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'YANCEY THEATRE
* burn&yjlle, n. c. - b - /
Friday April 9th
“STANLEY and LIVINGSTON”
Richard GREENE Nancy KELLY
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SATURDAY APRIL 10th j
“ALONG THE OREGON TRAIL”
Monte HALE Adrian BOOTH
SUNDAY —MONDAY APRIL 11,12
Thrills as Bold * j
is the Screen can Hold! I
' In story of the fabulous Flying McDonalds.., 1
Y C J and ®' * our ovec^
starring M
1 Anne Baxter • William Holden • Sonny Tufts r
, j William Bendix • Sterling Hayden • Howard Da Silva | *
?’ . with Joh«i'y Sondi • Jon Wolloc. • Cdilh King J
>• * *M f>od»t«d by KOIHT ftuows . -S3
f £•' Directed by JOHN FARROW
TUESDAY— APRIL 13th
“THE UNFAITHFUL”
Ann Sheridan, Lew Ayers. Zachary Scott
WEDNESDAY—THURSDAY APRIL 11-15
> J Direct from the
** World Premiere r,
* at New York’s
RADIO CITY
MUSIC HALL KATHARINrHEPBURN
> W PAUL HENREIB J
J ROBERT WALKER ,<|
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FOR SALE: Building Stom 1
and Flag Stone.
E. L. Briggs
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FOR Brick work, Chimney
Mantle or flue. Any kinc |
of Rock work, or Cinder
Block work, See or write }
Boyd Shepherd, Cane
River, N. C. A22
$ Back in Business . ... f
f STATON'S SHOE & HARNESS \
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Same Location in Micaville 2
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✓ Same Experienced Workman $
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; We are Equipped to give you
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; Expert Shoe Repairs \
| Made-To-Order Sandals \
| Harness Repairs \
NEED New Slip Covers,
Curtains or personal sew
ing clone? Bring your
patterns and material to
me. Specially low charges
for slip covers. Mrs. Helen
Mclntosh. A29
WANTED: Several experi
enced Loopers. Apply at
Burnsville Hosiery Mill.
SPECIAL VALUES IN
FURNITURE ,
My WHole stock of Furni
ture at a discount
NeW Bed Springs
Mattresses ,/
Chairs -Tit
i Linoleum
! Kitchen Utensils J
Electric Irons H
Phonographs ;*
Records
Radios
Many second hand pieces—
Cook Stoves, Chairs, Beds,'
Etc.
The Grass is beginning to
grow green again. Bring i
your Lawn Mower in and
let me get it ready for the
job ahead.
HOLLEMAN,
The Furniture Man
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WANTED: Dogwood Tim
ber. Highest Cash Prices i
paid for dogwood deliver- 1
ed to our mill at Burns- 'i
ville, N. C. For specificaJ
tions See Ben Cook.]
George D. Roberts Co. jj
P. 0. Box 8, Burnsville. }j
FOR SALE: New Ston J
house, 8 rooms and Bath ‘
Full size basement with 1
shower and laundry. Gar j ‘
age in basement. Hot air ,
heat. Hard wood floors j
Metal cabinets in kitchen
Well furnished with al
modern furniture. l'/z
acres land, 22 apple trees j
1-2 mile from town on
Green Mtn. road. See
Claude King.
LOST: Man’s Wrist Watch,
Reward. Clyde N. Young.
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( ’OR SALE: 8 acres land, 2
acres in cultivation. Small'!
orchard. 4 room house J
Located at Busick on Yan,
tey Rod & Gun Hunting
Club. See owner, Jim Byrd
Bex 272, Old Fort, N. C.
A22
NOTICE
Pursuant to Court Order I will (
s« 11 at public auction on April 16,
1948, at 12 Noon one 1940 Ford
Coach Motor No. 18-5297708, said j
automobile having been seized
while engaged in the illegal tran
, sp'irtation of whiskey.
This March 25, 1948.
Suel C. Anglin, Sheriff.
, March 25, April 1, 8
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EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
NORTH CAROLINA
YANCEY COUNTY
* Having qualified as Executor pf
3 the Estate of Maggie E, Cheadle,!
deceased, late of Yancey County, •
1 North Carolina, this fs to notify
9 all persons having claims, against
the estate of the deceased to
exhibit them to the undersigned in
- Burnsville, Yancey County, North
t Carolina, on or before tne 24th day
lof March, 1949, or this notice will
jbe pleaded in tar of their recovery’
■ All persons indebted to said es !
1 tate will please make immediate
payment.
This the 24th day of March, 1948
Dover R. Fouts, Executor of the
Estate of Maggie E. Cheadle
March 25, April 1, ,8 15 22 29 |;
S POLITICAL ANNOUNCEMENT !I
a The Democratic Primaries will be held at each s
a precinct in the Eleventh Congressional District on Sat- q J
urday, May 29. I filed my Notice of Candidacy for re- £ *
% nomination and re-election to the IJ. S. House of Re- 9 j
• presentatives with the State Board of Elections on £/;
• March 3. <£ J
J 'ln making this announcement, Ido so realizing ®s<
fully the responsibilities and duties placed upon a q'S
• Member of Congress. My only pledge to you is that I £ ;
• will render the best service that lam capable of. #j J
S Your active support and your vote in the Primary J s
0 will be deeply appreciated. £jj
! S x A. L. BULWINKLE 2 $
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' THIYANCBY RICSRfI 1
BURNSVILLE-^
“SO They S*y’*
1 Tin l weather i Typically
Aprjl; VyitH warn! showers.
