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FOB SALE: Oroeeto Mange On
11.09 par plat, it's guaranteed
to get results or yemr money
back. Oroce's Berrlee Station
Wilkesboro. N. C. 7-11-Tt
FOR BAUi Large bales choice
hay, white ear corn; also groc
eries. See Charles Howard
Grocery and Feed Store la
Wilkesboro tor special low
prloes. ? 11-17-4t
FOR SALES Genuine Siamese
kittens at sacrifice. Usually
priced at $35.00. Now $20.00.
See them at The Mimosa House
on Moravian Falls Highway.
11-17-3 t-pd
FOR SALE
Royal Typewriters, R. C. Allen
Adding Machines and Cash Reg
isters, All Kinds Office Supplies.
James E. Miller
TELEPHONE 814
FREE DELIVERY
GLASS DESKS, Furniture top*
and glass shelves?made to
your order. House and auto
glass Installed while you wait.
Glass Sales and Service, Base
ment of Bus Terminal. Phone
746. l(f-27?Tf
FOR SALE: $2,800 Deed of
Trust on good property la
North Wllkesboro. Will sell
for $1,500 cash. J. W. Absher,
North Wllkesboro, N. C.
ll-17-4t-pd
FOR SALE: 4Q*acres of land,
house, barn, granery, chicken
house, well on porch. Located
near North Wllkesboro Speed
way. Priced for quick sale.
Zilla Parker, Wllkesboro, N.
C. Route 2. ll-17-2t-pd
FOR SALE: 8-room house trail
er, good condition. See Fred
Faw at Millers Creek.
ll-17-2t-pd
FOR SALE ? Used Hillbilly and
Popular Records 16c Church
Music Company 11-21-8t
FOR SALE: 11,000 feet Old
Field Pine 2x4's; dry, and 8
and 10-foot lengths; dressed
and end-trimmed. $55 per
thousand Vaughn Church a*
The Sandwich Shop, 1 1-2
miles west of Millers Creek on
Highway 421. 11-17-pd
FOR SALE: One four-sided -plan
er; in good condition.?Henry
Johnson, route 3, North Wll
kesboro, N. C. 11-17-pd
FOR SALE: 3-year-old beagle,
13-inches high, good rabbit
dog; also 2 Bluetick and Red
bone hounds, good rabbit and
opossum dogs. See Bill A.
Caudill, North Wllkesboro Rt.
1 after 5 p. m. ll-21-2t-pd
POR SALE: New five-room
house, with bath, never been
occupied, oil heat, electric hot
water heater, built in cabinets,
good basement, hardwood
floors. Qood neighborhood in
Wilkesboro. Somers Insurance
Agency, Phone 939 or 887-M.
11-2 4-31
FOR SALE: Two rabbit Beagles.
Also one milk cow. Kenneth
Broyhill, Pores Knob, N. C.
11-21-2 t-pd
FOR SALE: A 1940 model Ford
car, new motor, new tires,
radio and heater. Call 58-F
04. Pennell's Garage, Road 18,
Wilkesboro. ll-17-2t-pd
FOR SALE: A Model Ford Se
dan, a giveawa}' at $100.00 for
quick sale. J. B. Brookshire,
Moravian Falls, N. C.
ll-21-2t-pd
FOR SALE: Seven weeks old
/ pigs, good stock. Choice $10.
Harold Bumgarner, Route
North Wilkesboro, Telephone
890-W. lt-pd
FOR BALE: 1949 Plymouth 4
door special deluxe, No. 1 con
dition. Phone 148 or 396-J. It
SPECIAL?For short time
only: 3-lbs. Scratch Pads
only 25c. ^ Carter-Hub
bard Publishing Com
pany. Phone 70, North
Wilkesboro.
FOR SALE: 1941 Chevrolk 5
passenger Maroon Coupe; ex
tra clean; radio and heater.?
See J. C. Faw at Dixie Home
Store. lt-pd
FOR RENT
FOR RENT: Large 9-room house I
?with 2 apartments, close in.
Newly painted and decorated.
Phone 565-R. ll-17-2t
APARTMENT FOR RENT: 2 or
3 room unfurnished apart
ment with bath. Private ent
rance. Heat and hot water
furnished. Phone 24-M. lt-pd
FOR RENT: Business Store
Building in Blair corner, next
to Reins Market. "See Charlie
Johnson, Phone 586. It
FOR RENT: Brick home in'
forks of road Moravian Falls,
N. C. See Charlie Johnson,
Phone 586. It
FOR RENT: 3 or 4 room fur
nished apartment, in private
home, private entrance, bath,
hot water and refrigerator.
Phone 781-M after 6 p. m. It
WANTED
WANTED: Due to expansion we
have several openings lor la
dles in and around North Wil
kesboro. No experience neces
sary. We train you. Earnings
to start around $50 per week.
