PACE TWO Loans for Ex-Soldiers 1 Are Now Available ? * { ! Fodk-rvd Government Cowplttes Arfc Servjci*, Srr^iuoit?fS Frldily, April 11 Annoumn jiu'ju is made hero by LU-y'.i S Isaacs. CQirijy*ap.d?r Watauga ;V-: No. 1 pos sihle for loans ; he made to vet -' , olVany sum not in excess of the, loan value of his certificate. Accoitling to a '.u; r to Mr Isaacs :: from i. S. Piumm:. regional iwana-; ' per of the i.Tnite?i States Veterans' ' bureau in Charlotte, loans may be j * made only to the veteran named in.'3 the certificate and neither 'he betti 1 iiciary nor tny >ther person has any!0 rights in rlu's ccsia >:{ The- reason' '' of the bopepviary . - n ' : ?;- : dv tic . 'A art of or.gr; .; pro\ t-.liit.-r thai a J> loan .the r.,c the oj-.rtttli - 1 can* may b - ju:u .\ ..h khz without, the cor.. : ii >i the beneficiary thereof. ! 1.A . not he nn-de available a oii -:ii*y,^qL*?t-ific'ato >w?}i fffiSBfr the ex- ' p;r-..i.->n of few ft years f'-om the date f> of the berth' Th matter iuen ilieu which va; the hi < h in ^tW franks. }\u< beer; wor k- ; at by -.ht. govern rr> em. Thvr id --dixoti the veteran --ha ; be ' ?vtu'o : hed by i'i hy postmaster eC ' the f-itmiitiii;') a; \vjr.cb the veieraajd lives, ?*r *'>> an oi'fiee'r, ever his of- lieia' title, of -w \ Afnepcan 1.< j_ri> . l'o.-t. A me near lied Cross and other v kindred oruan1 '.atb.ns ox an offict r over his oft" -nil title. of the state or v national body v?i :'ich organization, or notary pubiij, which iuentifica- r tion will be certified on prescribed i}{ form. The rate, 'ol inf r- .- t which the hu-1 ; read shall charge upon such i loan shall be 'wo .wi * per annum more than the rale charged :P the date of the loan for the discount >.i 1 90|py commercial papir under see-, tfon 1of he Federal Reserve act by the Federal Reserve Bank of tlx district i:. which is located !the re ' ghoni office or hoijfti at ^J! ida?h \vji> be ntajdv" far a pc-. rinust bjg $5 of : multiple.-: of $5; -i-r. ;' ; -' A surveyor ?n Arizona v..p,,rts has nnr seew a de-vo of -lu horse.- fro.-.en to death, bui: standing erect, in a snovYvintl just as viuy Iliad huditfru ' j. . thcr before the. ggggg " fi1 , . 'r- \lrt.'ui 1%vi. .'xVu's ;a?ie^t' sifom'arthq id said to s?vV of reriavjr.mgr sv.b m oiiOyiiaVf days. J Suppose this were the heading of a nev/spa- \ per article referring to i an accident in which\ If'OuR car was invol- ; /ed? The .liivfe-" 3 <:2i- with- I " -r.e '.::vu!v-i: a j *i ' thec w.V, call for the ;;:y- J ment tcoc sand - of d >5'.a .. Liab !i > 3&* ras cy rovi ?<; < ::>] r[ fen?c and p:\yi-- awa;d lip {o ihc nirioa x of thy policy. CaSI, write cr phone this agency of the Hartford Fire Insurance Company make sure that you have complete protection. Boone Insurance; ! & Realty Co.,incFor information about CollitFion, Property Damage, Fire, Theft, Employers' Liability, Rain, Bond, ! see GORDON H. WINKLER. General Manager -tow NORTH CAROLINA HAS | BENEFITED BY GOOD ROADS ! i (By frank Page, N. C. Highwuvi t omni si-.!icr. iu X o York Awu-CKvia). . . f The b inkling of eur slate system >:\ highways ui North Carolina dur-; ng the last live years has linked tu:etber out great triink'-linf railroads' tad oar vu^rvsys into; ?iii ei'teetic:; ir;nsrort:iiiG(! roach in o. Or: *he coast: ur ports receive imporls ?iom id' ver she world distributed u> our \irolinu gireets by uvd arid arc tor. t cons-.wise shipping -ukes potatoes. {?Ions and track produce to Baltimore, Washing" arid N<;w York. >u: trunk-Uric? railroads take ouryabi'jcated tobacco, cotton and fornl ure fron? tlic factories ox GasrOnia.j >urkajrn. Winston-Salem and High; bint and deliver them to ail parts !' the United Stales and other cikj.-;-;:es. Our b.eOO miles of state highay system?4 a00 miles improved us the secondary feeder -dads?;ire ! ie mean'-- by which much of the raw yaltra!.