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di«^ .will
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borne of Mrs. Krerett
IKtlHii cUm (4 the First
Wt$tl0t church will meet Tues-
4Hf night, 7:45, at the home
eg tbm. A. O. dtamberUin with
■bn O. El. Jenkins Md Misa
■bOM filler as associate hos-
flie EViendly dnie' of the
VSkeiriioro* Methodist'^: church
nfll meet Tnesday erening at
TtSO o’dock at the home of
Ifas. Ray Kennedy.
Plenty of seed potatoes, beans,
mnno. and a fall line of g^arden
Beds at PE.4RSON BROTHERS.
2-26-tf
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Numbers At Club Meet*
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HORTON’S
DRUG STORE
Glee Club of the North WUhes-
boro high school delightfully en
tertained the North Wllkeeboro
Kiwanis clwh Friday noon with
five numbers by the chorus and
the trio.
Thj glee club was directed by
Miss Anne Jones with Miss Ellen
Robinson as accompanist. The
numbers which were sung were:
“Send Out the Light,” “Bach’s
Choral,” “Jeanle With the Light
Brown Hair,” “Goose Girl,’’ “The
Wooden Sollders” and “Slu-mber
Song.”
J. R. Hii was program chair
man for the day.
Paul Rhodes was Introdftced
into membership in the club and
the membership button was pre
sented by Rev. Eugene Olive.
Attention was called to the fact
that the club will meet on Wed
nesday of this week and that
Rear Admiral Percy W. Foote
will be the speaker.
Sub-Station Storage
House Is Completed
Duke Power company has com
pleted construction of a storage
house of dimensions of 20 x 40
feet at the sub-station in this
city. The new building is one of
many improvenrents which have
been made recently to insure
maximum electric service
throughout the North W’ilkesboro
branch of the company.
See us for your needs in seed
potatoe.s, onion sets, seed beans,
and all kinds of garden seeds.
PE.\RSON BROTHERS. 2-26-tf
Now! at Penney’s
COTTONS
rPK SP.ORTSWEAB
COTTON
$1.49
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Girls’
SMARTALLS
Smart, sturdy ov
eralls for hard
play. Gay colors.
49
SLACKS
It’s time to get ^A|
comfortable i tr
Men’s Sanforized
SPORT SLACKS
Cool yet sturdy
cotton fabrics
in rich patterns,
pleated styles.
Fabric shrinkage will not ex
ceed 1 per cent.
Bovs’ Sanforized
WASH SHORTS
Light suitings!
Pleats! Belt! ...
Fabric shrinkage will nut eK-
ceed 1 per cent.
Juvenile Summer
WASH SUITS
Many styles in
husky suitings!
79
98'
NOTICE! — NEW SATURDAY CLOS’NG HOURS
EFFECTIVE SATURDAY — 7 P. M.
PRINTS
15c yd-
Look no further—here’s just what
you want! Clear bright colors in
the newest, loveliest prints you’ve
seen! Of course, they're tubfast
Solid colors, too!
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A front view of Horton’s Drug Store, which celebrated its 4Wn w
niversary Friday with formal opening as a highly madn^iiiaifiatMe:,: ^ jon Tuesday afternoon
Note the attractiTe front and the briHiaTtOy lighted interi«. /\n Mnnrenville 1
latest development in
[jtieJp>iiW|U*n has been the.
i^ted Urvasion , of The
IriKiigrIande and Belglnm hy
armies.
With the aid of BrltMi and
'B.-FIrendi troops, the defenders
Jmve BO far been able to keep
the Oerman.'? near their borders
.fiat the major battle of the war
^ la eoipected to get under way in
1^1):: earnest aoon.
MeonwhUe, President Roose-’
Telt has reiterated his belief
that America can beep oat of
; . the oonfUct.
^ High TcAm Here To
Engage Mooresville
North Wllkeshoro high school
4team, fresh from a 13-1 victory
[over Granite Falls last week, will
play Mooresvllle at Mooresvllle
__ and will
take on Mooresvllle here Friday
altternoon In the last game of the
season.
The local team has made a
wonderful record this year, In
view of the fact that it Is the
Initial effort at high school base
ball here for several years. The
local team had complete control
of the situation in the game a-
gainst Granite Falls and had the
visitors clearly outclassed in
every department of the game.
