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WBlt 5. j |y . !-| SSS JANUARY 22, 1931 ? Church Announcements ADVENT CHRISTIAN REV. S. E. GRAGG, Pastor fSffl Sunday School each Sunday at fflW 9:45. Morning service at il o'clock, t FIRST BAPTIST 1 2? REV. P. A. HICKS, Pastor < I Sunday School S>:15 a. ni.f S. T. C. j Wright, superintendent. Preaching . at 11 a. rn. and 7 p. m- B Y. U. U.'s 6 p. in. Brotherhood 6:00 p. m* Midweek prayer service on Wednesdays at 7:3U p. m. ' Choir practice on Friday, 7 p. m- s METHODIST CHURCH - i DR. O. .1. CHANDLER, Pastor 1 Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.. J. D. I ' Ranltin, Superintendent. t Preaching, at 11 n. m. and 7 p. m. ? fby Dr. Chandler. t Epwcrth League, 6:15 p. m. 1 JjSj Prayer meeting on Wednesday at 7 p. re. 1 f Choir practice on Friday, 7 p. m. LUTHERAN CHURCHES St. Marks, Bailey's Camp '7 Preaching service the first Sunday!, of each month at. 11 ?. ni. Sunday j~ Virgil Bradshaw, acting superinton- ! ' ?* dent. Grace?East Boone ; t 1f service every second ana lourtn j Sunday at 11 a. in., and every first and third Sunday at 8 p. m. Sunday!1 School every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.,'[ Professor G. L. Sawyer, superinten- i dent- Luther League meets every j School every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.; j Sunday at 7 p- m. Vesper service at < 7 o'clock p. m. Holy Communion Congregation Clark's Creek j Preaching: service the third Sunday , of each month at 11 a. m. Sunday t School every Sunday at 9:45 a. m.; Perry Towhsend, Superintendent. Banner Elk Station j t.Service every fourth Sunday at li , o'clock p. m. To all these services the public is most cordially invited. J J. A. YOUNT, Pastor. s WATAUGA CHARGE REV. H. M. WELMAN, Pastor t Ilenson's Chapel?Second a n 0 > Fourth Sundays. 11 a. m. Sunday!, Srtjool at 9:45, J. B. Horton, super-!.' & intendent. Epworth League, 6 p. m. Valle Cruets?1'reaching every t First anu Third Sunday at 11 a. ni. ' Sunday School 10 a. 111., J. M. Shull, I superintendent. Epworth League ev- ( ferv Wednesday night. < Mabel?Preaching every Second i i ??wi Vam,.H. Q.m/iou ??- i ~ ' ff day School 10 a. m., Mr. Moire tz, su- * purintendent. 3K V( NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND WAR- ] RANT OF ATTACHMENT !North Carolina, Watauga County: j Boone Hardware Company. Inc.,! vs. F. Moore. j The defendant above named will take; notice that a summons in the above entitled action was issued against said dcefndant on the l?th day of .January, 19<il, by A. E. Souths Cleyk tof the Superior Court of Watauga County-, North Carolina, for the sum of due said plaintiff by account, which summons is returnable before said Clerk at his office at Boone in said county of Watauga on the 17th day of February, 1931. The defendant will also take notice that a warrant of attachment was issued by said Clerk on the 17th day of January, 1931, against the property of said defendant, which wavT rant is returnable before the said Clerk, at the time and place above r.amed for the return of the summons, when and where the defendant is required to appear and answer or demur to the complaint or the relief ftarnnnHrf.fi will bp o-r-inO.il This 17th (lav of January, 11131. 1 A, (1 SOUTH. Clcj,'k of/Superior Couvi. a John E. Brown, Atty.