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MARCH 22.- 1928
Superior Court Will
Convene March 26tJ
Criminal aud Civil Cases Probab!
Will Not Consume More
Tban a Week
The spria.tr term of Watauga hk
perior court for the trial of crimim
and civil cases, will convene her
March 26th with. Judge Micha<
Schenck presiding: While juroi
have been summoned for a twe
weeks* session, it is likely that hot
the criminal ana civil dockets will b
cleared the lirst week, as there ar
no cases scheduled that will cor
sume a great deal of time.
Following is the calendar for civi
cases: .
Thursday, March 29
J. C. Triplett
Ella Triplett
1 vs.
W. W Beach
M. C. Beach
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
2 vs.
F. E. Duncan. VY. B. Hodges
1>. IL Holler, T.'F. Lovill am
,t. S. Lovill
J. B. Taylor
8 vs.
Z. A Robertson and \V. 0
Robertson, Trading as Glob*
Realty & Auction Co.
J. IX Thomas, T. E. Reeve
and Walter Worth
4 vs.
Sam Potter
J. S Winkler, Adm. of E. F
Lovill, Margaret B raw ley, W
R. Lovill and W. R. Lovill, Jr
j> * vs.
Peoples Bank & Trust Co.
G. \V. Sebastain
. Matoka Law son
Walter H Lawson
6 vs.
A. H. Johnson
W. L. Lenoir and M. R. Har
shaw. trading as Lenoir Hard
ware Company
7 vs.
E. W. Thompson
Sarah M Thompson
Valle Cruets Bank
8 vs.
W. W. Norman, VV. L. Norman
Mrs. W. W. Norman and J. H
Voncannon
Commercial Investment Trusl
Company
9 vs.
H. S. WaKner and W. J- Wagnei
A. B. Vanitoy
10 vs.
Scott Swift
Ed S. Williams
A. W. Brown
11 vs.
W. S. Wellborn
N. E. Moretr
12 vs.
J. K. Miller and Alice Miller
Andrew C. Walsor.
13 vs.
Mabel Watson
Filmore Watson
14 vs.
Carrie E. Watson
Coleen Laws
16 vs.
Jeff 5,aws
I.. E. Taylor
16 vs.
H. V. Taylor
T. C. Norris and Joe Morris
17 vs.
I... A. Greene
i-. .-mams, * arrie ?. Adam?
18 vs.
J. A. Wouciie
It. A. Adams. Carrie E. Adams
13 vs
Fi-idly, March 30
J. A, Woodie
Clayton Hayes
20 vs.
Agnes Hayes
Elliott Daingerlield
21 vs.
Mrs. IrT, M. -Schiltz
W. I.. Greene;
'22 vs.
Wataupa Co. Road Commissior
Abraham Potter
23 vs.
Clarence Potter
Sarah .Phillips
Maliiyila Davis
24 vs.
Amos Stanbury, D. L. Stan bury
William H. Stanbury,' \V. A.
Cowles, executor of .lohn Stanmmmmmmimm
VERY LITTLE
TO SAY
but a lot to think
about: A savings
account can be
spent at any time;
but it is never desired
more keenly
than the time when
its need is most imperative.
Bank of Blowing Rock
BLOWING ROCK, N. C.
_ is ^rtrrrrrr^bury,
deceased
l>. M. Winebargcr
i i 23 vs. !
Flank l.ookabiU. o. B- EairurC
y' and \V. .M. Winebursrer
S. V. Toratinson
! 26 vk.
li. V,. Jackson, E. C. N orris and j
i-i !. J. Winebari;tr
il' W. C. Shell
e 2T vs.
:i Tiacy Council!
a Merchants & Traders Bank j
i- 28 vs.
h A. 0. Keece, \V. B. Reeve. J. C.
e Reece. W. H. Reeee
e C. Rapao and fsolinc Proffitt I
i- 29 vs.
A. N. Brown and W. M. Brown;
i! Peoples National Bank
29 ?. _ vs.
. W. S. JVhitinrr and C. K. Hey- j
Rood
R. I.. Clay
80 vs.
Mrs. W. L. Riles
F. I. Stevens
S1 > <;
W. R. Winkler
E. K. Oragir
J 32 ' vs.
J. R. Kaganian
E. ,K. Gragg
33 vs.
J. R. Hugaman
pj D. .T. Cottrell
34 vs.A.
