildings.
Reasonable price. See Tom
Anderson, Fairplains, N. C.
7-28-2t pd
FOR BALE: Old Farm Diner,
business and equipment. Mrs.
Fay M. Hayes at Diner, 608
B Str^bt. lt-pd
FOR SALE: Two year old Guern
sey Cow. Can be registered
Fresh. Frank Absher, Hays,
N. C. 7-25-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Seven lota on high
way 115, leading from North
Wilkeaboro to Statesville, N.
C. Front' 165 ft. on said high
way, containing about three
acres; adjoining the Holly
Mountain Farms. A good buy.
Absher Real Estate Co. (801)
By E. M. Blackburn (209).
7-25-2t
FOR SALE: Practically new Co
rona Portable Typewriter, with
the new floating shift. See
Walker at Journal-Patriot.
FOR SALE: Certified, clean Soy
Beans. Special low price. J. j
Frank Pearson Grocery store,
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
7-25-St I
FOR SALE: Grace's Mange Onre
$1.00 per pint, it's guaranteed
to get results or your money
back. Groce's Service Station
Wilkesboro, N. C. 7-11-Tf
FOR SALE: Pair of Black and
Tan Rabbit and Opossum
Hounds, 3 years old, running
good. See Walker at Oak
woods.
The Finest Pianos
|
The Lowest Prices
"We Divide The
Profit With You"
Write for Catalog and Prices
Anderson Piano Co.
101S Fourteenth Street
Hickory, N. C.
25-l-8-15(M)
Robert T. Johnson,
Obituary Is Given
Robert Truman Johnson was
born September 13, 1913, and
died July 17, 1949, being 35
years, 10 months and 3 days of
age.
He was the son of John T. aDd
Mamie Moore Johnson, formerly
* anted
WANTED: To do yonr watch re*
pairing. All work guaranteed.
Wright's Men's Shop, Phone
404-W. Wilkesboro, N. C. '
HELP WANTED—Male and Fe
male: Man or Woman to take
over route of Established
Watkins Customers in North
Wilkesboro. Full time income
averaged $45 weekly. No car
or investment necessary. We
will help you get started. Write
J. R. Watkins Co., Dept. S-3,
Richmond, Va. lt-pd
WANTED: A boy with a good
character, one can depend on
to stay in family of 2. Will
send to school. John A. Cau
dill, Route 1, North Wilkes
boro N. C. 7-28-2t-pd
• FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Several nice one
and two room apartments. Fur
nished and unfurnished. See
Mrs, R. S. Shoaf at 705 B St.,
Lantana Tourist Home or Call
305. It
FOR RENT: Three-room unfur
nished apartment in splendid
location in Wilkesboro. Ad
dress: "Apartment," care The
Journal-Patriot. Tf
FOR RENT: Electric Floor Pol
isher. Reasonable prices. Tele
phone 698. Northwestern Wall
paper & Paint Co. 8-22-10t
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LOST: One billfold in front of
Tomlinson's Department Store,
July 18. Finder keep the mon
ey, but please return billfold
and papers. Call 468-J or call
at Johnson Cafe. Cenie Bar
nette. 7-25-2t-pd
REWARD OFFERED—LOST—
Platinum bar pin with 5 small
Diamonds, near Mr. C. C.
Faw's, the Bandbox cleaners
or the Liberty Theatre. If
found please notify The Journ
al-Patriot, WKBC, or Mrs. W.
A. Vannoy, Cricket. Phone
908-J. 7-18-Tf
• Miscellaneous
PIANO TUNING, Voicing, Action
regulating. 25 years' actual ex
perience as a graduate, certi
fied tuner and technician. Ex
pertly finished work guaran
teed.—Lee V. Bagley, Phone
673-R, Garwood Piano Co.,
Wilkesboro, N. C. 8-l-4t-pd
ATTENTION?- We carry a good
stock of Angle Iron. Flat Iron,
Channel Iron and i Beams for
your bnllding needs. Llneber
ry Foundry and Machine Co.
4-28-Tf
NOTICE: If excess add causes
you pains of Stomach Ulcers.
Indlfeeetion, Heartburn, Belch*
lng, Bloating. Nausea, Gas
Pains, get a 25c box of Udga
Tablets at Horton's Dru*
Store. | 8-4-151
TERMITES, (Flying Ants) Post
Beetles, ants, spiders, Roaches,
snails, other vermin extermi
nated one treatment. Ordinary
homes, 185.00, large homes
$50. Every Job guaranteed.