- get To the factories and re." to the rails. Conversely Cucy re ti tie means of distribution of our| nports a,h<; food pvoda^ia to our bo'plci J''--yiji'-. ' \ State's Greatest Progress l*i ; his period of five yekrs from ro 1 bibj North Carolina has uro | >riviy pv:-.de grta.ei -progress? ' agH?[ e'lovJiy. judustrially and soeiaily }UJp any other si ate iri the I. . ;r .-insiiar period of time. One of': o most inypoit-arrt factors in this eramorp'h.;-is has bee.;; our h'orh- * ay iniprov.'iiKT:! ptoyrritnrj, involve < the ' $12-3.000,000 X ?rth of Ui'^l\ivayv sin e liU-Ofr^-roo !' ;t !/. sir.cv when v. e issued i j)Or0f}OfC*O0 ii. >onds and later S3o.l!O,<>0,U kcm i- to build a stale system f highway-- 1 WHat ria been the suit" Has it L'lfn-d or hurt industry. ?i}j: icultnn . v- taxpayer, the i'.OOU mil s of ink-lir.c radjfo&tr^ and Ktuo milesC f shot: lines in ihr statu'.' ; A few tacts will help u.-s y an?Vor-r: :an)&? ' uU'miter . ? fv for,the. i o-..;;r.ry iti; a \vtifih> ??> \Ve ftjjffie hy>iVr ;srdniaji^ut.e^e va-; *1 svt:^. vahu d at 0. T fcfec'y orifeh&itfO|)u| :n;^? g&7in??'-, arioiu; after f iieal -y l??tt f? :.h and .sHfeta!^ Ui; : , u ! oruu j ly a-lv?- yrcw fov onistdr Koad?..d?? Mnrlii'i'i ivo'H;.ie murk**:? u\ui city nirii [A]ny oil ny wot proud outap of the i excel!? "STAIN GASC I?WI THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?BV markets have stimulated the jrruw;s$jr--o.f truck produce uu *mr farms . ! are the out - i r the farm suri-'ajs. The Jana women are the tm:> lauKHsor; of this o;?pb.;s. and \v;ih -he first avtttia&li* ca.-h iwnejf most of them haw vii'i r had are putting modern voiu'vJncnces into their domes, dressing' them-eAvcs and thejr ohl'idrevs i ?tier. j>aintmjr .heir house** and beautifying their yards. Wo ra ve revere red oar iosi provinves--those sections of the state to the far : : s: and w est formerly foreign to the tale so f'ai lis transportation cor* mictions of ;?iy kind \vc. rued. To reach senw \ the e .-.' a.- in our ?\vn stale involved r-.d! "ravel through one and someti memo adjoining states. Our highways were out of the question for travel to these piaees. Today the road* have gone through ami \Ve have pul every part of the s.Jsitie within reach of every other part?almost from; :i to sunset over the s'atr! i r-vf: v- . t y r- y stem. The state of North Carolina h;i-: aV.K t\ tht i *a ) in -pir.die hours op! ?;ii '< by editor mid.-/. The true; ate :' i } y has multiplied j tin; - s v.ce I ?00. while the ? pn". ire country was increasing vhe \ [ rue vat :e by lour times. The ques-j ' "on inay . . to how far thcujjhwny < i ' r refilled v-lib hritig- ; hi- iv w . ! i analyze the til nation lurns.-r. Road User Pays Wv i.a?: in? Til -ur tali- .system : a?:< main aiuing .t enrvrtdy at; he expense of the r-ad user. There ! : "" ate p ope-rlv b?. >; for high * vuys. State higftiviiy moneys com** \ 'rom three ^u: .-? >?bonds, motor egistyatidii fee- and gas taxes. The >nds ;iiv issu; d serially a lid arcs ice. erl through a sinking fund main- , amed erctire'iy hy the mivtoT taxes. h; r.eji -ju. slate legislature *sabl shod a siate h ghway system. *>.VbO mile;, in length ami lapping- i?vv . .!!,-. \ si.it and ty el' impoi; ;uu-. . The state is ; v\v maintain toy mile- of toad u? - a mi mil en of n?our; rail The roads first imprsivoo" natural? between i he beet* use ed:nm u n \ eatio'n h' \y i nece >sury before 1 Ituvrr 'Oty.e ?> n;>'?S of the >.? .v ; ' is ri;ed<;niinant!y . ,i nhurah -a i h' lr.arni larturtnjr- ee?v. * r .j i'li the Pi.-.iii; n:l :o?> around . v it:, a. 'VVVd?io?:. Salem/ Grhfcnf .l ; . : d; -!_ a, High Our highway . our iiiosiry and agr-. ' dlave iT,iponderth-^e;teIt tiup.e Cih other Tip- lumber for .iS-J Iffjj " coxnpaild be f to turn roduct iniform slice of DARD" )LINE ' fSTGtV THURSDAY?BOONE. N C. [ EE CERTAINLY NEE ; ( I % ; 'rtsA^ ': il I? W'l-lhA ~ i, it ,^v, Aw A - ? X'\\ * i ;i?,k"."'yMr"-te of the y baccos known to 4 n. iplrl 4 yet, they're MILD -4: