Banker Makes Loans to Farm
Boys, and So Far He Has
Not Lost A Nickel
IS AN UNUSUAL HOBBY
Cyril. Okla., April 3. T. D.
Call, is a banker by profession
and a lender of money without
interest to needy farm boys by in
clination—and he's never lost a
nickel through his generosity.
Three years ago Call, executive
vice president of the Bank of Cy
ril, decided to branch out from
loans with cash interest to loans
with the only interest the welfare
of farm boys of this small com
munity.
He estimated today he had leiit
$3,700 to 80 boys in three years,
and about $2,000 of that has been"
repaid. It all will be repaid. Call
predicted.
The only security demanded,
Call said, "is a willingness to
work."
Each year. Banker Call has a
party—he brings the dueks too—
and the boys make that an occa
sion to repay their loans.
What prompted Call in his un
usual hobby?.
"I believe that as a community
grows, so the bank grows," Call
said, "Helping farm boys is the
best way I know to help a com
munity grow."
LYRIC TO SHOW
GOOD FEATURES
Mae West in "Go West Young
Man," Wallace Beery In "Old
Hutch." Buck Jones Coming
With the good advice: "Drop in
at the Lyric and see a good show"
while here for Elkln Bargain
Days, the Lyric theatre here is
backing up their statement with
three excellent features to be
shown during the three trade
days.
On Thursday only, patrons will
be treated to "Qo West, Young
Man," starring the lady who wants
folks to "come up and see me
sometime'!—Mae West. Included
in the cast is Warren William and
Randolph Scott.
Friday, for one day only, anoth
er excellent feature will be shown:
Wallace Beery in "Old Hutch,"
said to top "Ah Wilderness" and
"Min and Bill," for heartaches
and hilarity all served in one dish.
Saturday an excellent western
thrillodrama will be shown, star
ring Buck Jones, popular western
star, in "Ride 'Em Cowboy." In
addition, a cartoon, serial and
comedy will be on tap.
ABERNETHY'S IS
OFFERING VALUES
I
Lunch Service is one of Popular
Departments of Drug Store;
Have Warm Welcome for All
Abernethy's oue of Elkln's thor
oughly modem drug stores, is of
fering numerous values for Elkin
Bargain Days Thursday, Friday
and Saturday. A number of
these values, which represent
really worthwhile savings are list
ed in the store's advertisement to
this issue of The Tribune.
In addition to its drug and soft
drink fountain, ect., Abernethy's
offers a delicious, sanitary lunch
eon service which is very popular.
Drop in at Abernethy's while in
Elkin Thursday, Friday and Sat
urday for a real friendly welcome
and prompt, courteous service.
SHOULD VISIT
NU-WAY CAFE
Offers Excellent Meals at Low
Prices; City Club h Place of
Recreation for Visitors
An invitation to visit the Nu-
Way Cafe, located on East Main
street here, duriiig BiHn Bargain
Days has been extended by the
management tc> everyone who
visits Elkin Thursday, Friday and
Saturday. The llu-Way Cafe of
fers excellent ratals at low prices.
The cafe also sells beer, wine, soft
drinks, etc.
The City club, local pool room
and under management of the F.
Sc 8. Enterprises, which also op
erates the Nu-Way Cafe, will be
a place of recreation for visitors
here for Bargain Days. Excellent
pool tables and modern equip
ment are featured.
Heh!
Two gentlemen, strangers to
each other, chanced to be wan
dering farther and farther down
the darkening corridors of an an
cient picture gallery. One of them,
shivering slightly, said: "Rather
spooky, isnt it?" • . i
"Do you believe in ghosts?" en
countered the second.
'No,' said the first speaker, "do
you?" t?--.* • U*9 Ijftxjra
"Yea," said the other—-and van
ished.