We are experienced termite
control engineers, also we are
responsible local people. Call
Chnrch Hardware Co. Phone
130. 7-28-4t-pd
NOTICE: If yon need bulldozing
or grading of any kind, see or
write C. G. Johnson, Route S,
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Estimates Free. 4-1-Tf
THE NOVELTY
SHOP
* Custom Built Picture and
Mirror Frames.
* Glass Tops For Desks and
Tables.
* Mantle Mirrors.
* Any Size Mirrors Blade To
Order.
Call 777-J. We Will Come Ami
Take The Measurement
Open After 4 P. M.
THE NOVELTY
SHOP
Hinshaw Street
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
of Gilreath but tfho hive been
making their home in North
Wilkesboro for the past 16 years.
| He was married to Miss Elsie
Dowell of North Wilkesboro,
Route 2 on March 23, 1940. To
this union were born 6 children,
3 boys and two girls: Robert,
Jr., Mamie Statelle, John Roger,
Margaret Lucille, and Larry Lee
Johnson. On December 15, 1945,
he was carried to the Western,
N. O. Sanitorium at Black Moun
tain for treatment of T. B. He
was brought back to the Wilkes
Sanitorium on'Oct 19, 1947
where he remained until his
death. At the age of 16 he pro
fessed faith in Christ and join
ed New Hope Baptist church in
Brushy Mountain township, near
Gilreath, where he remained a
member until his death. He has
eight living brothers and sisters:
Mrs. Bertie Hendren, Gilreath;
Mrs. Clara Smithey, Moravian
Fails; Mrs. Emma Lee Hefner,
Newton; Mrs. Stella Mitchell,
North Wilkesboro; Mrs. Doro
thy Hincher, North Wilkesboro;
Vernon Johnson, Newton; Cpl.
Eunest Buster Johnson, Man
chester, N. H., of the Army Air
Force, and Clifford Johnson, of
the home with the mother at
North Wilkesboro. His father
and one sister preceded him in
death.
"Q"
Stands For Quality
Jefferson Standard extends
heartiest congratulation to its rep
resentative, Dorman Payne upon
earning the National Quality
Award for 1949. This coveted cita
tion is awarded by the National
Association of Life Underwriters
and the Life Insurance Agency
Management Association for qual
ity life underwriting and is based
on amount of new sales and keep
ing in force a high percentage of
the life insurance sold.
This high performance results
from a careful study of the client's
needs and a desire to develop a
program for him that will fit his
income. The fact that Mr. Payne
achieved such a consistently high
performance stamps him as a man
ideally equipped to help you plan
your life insurance program.
Mr. Payne is a member of our
Greensboro Agency. His address is
North Wilkesboro, Phone 144.
Home Office — Greensboro, N. C.
Jefferson Standard
Life Insurance Co.
RESOLUTIONS IN MEMORY OF
A. RUS8EL GRAY, SR.
North Carolina, Wilkes County.
Liberty Lodge No. 46, A. F.
and A. M.
Whereas in the Providence of
Almighty Ood it hath pleased
Him to remove from our Broth
erhood and from this Earthly
Tabernacle our beloved brother
and friend, A. Russel Gray, Sr.
and
Whereas his passing leaves
with us a void unable to be fill
ed, wherein we are reminded es
pecially of his devotion rto this
Lodge of which he had been a
devoted member for many years
having filled the various stations
including the Master's Station
and all with proficiency and dig
nity and for a number of years
possessing a knowledge of the
degree work not equaled by any
other member of the Lodge;' and
Whereas through his Industry
and ability with the assistance of
his two sons he established and
built up one of the best Business
Concerns in our community, The
Gray Bros. Furniture company,
and
Whereas he has been instru
mental'in helping to bring about
other business and civic enter
prises for the improvement of
this community;
Now, therefore be it resolved
that this body goes on record
expressing its sincere loss in the
passing of Brother Gray, and
further tendering our deep sym
pathy to Mrs. Gray and the two
sons, A. R. Gray, Jr., and Wil
liam C. Gray, and the other rela
tives and friends. It is further
resolved that a copy of this res
olution be filed in the records
of the Lodge and that copies be
furnished the family of our de
ceased brother.
This July 7, 1949.
T. E. STORY,
W. N. BROOKSHIRE,
W. P. CHOATE,
Committee.
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Special Discounts
On Kerosene For
Curing Tobacco
An added saving in the cost
of curing this year's tobacco
crop estimated at $460,000 could
accrue to North Carolina farmers
from the allowance of a special
discount of one-half cent per
gallon from regular posted ker
Leo's Electric Shop
Phone 557-J
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C*
511 5th Street
Do Your Floors
NEED COVERING?