R. Greene and J. T. Simmons
Hardin Coffey. by his next
friend. Blaine Coffey
3o. vs.
W. A. Chambers
S. C. Eggers & Co.. Reese &
Williams
36 vs.
Ze.b Earthing
Taylor Motor Company
37 vs.
Ford Miller, J, C. Miller, C. C.
Davis and S. C. Ford
A. G. Miller
' 3S vs.
.1. F. Welch and Mrs. .I.F. Welch
Mrs. Rosa Call, Adm.
| 33 vs.
Frank Welch
Satin-day, March 31
W. J. Wagner, J". A. Aldridge
and J. L. Wagner
' 40 vs.
J. 1?. Jestice, Minne J est ice
?>To!)ie E. Shackleford
f 41 vs.
C. E. Moore
Dana Harmon
12 vs.
Axie Harmon
Mattie Thomas
13 vs.
[ W. A. Thomas
D. B. Bingham
Carrie H. Binghan44
vs.
II. K. Bingham *
Jennie. Bingham
W. G. Hartzog, N. C. Brovvn
45 vs. I
BUI
Outsells any
inBuic]
Motorists li
almost as ma
Buick motor c
an *n rt ? -?->
U * i !fl ?\ J&
| Buicks field
TJfiifh mean
when if is bad
SED ANS $1191 to $ 199%
sport model;
Alipri<fs f. o. b. tihu, ifiVA.. t?rrrnnu7i/ to
tfue Kulf Jmrtfti
CALDWELL MO
| lenoir, ncr"
Children
Cry far
is apl-easant, harm- ^
less Substitute for s-dr
Castor Oil. Paregoric, Teething
Drops and Soothing Syrups,
' especially. prepared for Infants
in arms and Giildren all ages.
I; To avoid imitations, always look for ti
' Proven directions on each package
Till? WATAUGA DEMOCRAT- - Iv
G .A. St anbury
W P. iloii. trading- as Piedmont
Realty
*IG vs.
J. C. Bj-owi
\V. P. Holt, trading ar. Piedmont
Realty Co
4 7 vs.
F. C Ward '
United States Tire Co.
18 vs.
F. C. Ward
Michelin Tive Co.
49 vs.
F. C. Ward
E, C. Hodges
50 vs.
Cleve Holler
.1 *P^ HrileWnn ?'.<
51 vs.
Bank of Blowing Rock
The Noland Company, Inc.
52 vs.
J. W. Todd, Robert Winkler,
Marion Winkler
[,eon Day
5,". vs.
Lottie Day
George I. Fox, Inc.
54 vs.
M. R. Wilson
M. J. Williams
55 vs.
A. C. Williams, Dessie Wiiliams
Tulia Teague
56 vs.
Hiram Teague
A. G. Miller
57 vs.
E. S. Williams, Myra Williams
Albert Woodring
5K jrjB vs.
Alvin J. Cole
Boone Chevrolet Co.
59 vs.
"And by the way, Arthur, after
you were robbed did you call the
"Danrn right. Habzibah. Everything:
I could think of."
w'TrSave
r Baby
Don't let them die?
br. ^Gear's Chick.
Diardioes Tablets
IMPROVED
?will protect them against wliite
diarrhoea and bowel troubles. An intestinal
antiseptic. Use a full can.
If not satisfied, will refund your
rooncv,
SaMki
BOONE HARDWARE CO., Boone
T. L. MAST & BRO., LoviSl
CK
other 3 cars
kfs field
ke you invest
mv dollars in
:ars as in any
e cars in
-r y y
s something
zed by dollars
COUPES $1195 to $t850
>$1195 to $1525
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!e, is u?ii'labia. j
TOR COMPANY
TH CAROLINA
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Physinians everywhere re-commend it.
i'KRY THURSDAY?BOONE, N- C.
1'LANF. "LANDS" IN ! and 17th sired*
TIMES SQUARE j 50-foot wing 'tjjjjfei
; rnanv tens of to
i Now York, March 15 ?Uncltj Sam go niia Dallas. T?
Ihar. gone into the y.re.ss agent l>asi-; 1 he lusetage *?
ncss t-' advertise the air mail. There powerful trucfe!
| is resting on a wooden base today! on its own wheel
| 011 the "Island'* known as New York j truck all the way
at Longacie Square between 46th1 through the tunm
Sl%[ #5 MO
MEARl
MEM 1
| TO ??