Car essential. For personal
interview write "Manager,"
care Journal-Patriot.
ll-14-3t-pd
1950 Fords Will
Be Show Friday
Yadldn Valley Motor Com
pany Invites Everybody
To View New Car
The 1950 model Ford auto
mobiles will be shown for the
first time here Friday, Novem
ber 18, at Yadkin Valley Motor
company, Ford and Mercury
dealers. *
The new 1960 Ford is de
scribed as "50 ways new'' with
many new features to improve
the revolutionary model turned
out for this year.
New sound conditioning insu
lates the new Ford against road
noise and adds to interior quiet
ness. Hydra-Coil and Paraflex
springs erase bumps, new spark
ling upholstery, push button
door handles, new driving com
fort with more hip and shoulder
room.
The 100 horse power motor
features super ? fitted pistons,
quiet timing gear and many oth
er features for smoothness, pow
er and economical operation.
All are invited to see the new
Fords Friday. x
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Miss Betty Jean McNeill spent
the week-end at Meredith Col
lege in Raleigh as a guest of
Miss Mary Ann Casey.
WANTED: Man who has had ex
perience in orchard work.?
Kenneth Broyhill, Pores Knob,
N. C. 11-21-pd
Lost and Found
LOST: A small black phlst dog,
between Cub Creek and pris
on camp, with scar on right
hind leg. See Paul Winecoff
at Reins Bros. lt-pd
Miscellaneous
SEPTTO TANKS INSTALLED:
Free Estimates. 15 years ex
perience. John H. Havener.
| Third St., Woodlawn. Inquire
Kyle's Grocery. ll-17-3tpd
TUXEDO BROILER FEEDS and
Blue Ridge New Hampshire
Red Chicks are a winning com
bination in your broiler house.
?TUXEDO FEED CO., South
Sixth Street, Phone 94. 10-10tf
NOTICE: Wells drilled anywhere
anytime. Experience is still tht
best teacher. Let our 38 years
in this field be your assur
ance of a job well done. Cop
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 telephom
25507, 1342 E. Highland Ave
# 8-4-Ti
NOTICE: If jou neefl bulhlo/.Ui.
or trading of any kind, see v
write C 15 Jot~?tsoii. Route :
North Wilkesbo.. N. t
Estimates Free 4-1-T'
NOTICE: Windows and door
frames, screens of all kinds;
cabinets built to fit any space,
all kinds of woodwork. We
pick up and deliver. All work
guaranteed. Forester's Wood
work, Phone 885-R, Wilkes
boro, N. C. 12-12-rlOt-pd
Mrs. W. E. Long ]
Obituary Is Giron i
Mrs. Tincie Ella Lone, of <
Roaring River, was born August 1
3, 1864. She was the daughter
of John and Lydla Shipwash,
both of Wilkes county.
In 1902 she was married to
William Ernest Long, of Stokes- ;
dale, N. C., and has resided in
Wilkes county a great part of j
the time since. <
At an early age she professed
faith and joined the White 1
Plains Baptist church. Later, i
after moving to North Wilkes- :
boro, she was active for manyl
years in church work there. I
When the Arbor Orove church
was founded in her home com
munity she then moved her
membership there.
In October 1946, she suffer
ed a stroke and had been con
fined to her bed a great part of
that time. On Saturday, Novem
ber 5, 1949, she had another
stroke and steadily became
worse until November 9. She
passed away at nine o'clock p.
m. ' '
Mrs. Long is survived by one
sister, Mrs. Nancy E. Brewer, of
Lakeland, Fla., her husband, of
Roaring River, two daughters,
Mrs. Leah Pope and Mrs. R. M.
Day, both of North Wilkesboro,
Route 2.
Funeral service .waB held on
Friday at the home
Those attending the funeral
of Mrs. W. E. Long from a dist
ance were Mrs. M. T. Broyhill,
Mr. and Mrs. Lester Evans, all
of Arlington, Va.; Mrs. C. S.
Robinson, ABheville; Mrs. Nan
cy E. Brewer, Lakeland, Fla.;
Mr. and Mrs. Bryant Beasley
Long, Kernersville; Mrs. Mary
[jong Parish, Heldsville; Jim
Pope, Lenoir; and Mies Florence
flepler, Union Grove.
Secretory Bronnon
Proclaims Burley
Tobacco Quoto '50
Secretary of Agriculture Chas.
F. Brannan has proclaimed a
1950 national marketing quota
tor Burley tobacco of 496,000,
900 pounds.
On Saturday, November 26,
Burley tobacco growers of Wilkes
county will vote in a national
referendum to determine (1)
whether they approve market
ing quotas for the 1950, 1951,
and 1962 crop years, (2) wheth
er they oppose for the three
years but favor quotas.for 1950,
or (3) whether they disapprove
quotas for the 3 years. Market
ing quotas cannot be in effect
unless they are approved by at
least two-thirds of the growers
voting in the referendum. In a
similar referendum held Oct. 25,
1946, 95.9 per cent of the 135,
326 Burley tobacco growers vot
ing favored quotas on the 1947,
1948 and 1949 crops.