-'for Plaintiff A" , l-22-4t , NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND WAR- < RANT OF ATTACHMENT North Carolina, Watauga County. The Watauga County Bank vs. J. i F. Moore. The defendant above named will take I notice that a summons in the above entitled action was issued against ' said defendant on the 17th day of January, 1931, by A. E. South, Clerk 1 of the Superior Court of Watauga 1 County, North Carolina, for the sum of $2,285.60, due said plaintiff by note, which summons is returnable ' before said Clerk at his office in 1 Boone, in said County of Watauga 1 on the 17th day of February, 1931. The defendant will also take notice ' that a warrant of attachment was is- 1 sued by said Clerk on the 17th day j of January, 1931, against the property of said defendant, which war- 1 rant is returnable before the said ] S Clerk, at the time and place above : named for the return of the sunr- ! mons, when and where the defend- 1 ant is required to appear and answer or demur to the complaint or the ' mm reiief demanded will be granted. j 1 Tnjg i 7th day of January, 1931. [' A. E. SOUTH, }.? os#--:'' Clerk of Superior Court. J John E. Brown, Atty. for Plaintiff. l-22-4t ^ | LOOK and LISTEN! | t Soles and Heel Taps on Men's I f Boots $1.25 Z Soles and Heel Taps on Men's 2 ; Dress Shoes . $1.00 S Soles and Heel Taps on Ladies' a Dress Shoes - .90c X ONE PRICE TO ALL. NO X WORK CHARGED 1 2 Daniel Boone Shoe 2 | Shop j Where Quality Work Is Ddne * ! NOTICE TO DEFENDANT *oriU Carolina, Watauga County, in the Superior Court: Texie Greene Main vs. John Main. The defendant, in the above entiled action, John Main, will take noice that an action entitled as above ias been commenced in the Superior 3ourt of Watauga County by the 3 lain tiff, Ida Greene Main, for the jurposo of having the bonds of rnafc-imony heretofore existing oetweer. he said plaintiff and defendant dedared void, and for the purpose of securing a divorce from said defenlant a vinculo matrimonii. The defendant will further take notice that le is required to appear at the court rr. icuse in Boone, North Carolina, on he 12th day of February, 1931, and mswer cr demur to the complaint of f. he plaintiff or the relief therein u irayed for will be granted. ei This the 10th day of January, ?) 931. i, A. E. SOUTH, Clerk Superior Court. Fohn K. Brown, Atty. for Pinintiff. s< 1-15-4 | t| t? NOTICE OF MORTGAGEE'S SALE By virtue of the power of sale eonained in said mortgage deed execut- v ;d to O. G. Mitchell by T. 0. Hodges a md wife, Julia Hodges, on the 14th n lay of March, 1922, and default hav_lsl ng been made ni thh payment of the| n noney therein secured, and therein j JJ provided. I will, on Saturday, February 14, 1931, at 1 i ,N o'Clock P. M. j* it the courthouse door of Watauga bounty, sell to the highest bidder fori :ash, the following described veal es-l^.( ate, to-wit: I BEGINNING on a stake in the) J1 oad near a sugar tree, Brown's cor- ' lev and runs south about 15 poles h 0 a stake on top of a ridge on south ^ >ank of road; then south 80 west " ilong the road six poles to a stake jit the old saw mill setting; then south crossing the branch 9 4-5 poles to r 1 buckeye, then north 80 east 8 poles ? 0 a beech; then south 10 poles lo J 1 beech in the Bill Miller line; then lorth 77 east 11 poles to a stake near i birch; then south 83 east 23 poles o a stake in the Little's linn; then lorth 20 west with said line 12 poles a ;o two water oaks, Little's corner; hen north with Little's line to a ^ diestnut. Browns' corner, then v*ith Browns' line to the beginning, conaining 20 acres, more or less. ' This the 13th day cf Jan., 1931. 