WANT
ADS."
Minimum Charge
50c Per Issue
FOR. SALE
FOR SALE: Grace's Mange Cora
$1.00 per pint. It's guaranteed
to get results or your money
back. Groce's Service Station
Wllkesboro, N. C. 7-11-Tf
FOR SALE: One used National
Cash Register and one flour
escent Cafe Sign. These may
be seen at the Mirrow Service
Station. 9-5-Tf
FOR SALE: We are now ready
to take sealed bids on Baptist
Home church, a large wood
building on the Sparta high
way No. 18, approximately 5
miles from North Wllkesboro.
Bids will be received until Oc
tober 8. Please mail all bids
to Mr. John McGrady, Route
1, North Wllkesboro, N. C.
9-26-4t-pd
FOR SALE: One National Cast
Iron Sectional Boiler Number
2A5 and one DuoTherm Water
Heater (capacity 30 gal/), both
in good condition. Reasonable.
Contact Mrs. I. E. Pearson at
97 or 435. 9-29-4t
FOR SALE: Will sell or trade
clean '38 Plymouth Coupe.
Would like,-to trade for pick
up or truck. Greene Bros. Up
holstery Co., 1 mile* west on
421. 9-22-2t
y?wr ,
best c*td
is
m
Tailored at Mayfield
When you combine a fine
worsted fabric made by
Garfield with the skilled
tailoring done at Mayfield
you have a value in
men's suits that can't
be surpassed.
Come in today and see
for yourself.
The\ 're on!v
J4975
WRIGHTS
MEN'S SHOP
Telephone 404- W
Wilkesboro, N. C.
FOR SALE: 1980 model 2-door
Ford Sedan, in good condition.
? See Rev. W. B. Luffman at his
home on North Wilkesboro
Route 2, near Rock Creek
church. 9-26-2t-pd
FOR SALE: 1948 International
Pickup 3-4 ton, one owner,
low milage. See or wright R.
K. Broyhill, Pores Knob, St.
C. 9-26-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Royal Portable
Typewriter, chrome finish,
good condition. See Walker at
Journal-Patriot.
FOR SALE: Coleman Oil Circu
lator, two 56 gallon drums,
stand and copper tubing; one
maple baby crib; one Westing
house Electric Range. All in
good condition. Can see at 613
9th street, upstairs or call
576-M. It
WANTED
WANTED: To do your watch re
pairing. All work guaranteed.
Wright's Men's Shop, Phon?
404-W. Wilkes bo ro, N. C.
IN YOUR SPARE TIME sell ef
fective home remedies. Excel
lent profits. Repeat sales. Re
liable firm. Write Pearson
Remedy Company, Burlington,
N. C. 9-29-4t
WANTED: Old Ford top or bows
to fit 1921 model Ford, or
later model.?Jenkins Hard
ware Co., North Wilkesboro,
N. C. 9-22-Tf
WANTED: Job by colored man;
good worker and willing to
do any kind of work; steady
job preferred. Write "Job,"
care The Journal-Patriot. It
WANTED: Two dishwashers at
Princess Cafe; one for morn
ing and one for evening work.
9-26-2t-pd
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Two dwellings,
$14.50 and $3.50 per month,
payable six months in advance,
immediate possession. 15 miles
west on 421. Contact Clifford
Triplett, Granite Falls, N. C.
9-22-4t-pd
>upport the >. M. C. A.
FOR SALE |
Used Cars And Trucks
1949?Ford 2dr.
1947?Ford Club Cpe.
1946?Ford 2dr.
1946?Bulck Sedanette
1942?Ford 2dr.
1941?Ford 2dr.
1941?Chev. Club Cpe.
1940?Ford 2dr.
1940?Oldsmobile 4dr.
1939?Cher. 2dr.
1938?Buick Cpe.
1937?Ford 2dr.
1936?Chev. 2dr.
1935?Chey. 2dr.
1932?Chev. Cpe.
1948?Ford Pickup
1947?Chev. Pickup
1947?Ford 2 ton truck
1947?Ford 2 ton truck.
cab over engine (COE)
1947?Willys Pickup
1946?Ford 2 ton truck
1937?Ford Pickup
1934?Ford Pickup
YADKIN VALLEY
Motor Company
We Buy, Sell and Trade
Easy Finance Toms
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
More than half of all cancer I
deaths among American men re-'
suit from cancer of the digestive
tract.
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Oigar consumption in the
United States from October,
1948, through July 1949, was
about 2 per cent lower than in
the same month a year earlier.