Dr. C. G. Singer
Will Preach Here
Dr. C. Gregg Singer, professor
of history at Salem College in
Wiuston-Salem, will speak Sun
day morning, 11 a. m., at thel
First Presbyterian church in this |
city. I
For Your
Electrical Wiring Jobs
RAY^ELLS .
at
CAROLINA HOME
AND AUTO SUPPLY
Telephone 53
Vickers Infant Di<
Harold Bruce Vickers, lnfefy1
son of Mr. and Mrs. Hube4|T
Vickers, of North Wllkesboro,
died Sunday and funeral was
held Tuesday at Mountain Val
ley church. Surrlring are the
father and ^mother and two
ters, Brenda and Patricia
era.
?v$
FOR SALE
Used Cars And Trucks
CABS: %
2?1947 Ford 4dr.
1947 Ford 2dr.
1947 Cher. Sed.
1946 Ford 4dr. !
1941 Ford Cpe.
1941 Dodge 2dr.
1941 Plym. Club Cpe.
1940 Ford Del. 2dr.
1940 Plym. 2dr.
2?1939 Ford 2dr.
1938 Ford 2dr.
1938 Cher. 2dr.
2?1937 Ford 2dr.
1936 Cher. 4dr.
1936 Che v. 2dr.
1934 Ford Cpe.
2?1931 A Model Fords 4 \
1933 Ford Coach
>931 Cher. Coach
TRUCKS:
1946 Ford 2 too Tk.
2?1946 Ford IVi ton Tk.
2?1941 Ford Pknps.
1940 Ford Pkap.
1934 Ford Pkup.
YADKIN VALLEY
Motor Company
W Boy, Sell and Trade
,lasy Finance Terms
NORTH WILKESBORO, tt. C.
- The Reopening
OF
Frazier Beauty Shop
Monday Nov. 21st
We would appreciate the busi
ness of our former customers. We
specialize in all kinds of perman*
ents to please each individual.
V* PRICE ON
Monday - Tuesday
and Wednesday
FRAZIER BEAUTY PARLOR
301 6th Street PHONE 475
Thursday and Friday, November 17 and 18
"TWO GUYS FROM TEXAS"
Starring Dennis Morgan - Jack Carson
Color By Technicolor
Also Selected Short Subjects
Saturday, November 19th? v
"SPEED TO SPARE"
With Richard Arlen
Jean Rogers - Richard Travis
Also Selected Short Subjects
Sunday, November 20?
"ANGELS WITH DIRTY FACES"
Featuring James Cagney - Ann Sheridan
and Dead End Kids
Also 'Southland News' and 'Ace In The Hole'
Monday and Tuesday, November 21 and 22
"IN THE NAVY"
Starring Abbott and Costello
Also "Odor of the Day" and News
SHOWS: Start 7:00 P. M. and 9:00 P. M.
House Wanted!
WANT TO RENT 5 or 6
room house in or near the
Wilkesboros. Communicate
with R.B., c/o Journal-Patriot
WEEK-END
SPECIALS
CHILDREN'S RAYON
PANTIES
Pre-Christmas
SPECIALS
JADE-ITE
STARTER SETS
Made by Anchor Hocking. 4
Cups, 4 saucers, 4 plates. Juat
the gift for Newly Married
Couples.
$1.00
25c pair
Beautiful Pastel Colors. Lace
Trimmed. Sizes 2-12.
PEN and PENCIL
SETS
INFANTS' LONG SLEEVE
POLO SHIRTS
59c each
Assorted Colors, Stripes and
Solids. Sizes 1 to 3?
59c
Attractive Gift Boxes. Ideal
for adults or children.
Do Your Christmas Shopping Early
-AT
CREST STORES
North Wilkesboro, N. C.
a permanent
top
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Tailored at Mayfidd ^
Y
Men's suits and topcoats
designed to give longer
lasting, better looking wear.
The magnificent Garfield
fabrics, coupled with skilled
Mayfield tailoring are your
assurance of value and
satisfaction. Suits t J Air
and topcoats, AU ' "
WRIGHT'S
Men's Shop
Phone 404-W
WILKESBORO. N. C.
NEWTON'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
?^Specials For?
FRIDAY & SATURDAY
BEAUTIFUL
Chenille Robes
5.90-6.90
Lace Trimmed Rayon
Bed Jackets
At '2.49
RAYON JERSEY
GOWNS
In All Colors
for only *2.98
RAYON SATIN LINED
Garter Belts
>1.00
The Famous Adams Hats
From *5.00 to $7.95
NEWTON'S
DEPARTMENT STORE
?B" STREET NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
MKSYOO/l
MOW MORI
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HESS IS an easy way to make your home warmer in
winter, cooler in summer and at the same time collect
an annuel cash dividend lot yourself. Between the
joists or rafters of your attic, tuck batts of fireproof
Gold Bond Rock Wool
In winter, it keeps furnace warmth inside. Your fuel
bills are cut... permanently ... as much as 20%.
In summer, the sun's scorching heat is kept outside,
making your rooms comfortably cooler.
Phone us today for quotation on your attic area.
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LOWE'S . J
NORTH WILKESBORO HARDWARE"
C' Street Opposite Postoffice