ABdUt town! Car iiispec
tioii Started thte week and
has been the No, 1 attrac
tion—to car owners and
spectators alike! Towns
that don’t have a “square”
surely can’t have as inter
esting a week. The lane is
set dp on the south side of
the square, cars line up
around the square to drive
through, and the spectators
jline up on the square to
watch! ". . . The inspectors
give a thorough inspection,
and many of the cars need
[some adjustment made to
pass the rigid safety tests. .
Lloyd Blalock, supervisor
for the western area, was
here to get things lined up.
Senior play at BH S was
very well given and most
enjoyable. All the young
actors and actresses gave
fine performances. . . New
man in bank with D. H.
Covington: Bill Robinson of
North Wilkesboro
Cooper’s new Grocery Store
now open. . . First of the
Miami folks—J. E. Com- 1
forts —arrive at Pensacola
for season—and Bertha M. I
Palmer plans to be at camp:
around May Ist. . . Grand
trip: Pearl Huskins, Bill I
and Peggy Jean to New
York to ship the good look
ing green Buick Converti
ble to Sam, Jr., who is still
in Germany. . . J. S. LeFev
re still improving and hopes
to be home next week. Fine
surprise last Saturday
when his brothers, Krist, :
I George and Sam LeFevre, 1
and a brother in law, Frank «
Stauffer, all of Lancaster, '
Pa. came down to see him!
John Evans still confined to 1
his hofne at Cane River be., (
cause of rheumatism, , .
| Thelma Angliq. Edge opt
1 again after an operation. , . '
1 £
% Electric Appliances 5
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1 Washing Machines * r\
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| Ranges ||j
I 4 Water Heaters |j
Refrigerators |;1
Small Appliances
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YOUR FAVORITE
SNAP-SHOT enla-ged to
5x7 inches and laminated, 1
scaled in plastic which
protects them for life,
from moisture, dirt,
wear or tear. Only $1.85.
Send negative and mon
ey order to, Galen S.
Robinson, Rt. 2* Burns
ville, N. C. A22
PLANTS FOR SALE
I expect to have the follow
ing tomato plants ready,
by May 10: PonderosaJ
Early Rutger Improved i
Marglobe, New Improved
Stone, Yellow r PonderosaJ
Also early Jersey Wake
field and early Golden Ac- 1
re cabbage plants. All
plants grown from certiJ
fied seed. Will have all
kinds of late cabbage
plants in June and July.;
With goad care, I am ex-'
pecting better plants this*
year. J. L. McCanless,'
Wind m, N. C.
CITY CAFE
Place Your Orders in ad
vance for DO-NUTS,]
PIES and CAKES to take'
home. Baked by Experieii-|
ced Bakers
We also Serve
DINNERS
SANDWICHS ,
SOFT DRINKS
ICE CREAM
Heme made Cakes, Pies
and Do-Nuts
Telephone 344
and Louise Penland Me_
Courry and fine young son,
James Randall, home firC*.i j
hospital. , .. The season ap-!<
pi oaches Ramp Season, l ‘
we mean—and though j
Grady Bailey says they!
really are “Peruvian On-'
ions” we say that by any
other name they still smell.
annonncements
ANNOUNCEMENT
I have been urged by a iarges number of friends and
supporters to again become a Candidate for Re
presentative from Vatleey County on the Democrat
ic Ticket. I hefeby announce my Candidacy for
Representative for the next General Assembly sub
ject to the will of the Democratic Convention to be
held at the Court House in Burnsville, April 17,
1948. I make this announcement based on my record
DR. W. L. BENNETT
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ANNOUNCEMENT
At the request of many of my friends from over Yan- y
cey County I have decided to be a candidate for the
office of Chairman of.the Board of County Commis
sioners of Yancey County, subject to the action of
the Yancey County Democratic Convention. The
only promise that I make, or expect to make, is that
I will serve the citizens ol Yancey County to the
very best of my ability if elected. I will endeavor
to fulfill the duties of the office in a manner to
promote the welfare of the entire County.
MARK W. HALL, NEWDALE, N. C.
ANNOUNCEMENT
I wish to announce my candidacy as a Member of the
Board of Commissioners of Yancey County subject
to the will of the Democratic Party-in the Demo
cratic Convention to be. held on April 17,1948.
If nominated and elected T pledge myself to work for
the best interests’of the people of Yancey County.
1 will appreciate your support in the Democratic ~
Convention of April 17, 1948.
D. H. HARRISON
WOOD
STOVE WPOD FOR SALE
Prompt delivery anywhere
in county. See or write
Jess Cooper, Burnsville
N. C. Penland & Ayers
Saw Mill.
PHONE 211 I
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THURSDAY, APRIL'S, 1848
The “Piano Man” will be in
Burnsville every Tuesday
If your Piano needs tun
ing, cleaning or repairing,
Call 01712 or write The
Yancey Record Work
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