We're Ready Wi
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WHT Values-Plus-Si
VALUES SAVE After - Easter Bars
THAT Will ▼ YOU HOKE! Spring Ready^
Alwayrat Spainhour's you find outstanding values in our Base- I ,r' n . , , , , ,
ment Store, but Thursday, Friday and Saturday will see us fe&tur- V'ifll Hlf Welcomes yOU to Elklll-—and to 2
ing even greater values than ever before! All the more reason you H / signed to make Elkin Bargain Days three dayl
should plan to visit Spainhour's first thing! fIHHK / to our store expecting to find just what the j
g ■ » Jf We ve been preparing- for this event for monti
Spring Hats Berets and Hats ■ jfeiP purchases months ago in
Many, many attractive, beeon, Children', and Ladies' Berets ' 1 ■
ing styles in ladies'spring hats. and cloth hats in a wide variety ff i bargain Days to th IS StOr
Straws and felts in the newest of styles. Priced low for Bar- J* • • • and yOU 11 be glad Of
spring styles and shapes. gain Days— \> \
Children's Panties Cotton Frocks Priced to
Children's broadcloth panties Lovely new spring house dress- /; ||m tk Bl' \. # Bargain Day
and bloomers. Real values, too, es in a variety of styles you'll j fi lamjm Vjfll
at this very low price— like. Well made, won't fade. HK j Mean Just Whl
Children's rayon panties with broadclothslips in tail
Children's Dresses sH » B I ?roup of dresses in the very y j
Children's nrint dresses sizes 7 Lovely lace trimmed crepe slips newest styles for springs and ' IBM - fflß /1 ' / 1
to li that have soM uD S -ow that will give you a world of summer at a very low price. 1-- ,> M\> |\ IjjL > tfl / q L A
forlth sSCto wea r- Beautifully made .. . 7*? HBILR Ml /A
gain Days, 2 for-' and why not tea "*" ° f * y Mm MM * J
SI.OO 49° AND 59 C $4 - 85 /' M
Ladies' Dresseq h 4 ;
SHOES represents worthwhile savings SllitS 81ld Coats
Mk ' NM.M iT"V_ for you. Newest spring styles An attractive group of junior coats " ,m * 1
Wtmtm wWmk /A _ .. . newest spring colors .. . an( i suits, sizes 10 to 16. Newest spring This group of ladies' dresses should {
ifm newest spring fabrics .. . and colors and fabrics. Beautiful styling. are some Nelda Crepes. All are verj
I m they have been regularly sell- These coats and suits were $8.95, now, sold to $5.95. Now—
UP t0 NOW_ Bar ? ain Days—
Spring Woolens # *'
Beautiful new spring woolen material in a large variety of pattenis and T%#
r colors at three special Bargain Days prices. We invite you to see this 'A V 1J _
new material and to make your selections early. Real savings are offer- 0 »
Ladies' Shoes ed on ever y y ard » Per yard— 1
One group of ladies' shoes in blues, greys and beige, at two special ONE GROUP AQ |LT v A7 61
reduced prices- WAS l\lf W
$3.95 VALUES NOW $2.98
ONE GROUP /JQ OQ B f y^ l!
S2.9BVALUES NOW $249 WAS SI.C", [MOW $1.23 JNHmJkI
New Shoe Arrivals GROW g g ftOW g9c Jm/UM
One group of oxfords in blue New arrivals in ladies' summer 37 directio
and grey. Newest spring styles, Sandals, straps, ties in ' - '■ ■ .
of course. whites, blue and red. The very T Ct l-|ofa •
Were $2.98, now- newest thing, priced right! l_&aieS Spring nalß Here's Real Valuel
A 4 Art Al> _ _ One group of early spring hats that formerly sold as high as $4.95
„ no 5| Qx to f Ok Many beautiful styles in both felts and straws. Wide variety of brim . ; , ,
Were $1.98 now- «pi.alO SO.JO styles, trim. And if you come early you should have no ..trouble in One group of printed and plam
\| hQ ■ finding your head size in the hat that is most becoming. But come niques, seersuckers, etc., in love
▼ early Thursday, as later may be TOO LATE. ; . . . ~ ■
.. Children's Shoes L. ly new 9 prmg color, and pattern.,, .