FOR RENT: Second floor room
B street, suitable for small of
fice. Phone 69. 7-28-Tf
FOR RENT: A furnished bed
room for two girls. 620 B
Street. Phone 609-J. lt-pd
FOR RENT: 1 bedroom with
twin beds. Also bedroom with
double bed. Phone 281-M after
6 o'cloek. 10-3-4t
Lost and Found
NOTICE: Two-ton? brown sweat
er jacket placed In wrong car
a t baseball game Tuesday
night. Owner may obtain same
by calling at Journal-Patriot
office. ? It
925 REWARD for arrest or In
formation leading to arrest of
party taking .38 Detective Spe
cial revolver from our store
Saturday, Sept. 17th.?Jenkins
Hardware Co. 9-22-Tf
LOST: Two male Beagles Mon
day on L Street. One of these
dogs is red and white and the
other black and white. Collar
and name on each dog. Anyone
knowing the whereabouts of
these dogs please notify Floyd
Minton on L Street. lt-pd
Miscellaneous
We are headquarters for work
clothes. Plenty of men's and
boys' Overalls. Lots of men's and
boys' Overall Pants. Come let
us fix you up.?The Goodwill
Store. 9-26-3t
CARRIER REFRIGERATION;
Walkln Coolers; Meat Display
Cases; Frozen Food Cabinets
for home and stores; Vege
table, dairy display cases and
storage. We service all makes.
N. F. Crater Refrigeration Co.,
1432 S. Stratford Rd., Win
ston-Salem, N. C., Phone 3
1034. 10-6-8t
NOTICE: Wells drilled anywhere
anytime. Experience is still the
best teaeher. Let our 38 years
in this field be your assur
ance of a job well done. Con
suit us first. R. E. Faw & Sons,
Inc., offices Elkin and Hick
ory, N. C. Elkin Telephone
1F20 or 24F11 or write State
Road, N._ C. Hickory telephone,
25507, 1342 E. Highland Ave.l
8-4-Tf
NOTICE: If you need bulldozing
or grading of any kind, see or
write C. G. Jo>?vson, Route 2',
North Wilkesbo... N. C.
Estimates Free. 4-1-Tf
ATTENTION: We carry a good
stock of Angle Iron, Flat Iron,'
Channel Iron and l Beams for
your bnlldlng needs. Llneber
ry Foundry and Machine Co.
4-28-Tf
Want to save money? Want to
buy a really smart Christmas
Gift at a very reasonable price?
Then listen to this! Carter-Hub
bard Publishing Co. has such a.
Big Stationery Value that you
can't afford to miss it. RYTE-X
DOUBLE CHECK Printed Sta
tionery in Double The Usual
Quantity ... 200 Single Sheets,
or 100 Double Sheets, and 100
Envelopes for only $1.50. Smart
all-over checked paper in Honey
Tan or Sea-Blue with Name and
Address printed in Blue or
Brown ink. On Sale for Septem
ber Only at Carter-Hubbard Pub
lishing Co., Phone 70, North
Wilkesboro, N. C.
WEEK-END
SPECIAL
Ladies Stardust Panties
49c
PAIR
Nationally Advertised At 69c, But We Are
Closing Out The Stardust Line. These
Panties Are Brief Style With Elastic Legs;
Full Cut For Comfort And Long Wear. No
Moae When These Are Gone. %
CREST STORES
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
Opera Director
ROBERT O. BIRD
A- State-Wide plan to bring
opera in English to every North
Carolina music-lover is being
worked out by Robert C. Bird,
talented young Ohio musician,
and A. J. Fletcher of Raleigh,
who is State Opera Chairman for
the North Carolina Federation
of Music Clubs. Mr. Bird, who
was engaged by Mr. Fletcher to
direct the program, now is set
ting up headquarters in Raleigh.
Mr. Bird will be available to
communities that want to pre
sent operas, or selections from
operas, with either local talent
or talent available in other North
Carolina communities. Mr.
Fletcher, who conceived the plan,
aims to make opera as popular
in North Carolina as other types
of music, including hill-billy
tunes. He also Intends to furnish
a medium for the voices and act
ing ability of North Carolina
singers who have no other out
let for their talents.
Mr. Bird came to Raleigh from
Fort Worth, Texas, where he di
rected the Civic Opera Guild. A
baritone and expert on stage
settings, he has sung and worked
with operatic groups in New Or
leans, Mobile, Ala., and Jackson,
Miss. During the past summer he
directed the Colony Opera Guild
at Schroon Lake, N. Y. Now 31,
he is a veteran of overseas serv
ice with the Army. Persons inter
ested in the program may write
to Mr. Bird at P. O. Box 1406 in
Raleigh.
Man, Being Tried For
35-Year - Old Murder
Washington, Iowa. ?-A 63
year-old man went on trial yes
terday for love-quarrel murder
committed 36 years ago.
Oscar Fetters, released early
this year after spending 34 years
in the criminal insane ward of
the State reformatory, is the de
fendant. He escaped trial at the
time of the crime by being de
clared insane.
Fetters is accused of slaying
Hugh Dougall, Sr. in a quarrel
over attentions paid by Fetters
to Dougall's daughter, Saran.
Prosecuting the case is county
attorney Paul V. Shearer, wno
was not born until five years
after the shooting.
