Plenty of Buyers . . . Ready Ca^ Market,J^or
Cows, Calces* Hoffs, Sfieep
AND OTHEW^' ivFcxor^
Six years ago we began tiie oper^dnn of a livestock auction market where
by farmers could dispose ^ their^rplus stock, (cows, calves, hogs, sheep,
etc.) We had faith in the Woj^, and slowly the market was built into a
live, up-and-going place wli^farmers and cattlemen could sell their stock
for ready cash. Today we Spe plenty of buyers, eager to buy, and we get
top prices for what we sell.,/iiyou haven’t sold with us yet, come -by any
Monday and watch a saW^n^onvince yourself as hundreds of others have
done. And if you wish te buy ^d stock to replace some you may now own
attend the sale and maj^ use of ^(facilities. Glad to have you, any time!
We Urge the Full Coc^ration of AH^ur Citizens In the “Food For Freedom”
Campaign. Plants iuicT Sow All Yfc Can, and Conserve Everything Of
Value, Wheth^ to Eat or Not. n^ll Counts In the War Effort, So
IR FU
DO YOUR FULL SHARE
AND BUY WAR BONDS!
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Livestock
R. P. RILEY, OWNER
BETWEEN THE WILKESBOROS • NEAR UPPER RIVER BRIDGE