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“Va'-. *• *L Bl«r HMfMR Buying Podfepy In Hu« CSly Since " Seen Altar 1900 "While the exact amount Is not heowB, E. E. ETIler Produce com- V^y haa paid out millions to tvlaers of northwestern North CaioUna for poultry and produce. Ur. filler, who was affiliated with northern produce markets for about five years before enter- ins Into business here, began bnylng poultry in a small way In North WUkesboro soon after 1»0«. Mr. Eller’s own words deecribe the growth of the poultry busi ness as follows: For many years after we began buying poultry most of the chicks were produced from under the hen—by the dos es. They were transported to market, not In trucks, but in cov ered wagons, open wagons and buggies. "Little by little the industry WM Increased until today not NOTICE OF SUimONS North Carolina, Wilkes Gooniy. WE SUPE IN THE SUPBfilOfi QOUfiX John A. Blair, planttfff vs. Dotba B. Blair, the defendant Ot^ia B. Blair, detaadant above named, wiU take aoliae that an aetmn entfUed as akdwe has oomaMNWed in the SnMsioT CctHtfk sd Wilte CeunW, North to dissolve the ponds of mUpiaoDy heretofore exrtting be tween the above named ^suntiff and defendant, and that the plain tiff seeks an atsotnte divorce on the grounds of two years separa tion; the said defendant will fur ther teJ'e notice that she is re-' M W. ft" Produce and vrttdtKrt - ear th«"f{rm of fi. flk EHler Prod^, owta>T has tbrougbont the BE -a lepdep, WUy t In the.staU aqp^ thitaulptaf the' entire sonthera part af tte Mtad Stsfles. ^ ^ ' Otficee and plapt of the B. B. BUer Prodece eoawanp are looat- ed in a Urge brick building on comer of 'Peirth and D stmut the firm name is ]ust about as well known as the cUy in which It operetee. Hr. Eller, who has throughout the greater part of North "Wll- kesboro’s history been one of Its most public rtdrltsd cltlsens, U assisted in operation of the busi ness by his son, P. P. BH®r, who is also well and favorably known. The firm operated by Mr. Eller and his son has for decades been symbol of fair dealing and farmers know that highest pos sible cash prizes consUtent with market conditions and demands are always paid to producers. ThMMgh the medlam of B. E. Eller Prodnoe company, £. E. EUer, pictand above, has paid out mllUws to peeitte of WUkee and other northwestern Noctl) Oarolinn oountiee fOr and pnadoce. He tuw wMaanned and had a port in ths.gneavtti at the ponltry in- dnstry frtm innignifioa«oe to it« present state of mans pro duction. qoired vo appear at the office of ue Clerk of Superior Court for Wilkes County at the Courthtmsa In "Wilkesboro, North Carolina, I within thirty days after completion of services hereof as required by| Uw, and answer or demur to the, complaint of the plantiff in i said action, or the plaintiff will appear and apply to the Court for the relief denmnded in said corn- plaintiff. This the 31st day of May, 1940. C. C. HAYES, Clerk of Superior Court. R. Furman Janies, Attorney for the plaintiff. $-24-4t (ra) dozens, but thousands upon thousands are produced annually by the most improved methods of production and literally millions of chicks are trucked to markets all over the country from this section. "We have seen the industry grow from zero to its present proportions and feel proud to have done our bit in this growth. We realize that the poultry in dustry hag played an important part in the development of North Wilkesboro and Wilkes county.” Wilkes county is perhaps the leading county in North Carolina in the production of poultry and eggs. Development of this branch of the farming industry in this section was made possible because of the unlimited market here for THB JOUBNAls^ATSIOT. NOBTB liaii[dowD Store b GrowB% Firm Fnrnitare Store Hm Gairt la BasineM Ewerr Year Per Paet Seven “ - _ 3BAY, JUNb It*^ WrA.Bidlbb Of North W«B VMHi wtth of fOBBltaie mar- id each year the no haa exparlmir- ■saatfa slaoa tt A businaae firm which has made much progress in a compar atively short time Is the Mark- Down Furniture company, located on the corner of Main and Tenth streets In North Wilkesboro. The Markdown is the successor to Smlthey-Henderson Furniture, which was in business here for seveiwl years prior to the time it was re-organized and changed to Markdown Furniture company al most seven years ago. Two large floors are kept filled with good furniture and house hold furnishings, which are sold at low prices, quality considered, and for cash or liberal terms. The firm always renders a high type service In the furniture line and has a growing list of custom ers in this