1217 Enrolled In
Appalachian Now
Boone The enrollment at Ap
palachian State Teachers col
lege has climbed to the highest
figure In the history of the In
stitution. 1217 students already
have registered, and It is esti
mated that the graduates yet to
register will swell the figure to
at least 1250 or perhaps 1300
before the end of the week.
Approximately thirty-five stu
dents are enrolled in graduate
classes off-campus at North Wil
kesboro. About the same number
will enroll for classes at Mor
ganton where a similar center
has been established. Chapell
Wilson, dean of the graduate
school, estimates that an enroll
ment of 125 will be reached in
the graduate school.
The college also had the larg
est summer enrollment it has
ever had. More than 2000 differ
ent enrollments were registered
from nineteen states, three for
eign countries and one territory.
There were 238 working for the
master's degree and 586 college
graduates attending the institu
tion. -
Eleven faculty members have
been added to the faculty to help
take care of the larger enroll
ment. They include Dr. Pearl S.
McCarty, department of English;!
Dr. Mildred D. Babcock, depart
ment of education; Dr. C. W.
Simms, department of education;
Dr. C. R. Walker, department of
department of library science;
James T. Thompson, department
of business education; Golden T.
Buckland, department of mathe
matics; Miss Grace Hollifield,
department of Home Economics,
Miss June Dinkins, department
of physical education; Bobby I
Wayne Cox, department of mus-,
ic; and Mrs. Elsie Erneston, de-1
partment of music.
Farmer Dies Under
Wheels Of Trader
Winston-Salem.? Crushed by
the wheel of a tractor, Felix
Sylvester Tesh, 65-year-old
dairy farmer, was found dead
yesterday on his farm near Clem-,
mons.
Sheriff Ernie G. Shore, who
investigated the accident, said
Mr. Tesh was believed to have
been dead about 30 minutes
when found.
"Mt. Tesh had backed his
tractor up to a mower and ap
parently had leaned back to con
nect a power kickoff when he ac
cidentally threw the tractor into
gear and was thrown off," the
sheriff said. "The tractor moved
only a short distance, coming to
halt against a bank, with one
of the wheels still on the driver's
head."
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Colored News
Mr. Rufus Brown, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mack Brown, left Tues
day morning to attend Teachers
College in Winston-Salem.
NORTH WILKESBORO
I
5 Miles North Of City On No. 18
Thursday and Friday, September 22 and 23?
"TYCOON"
John Wayne - Laraine Day
Also Selected Short Subjects
Saturday, September 24th?
TIM HOLT IN
"WILD HORSE MESA"
Also Selected Short Subjects
Sunday, September 25th?
"WHERE THERE'S LIFE"
With Bob Hope - Signe Hasso - Wm. Bendix
Monday and Tuesday, September 26 and 27
"THE BISHOP'S WIFE" "
Cary Grant - Loretta Young - David Niven
TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY ? 7:30 - 9:30
Tune In Every Day At 1:00 P. M. and 5:05 P. M. to Station WKBC
Valdese Man Spurns
Pleas And Kills Self
Valdese, Sept. 19.?A 41-year
old taxi driver fired a .25 caliber
bullet into his head at 3 a. m. to
day while his estranged wife
pleaded with him not to do it.
Eddie E. Lowman died from
the self-inflicted wound. Coroner
R. F. Setter said, and no inquest^
will be held.
Lowmdn had gone to the hoi^se
mar
of his wife, from whom he
been separated, several times
during the night, investigating
officers said, to talk with her.
Lowman leaves his wife and
four sons. ^
Bttui That Book to tkm Uknti
YO'JR FRIENDL Y CRE.
WILL BE CLOSED
Saturday, Sept. 24
FOR A
RELIGIOUS HOLIDAY
REPEAT SALE
NYLON HOSE
By Popular Demand
SPECIAL PURCHASE
54 Guage - 15 Denier
DUPONT NYLON HOSE
In The New Foil Shades,
Beautiful Seams
On Sale Fri. and Sat
Comes In The Best New Fall Shades
? Tender Beige ? Taupe Sheen
? Coca Frappe ? Tanglint
..Individually Celeoph&ne Wrapped
Slightly Irregular ? Sizes 8Vi to 11
REGULAR $1.35 VALUE
On Sale FRIDAY & SATURDAY
*1.09 pair or 3 pairs for *3.00
BARGAIN BASEMENT
SPECIALS FRIDAY & SATURDAY
NEW SHIPMENT
TURKISH TOWELS
Big Assortment - Sizes and Colors
Only 88* pound
Big Assortment ? Large Wash Cloths 9c ea.
Hewitt Fine Toilet Sodp?Lg. Cake _ _ 5c
BOYS DUNGEREES - only $1.49 pair
8,oz Sanforized - Sizes 6 to 16
EXTRA LARGE
CHENILLE BED SPREADS
Regular $4,95 Value ? Assorted Colors -
Beautiful Designs ? ONLY?
*3.98 while they last '
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TOMLINSON'S
DEPARTMENT STORE J
Always Dependable Merchandise" '
North Wilkesboro, N. C.