PEARSON BROTHERS—Head
quarters for Seeds of all kinds—
Potatoes, onion sets, beans, etc.
I.iOwest prices. 2-26-tf
Looking from the rear of thq store toward the front, this interior
view shows the streamlined fountain and luncheonette. 11111 view
also shows the redecorated walls and lighting effects.
C. C. (Charlie) Reins and Palmer Hort'ai, both registered pharma
cists, are shown here in the modern and up-to-date prescription de
partment, in which a high degree of accuracy is maintained in pies-
crintion work.
VOTE FOR
W. Erskine Smith
— for —
Lieutenant Governor
State Senator Four Terms
President Pro Tern of
1939 Senate
A World War Veteran
“Ask Those Who Know Him"
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Silvertown Stores
Motor Market
Economy Auto Supplies
B and 6th Street
Phone 108
North WilkeSboro, N. C.
ITHE PEN THAT MAKES WRITING A PLEASURE I
Delivery service is provided for lioth wholesale and retail drug
trade. This picture shows R. E. Walters with the delivery truck in
front of the store. (Above Photos by Paul Harwell, Jr.)
Accident records show that 1.-
210,200 persons were injured in
motor vehicle accidents in the
country last year,
1 You find all kinflU of fresh
field and garden needs at our
store. All at lowest prices. Seed
'potatoes, seed beans. PEARSON
BROTHERS. 2-26-tf
• THIS WEEK ONLY •
THIS CERTIFICATE IS WORTH .$4.41
PEN and PENCIL SET fiOg
IN ATTRACTIVE BOX "T
or br.k^ Sizes for ITS FULL!
THE NEW PLUNGER FILLER—VACLLM Forntain Pen on the '“arkeL Von c-n write
This Pen holds 200 per cent more ink , Everv Pen is tested and guar.mtce'i by the fac-
for three months on one fil ing- -,,Jw!THs Pen GIVEN FREE if you can buy one in the
Sforts"umn FW^ DOLLARtfViis Certifieste good only while advertising sale :s on. Intro
ductory Offer—this Pen will be $5.00 after the Sale.
PEN AND PENCIL IN ATTRACTIVE BOX FOR 59c
HORTON’S Cut-Ratr Drug Stre
north WILKEggOROJL£:_——■
10
yd.
Past colors: 36
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IN THE DIS'TRICT COURT OP
THE UNITED STATES FOR,
THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF
NORTH CAROLINA
In The Matter Of:
J. U. TAIT, doing business as ^
IVestem Auto Associate Store,
Bankrupt.
NOTICE OF ORDER FIXING
: TIME FOR FILING OBJEC- j
TIONti TO DISCHARGE |
To The Creditors Of The Above
Named Bankrupt, and Other
Parties In Interest:
NOTICE IS HB21EBY GIVEN
that on the 8th day of May, 1940,
an order was made in _ the above
entitled proceedings, fixing the 8th
day of June, 1940, as the last day
for 1^ filing of objections to the
discharge of said bankrupt.
Dated this 8th day of May, 1940.
ARCHIE ELLEDGB,
f Referee in Bsokniptcy,
IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF
THE UNITED STATES FOR
THE MIDDLE DISTRICT OF
NORTH CAROUNA
In The Matter Qf:
J. U. TAIT, doing business as WeS'
tern Auto Associate Store, Bank
nipt
NOTICE OF SPECIAL MEETING
Notice is hereby given that there
will be a specif and adjourn^
meeting of creditors, convened in
the Federal Court Room,- in the
Fbderal Building, Wilkesboro, N.
C., on
SATURDAY^ JUNE 8, 1940, at
10:00 04OLOCK:A,'It.
at which .time the following busi
ness will be transacted:-'..-i-'
(1) To here evidence and de
termine the o'wnership of Ihe sum
of $619.74, being a portion of the
funds collected by M. P., Mitehe-
ner, State Receiver, and claimed
I by the Western Auto Supply Com
pany; '
(2) To hear and determine the
petition of Charles G. Gilfreath,
Attorney, for counsel fees in the
sum of $100.00 for services Tender
ed to and on behalf of the hanj^
rupt. •
'^is May 8, 1940.
arghis laiiajQEi
Rederee is
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LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR
• A BUSINESS MAN, EXPERIENCED IN
LE0I5LATION AND A ^STRAIiHT-$H)pTE^