part of North Caro lina. Each year the company’s business has experienced a, sub stantial gain. A. T. Whittington, who was born and reared in the Reddies River community, is manager of the store and has been In that ca pacity since Markdown Furniture comipany was organized. Prior to that time he was employed a short while with Smlthey-Henderson Furniture company, its predeces sor. Mr. Whittington makes his home in this city, likes the people and takes pleasure in doing rbusi- ness with them. He is also part owner of the Home Furniture company in El kin. That company was formed three years ago and is progress ing splendidly. He tm alee MM owar of Heme Fnrelture I'lememir to EHttoi Qseen Tniddm Comptoi^rGrawiiq[ Lx>cal Firm Dealing In Long Distance Hauling Makes Much Progreu Only a few years ago Shuba Queen started in the trucking business with one vehicle. Synonymous with progress in modes of transportation has been the growing of his business. To day he has a large fleet of trucks and operates the largest trucking company in this section of North Carolina. The trucks Include those of medium size to the large size ve hicles for long distance and big scale hauling. Every one of them is modernly equipped to give the maximum in speedy transports tion of freight to or from any state in the union. Headquarters of Queen Truck ing company at present are on C street oipposite the postoffice but Mr. Queen is now engaged in construction of a large warehouse and storage point on highway 268 a short distance east of this city. Because of his long experience in the business, and because of the fact that he has ample equip ment, Mr. Queen is in position to handle almost any kind of trans portation job and he invites those interested to see him for esti mates. ‘Mafor Wlktoboro Maaagvr .Scn* "^ - tOMd Innraaoe Agmcy W. A. Bnllls, masager of'Sen- tlnei Inauraace Ageney siace tt -was organised five years ago, haa since his youth ibisen a very busy man in private and public em ployment and haa been a most nsofnl citizen. He was born in Watauga coun ty near the month of Meat Camp Creek. He was a student of Mo- rsviast nuia aeademy from 1892 antlLlidd and during the next, two years taught in the schools of Wilkss county. He began work for the Southern Railway com pany as clerk here in 1898, hold ing that position two. years, after which he worked tor two years as ibookheeper for the B. L. Hart Hardware company. Bectnntag in 1902 he was a partner in and manager of Quarry Roller Mills at Knottville a few miles east of this city. He spent one year as assistant bank caahier of the Citizens’ Loan and Tmst com pany. At that time he also began as agent for the Mutual Benefit Life Insurance company, continu ing that work along with other positions he held for the next several years. In 1908 he entered upon his duties as clerk and treasurer of the town of North Wilkesboro, serving in that capacity for eight years, after which he was engaged in insurance work until 1925. when he was elected mayor, serv ing for three two-year terms. He was a life insurance agent unt*' 1935, when he helped organize and became manager of Sentlne’ Insurance Agency. Inc., which po sition he now holds. ’The Sentinel Insurance Agency deals In fire, life, liability, auto- mo-blle and several other forms of Insurance. 'The office is located in the Bank of North Wllkeeboro building. Mr. Bullis, with hir many years of experience in in surance business, will gladly talk over insurance problems of any C.AN BE CRACKED loi|MS MIIWGE witna ulVIli "Here we have a wonderfully 'ine Queen /nne Mirror,’’ cried the auctioneer. "What am I offer ed for it?” Old Lady—“Is it cracked?” Auctioneer: ”No, Madam, it isn’t but we can easily crack it for you.” MU.ST SUBTRACT CMC owners report 15% to 40% tavingtl Mileage Meter Tests PROVE that CMC SUPER-DUTY Engines, with their many exclusive, outstanding advancements, give most miles per gallon—size for size. Hwe’s tto truck “buy” of 1940.^ • THi TSUCK OP VAIUI* Tl— pormmh Hiroogh e»f ew« VMAC *km ot hwnt ovoilobl* rolw MOTOR SERVICE SALES CO., INC. North WUkesboro, North Carolina Father: "You have been call ing on my daughter for more than a year. What are your inten tions?’’ Young Man; ”I had hoped, sir, to become an addition to your family.” Father: "Nothing doing in ad- dition.s, young fellow. You’ll "ur.ve to subtract.” BiluiBger Agency tm. fst ym ■» istt tmim Of iL saaanaMaMMBMs;|j|f|| Ghm Ye On- CoavMfnrt 8MW^ Pop Honoc.