THEY SATISFY
and yet THEY'RE MILD
. *
*
Fisher 8o<hm
CH?v?-\>let ii the Iowcm prjced cm m
tftr wor(it offering hjuhl?o?t and tteei
bodies by Fuller.
Adjustable Valve Tappet*
it,. i
. ? ....iiwfiumotor ei
Sthe nrwChcrrolrt Ku tdiiiRaMc viKc
Upped.
"frtdir Strut'* Piston*
Constant clearance alloy (lirtem d*sijjned
with' two "inv.ir jurats" in ceclr,
make the Ci'-ttmlct nio?i' unsoothcr,
ujtthpir.r anil more powetfol
Rugged One-Piece Rear Axle
The rear a.\Ie oi' the CHevroler w a 5
orwypifcv: unit pxovtJ by millions
ot miles of use.
-t-.di Bearing Steering Gear
rhv Steerinj; wtctwRism of the new
j Chevrolet ? clue J vcUh h\l! hxM?in^?
I tht m- ..Kni:.
.Von-Locking Fo-.zi - Wheel
Brakes !
ChevrWict's four' wheel'brakes |fn uon?
lov LIi'-ii, iuvsan area ot '.S9t?q. in.anil
are scjnratc from the. emergency (
Genuine Dueo Finishes %t0/sS
All Checjfolet model* are finished ir. ?
moJisii slu.l? of Kenaiac Dua> which ]T|
Ouibtntni its luttrous new car beauty
indefinitely. j
Crankcc.se Breathing System
A ventilating system which dearr the ^
crank case of vapor* prior to condomadds
materially to motac life. C2
AC Oil Filter jjj
.Strains out dire ami forcifpt material
from the motor oil thereby Incorawng PO
the life of all mwing parts inside rtae j ^Jg
aooiur.
Sp
AC Air Cleaner ;r>.
An AC Aif O.eantr I* anoth<er 6a??r u;
aafrptiard >vhi?h remove* t<i>K *n.i I
Ijrlt from the a5r ?irawr? info the I
reior- in
Srmz'iyiiptiL Shock Absorber |
Springs he
Gotulort ar.-J ?t<Jv otvr ,i!ljya,/? i- .i-w | tCX
iufo.1 l?v Clifvrrt'cs's xrrakllipliit j at >
?ho<K absorber tjfhis.** u! parallel to |
t!victnf. The To
or RoiJ
) Safety Gasoline 7'anh The
Coupe
All Chevrolet n* ?JcU have * fatrtv , .
, , Fhe
mo t"-A m i.io rear ail J a vacuum Sevian
Jut! ?-?om .vhirh n;surcs positive i The Spn
olint.-cupp'v even on the ?t(cpc?( hillr. 1 Cabrioi
?
Boone Ch
Boor
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1 QUALITY A
.rr3_,.
THREE
. a r.-Uci- with a' Modest M5/s: "l suppose I'm the
'Uii 'hat h-v> earn*. ti; ,;[-- (Iveatai jia! here tonight.**
' *"< ' tSoastf;:! Ben {5Jtler.tr> "I .-.uki. 1
^Taltnrhett f. I'm;^hc worat ,,nKScd si"
and ui&'.Ur the t.'ipj
- towed Soh-t .; the < heard you. I \vas fust trying
Stohi Hatlk-y Field; tt, ?&*.
?1 to Times Square. I
aSmnmnkammimBi^^
NTHS +4*
LY A MILLION
HAVE CHANGED
1ESTERFIELD I
i
'a/vv hergs why:
We state it as our honest
belief that the tobaccos used is
Chesterfield cigarettes are of
finer ijualityaml hence of better
taste than in any other cigarette
at the price.
Ijccktt 4 Mvek3 Tobacco Co.
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eature of Advanced
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o matter what you pay for a motor car, you
mnot buy more modern design, more proved!
trformance or more advanced engineering
an is offered in the Bigger and Better Cheviot!
Every unit ot this remarkable car has been
iveloped by engineers and scientists who are
ecialistsinthat particular technical field,and
quality, stamina andperformancehave been
ovecl by tens of thousands of miles of testing
the General Motors Proving Ground! Come
and see for yourself! The more you know
our engineering?the more quitklv will vou
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v.- '/-i-ifi ^ Hf. ' LicKt Delivetv $ -?<-> ?
<XT "675 X ^ <?ft?ssi*OnIy>
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tevrolet Co.
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