Mr. R. C. Goodwin will be happy
to furnish estimates.
ASPHALT OR RUBBER TILE
INLAID LINOLEUM
MASONITB WALLBOARD
WALL LINOLEUM
Ideal Furniture Co.
B STREET TEL. 194
osene prices on deliveries to con
sumers In July and August. Such
a poller has been announced by
Esso Standard Oil Company.
According to F. M. Fletcher,
District Manager, this "special
summer discount," which was
put Into effect to stimulate the
"off season" movement of kero
sene and heating oil from re
fineries and terminals to cus
tomers' storage nearer the flace
of consumption In anticipation
of the heavy demands for home
heating next winter, coincides
with the tobacco*farmers' season
of peak demand. It is estimated
that 100,000 tobacco barns are
equipped with kerosene-burning
curers and will require approxi
mately 90,000,000 gallons this
season. Any added saving re
sulting from the "special sum
mer discount" comes on top of
declines In the regular posted
tankwagon prices of kerosene
during the past year amounting
to 1.2 cents to 1.4 cents per gal
REWARD!!!
LOST
A Red-Tick Coon
Hound
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May 23rd. One 'Mile North of
Millers Creek on Jefferson High
way. $50.00 Reward For Finder of
hound.
C. R. CHURCH
ROUTE 1, WILKESBORO, N. C.
How Are Your Floors?
FREE ESTIMATES ON
Inlaid Linoleum
Asphalt & Rubber Tile
or
Wall Linoleum
WILKESBORO, N. C.
Ion at fljatmmtlng plants in the
bright leaf belts. The total ear
ing to the fine-cured tobacco
growers of North Carolina, said
Mr. Fletcher, could be in excess
of $1,500,000, as compared to
last year's cost*. ,
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to take this means of
thanKing our many friends, for
the kind expressions of sympathy
shown us during the death and
burial of our dear son and brother,
Robert T. Johnson. May God's rich
est blessing be with each and every
one of you.
MAMIE JOHNSON
AND FAMILY I
QUALITY FEEDS
.easonabls prices. Complete ttn»
■f Poultry, Dairy, Hon* and Hog
Feeds.' Selected and Big Rom
Brands. Also that Southern Bis
cuit Flour.
Selected Feed Store
922-24 'A' STREET
mvi iwwj j »wi j
Many Tar Heei firnln could
materially supplement tAv cash
farm Income and earn for
work on their own faring if they
would systematically/ wtork »
small area of woodlands
year and harvest the proc j
that have matured or are 1
need of cutting, believes Johji
E. Ford, forestry extension speo
lalist at State College.
Ketnrn that Book to tha lilmr/.
Reword Of $50.00 For
Return Of Lost Money
E. V. Williams offers *50.00 re
ward for the return of his money
accidently dropped on the side waft I
in front of Post Office in North I
Wilkesboro last Saturday after-1
noon. The description of the meal
who found 'the money is well I
known, and unless the money is I
returned at once, proper action;]
will be taken against the party!
who found it The law requires theffl
person who finds property to dolya
advertise it.
E. V. WILLIAMS
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 $3&
8 Cylinder Motors 1 $49.40
Easy GMAC Budget Payments
See Us for Free Estimates.
WE REPAIR ALL MAKES OF CARS^
MIDWAY PONTIAC, Ine.
Goodwill Used Cars
Phone 547 Wilkesboro, N. C.
FREE - '50 BILL - FREE
At Auction Sale
OF
Dewey Combs Homeplace
6 Room Home - 2 Room Home - Small Store Bldg.
14 Acres Subdivided into Homesites-Small Tracts
Located on Roaring River & Mountain View Rd.
There is One Good Six-Room Home ,One Two-RoomHome
practically new, and one Small Store Building. This
is located on Roaring River and Mountain View Road,
One mile off Highway 268 & close to Rock Creek Church.
This property contains 14 ACRES OF LAND which has
been SUBDIVIDED INTO HOMESITES and SMALL
TRACTS and has electricity, good well, Parkway Bus
service, school and mail bus and is located in one of the
fastest growing sections in Wilkes County.
SATURDAY. JULY 30
2:00 P. M. ' ^
We cordially invite you to attend this sale, bid your own
judgment and buy at your own price on easy terms.
TERMS: 1-3 Cash Balance in 12 Months.
For Information See or Call
M. C. WOODIE OR P. E. DANCY, Selling Agents
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
SALE CONDUCTED BY
C. F. ALSTON
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WILLIAMS & CLARK j
LAND AUCTION CO.
118% W. Washington St. High Point, N. C.