^ DEPABTliEHT STOBE, ■'-.V Hortdqpffiirti^ For HANES bAfOOSBROS. DCPARTMEirr STORE Ir W. A. BwUto, who tom yean to tlie tosowHiee bintoassi te manager of ftnwii—l «*ee Aggmusf to tbto city. WOUUD A» WIFB Inventor—This new maebtoe o' miae will do the work of 10 men Friend (after helping with wring house clemiag)—My wife -oocht to have married it. HOW HE KNEW Nutting—How do you know your daughter trusts in God? Cutting—By the company sli- keeps. ONLY HALF WORK Friend — How many people work in your office? Cutting—Well, about half them, I should say. of NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND 4% Penalty On 1939 County Taxes If Payment Is Not Made On Or Before July 1st 1940 Pay Your 1939 Taxes Now And Save This 4% Penalty IC. T. Doughton, SHERIFF OF WILKES COUNTY Under and by virtue of the pow er of sale contained in a certain Deed of Tru&t executed on the 7th day of August, 1939, by Clifford R. Church to H. H. Burgess, Trus tee for Ira T. Johnston, Bowie & Bowie and Eugrene Trivette, to se cure the payment of certain notes, which notes are past due and un paid, and request having been made upon me by the holders of said notes, the undersigned Trustee will expose .to sale at public auc tion at the courthouse door in Wilkesboro, North Carolina, on the 1st day of July, 1940, at twelve o’clock, noon, to the l^hest bidder for cash the following described tracts of land, said sale being made .to satisfy said notes and Deed of Trust, and said lands ly ing and being in Wilkes (bounty, and more particularly described and defined as follows: Two tracts of land on the bead .of Reeds branch adjoining the lands of Elk Creek Lomber Cotn- oany, W. L. Holman, and others, containing 67 acres in the two tracts, more or less, it being the ’and conveyed to Clifford R. Church be deed from James Ad kins and by deed from R. P. (?huKh and irife, which deeds are recorded in the rffice of the Reg ister of Deeds of Wilkes (bounty and to whirii deed reference b hereby made for full and complete deacriptkm of said land. This toe Slat day of May. 1940. i Slat day of Mmj, l»4( NOTICE OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE North Carolina, Wilkes County. IN THE SUPERIOR COURT, BEFORE THE CLERK Mrs. Ella Phillips, Widow, H. M. Phillips and wife, Mary Belle Phillips, L. P. Phillips and "W[ife, Ada Phillips, Della Frazier and Husband, T. J. Frazier —vs— Ralph Phillips and Wife, EJlma Phillips, Mrs. Pauline Phillips, and Eleanor Phillips, Eugene Phillips and Caroline Phillips, Minors. Pursuant to an order of the Clerk of the Superior Court for Wilkes County appointing the un dersigned as commissioner, and under and by virtue of author!^ vested in the undersigned by said order; I will, therefore, on the 16th day of July, 1940, at the hour of 12 o’clock, noon, at the courthouse door in Wilkesboro, N. C., offer for sale to the highest bidder for cash the following described real estate, to-wit: Adjoining the lands of T. B. Finley, Willie Miller, Albert For ester and others, and bounded as follows: Beginning on a hickory in the (Jordan line; .thence North 13 degrees West 176 poles to a white oak sapling; thence West loo poles to a stone; thence South with Laura Miller's line to W. D. V. Miller’s corner: then with his line 100 poles to the Hackett line, W. D. Miller’s comer: thence 60 poles East with the Hackett line and Finley lir,e to the beginning. Containing 115 acres, more or less. For further description reference is hereby made to a deed from C. A. Forester and others to L. E. Phillips, recorded in book 66 page 262 and 263. This 10th day of June, 1940. KYLE HAYES, Commissioner 7-8-4t (m) type. Mr. Bullis has fo,r many year= been an active member of the First Baptist church and has held menrtershi'P in a number of wide ly known fraternities, includini Odd Fellows, K. of P. Lodge ant Jr. O. U. A. M. His genial personality ant' friendliness have attracted and held many valued friendships. Sinp Hwto Far HANES UMDCKWKAR LERNER’S Department Store • When you buy a pair of tootto to size 34, tite them bo^ and putttom on ... to find they’re a scaM 33 and the bottana aMm*t buttoo, yoa*vc a right to be unhappy. In Hamm bro^cloOi Shorts, 3[ou ‘ ‘The For Friendly Service and Hanes Underwear Come to PAYNE CLOTHING CO. get the size Hie Irtiel crtls for. teat it cut generously fiill for comfort. The legs are long and wide enough U> fit properly. Smart new patterns and colors—all' guaranteed fast. Lastez web in the waistband. Hanks broadcloth Shorts and a Hanks Undershirt make a perfect combinatioii. See your Hamm Dealer. SmnS AND IROADGOTH SHOtTS 35^ Siwh r HAN ES CUTCH-filUl SPORTS 93«aad r. H. HANIS KNITTINe COMMNT Wlastaa-1 alsai, N. 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