11 J. F. HORTON, 1 1-15-1 Assignee of O. G. Mitchell s p MAT.nn P IHM iv,c. ur LAttl1 1 IUIN bALb V Under and by virtue of an execu- ^ lion issued, to the undersigned sheriff of Watauga County in that certain action entitled W. G. Hartzog ,-s. .1. F. Ilorlor. and G. B. Horton, ? for the sum of $312, interests and _ msts 1 will on Monday, February 2nd, 1931, at 1 o'clock p. m., at the murthouse door in Boone, N. C., sell o to the highest bidder for cash all c the right, title and interest which t :ho said, J. F. Norton and G. B. Hoi- e ;on has in the following described 1 and: k Lying and being in Boone Town- d ihip. Beginning on a double chest- i? lut on top of Johns Ridge, J. W. Torton and D. F. Norton's old corler aud runs south S8 east 11 poles 1 a5 a chestnut. Thence south 46 east ~ 1 poles to a chestnut. Thence south ^ > < Saajeasv poles to a stake. Then south 48 cast 18 poles to stake [Fox Dcn)v Then south 85 l/^t 10% poles to a stake, thence 30 east 22 t iole.3 to a stoke. .Thence south 23 V> tl ?ust 8 poles to a stake. Then south 11 ^1^2. :\ycft;i.. poles to a stake, ex- ^ :reme ht. Johns Ridge. Then south J 75 west 8 poles to a chestnut oak. p Then south 70 west 14 poles to a a ihestnira Then south 45 1-2 west 19 ( 1-2 poles to a chestnut. Then south c 74 west 30 poles to a chestnut in h bench oi ridge. Then south 82 west i'l 1-2 poles to a stake. Then south J 56 west 8 poles to a sourwood. Then ^ with 63 west 18 poles to a staked f ihiddle road. Then with road west H 1 ,1-2 If) poles to a stake in road in r lid line, now D. F. and J. F. Hor- h ton's corne.r. Then north 85 west J L9 1-2 poles to a stake on a riuge. 1 Then up said ridge 42 poles to a r bunch of chestnut oak saplings, extreme top. Then with top of said ridge n. w. course 13 ploes to a \\a -J ter oak, D. F. and J. W. Hortou's ~ >ld cornel. Thence west 24, poles to ^ dogwood. Thence south 66 west 62 poles to a white oak, the Howell line. Thence north 42 poles to a red oak, now down, thence west 30 poles to i hickory, thence north 72 poles to o i beech. Thence east 64 poles to a ~c sugar tree, thence south 40 eaot 16 ?' poles to a cucumber. Thence east 1 105 poles to a sourwood, Hugger and j1 Norton's corner. Thence south 85 16 j Doles to a stake. Thenoe south 86 -i ?ast 14 poles to a hickory. Thence h south 38 east 15 poles to the begin-! c ning. containing 125 acres, move or less. i From the above described proper- t ty is excepted the following property j which has been allotted the defend- ] ants a3 a homestead: .. - f Beginning on a stake at the public }, road, 2 poles up said road above- the ] barn, runs north 70 east 30 poles lo ; a stake. Then south 10 west to a J stake in D. F. Horton's line. Then j with D. F. Horton's line to a stake 3 in public road. Then up said road < to the beginning, containing ahent 1 10 acres. 1 This the 2nd day of January* 1 1931. L. M. FARTHING, Sheriff By H. A. Hagaman, D. S. l-8-4t John E. Brown, Attorney. - \d THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EV BE Nature Thought of Everything Nature thought of everything when the human booy was made. When Iho body is about to become ill, c&l\uo planned danger .signals to warn jl?. Thus, if oar children grind their teeth when they sleep*or lack appetite, or puffer from abdominal pains, or itch ai>out Uie nose and fingers, we should know that they may have contracted I worms. Then, if we are wise, we buy a . bet rI? of IVhite's Cream Vermifngo and ' safely and surely expel the worms. Thus ! trc avoid the danger of very serious | trouble. White's Cream Vermifuge costs only 35c a bottle, and can bo bought from i HODGES DRUG COMPANY' NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE By virtue of an execution directed > the undersigned Sheriff of Watuga County in that certain action! ntitlcd Asheville Fish Co. et al vs. '. J. Boyden for the sum of $1-12.51 itorest and costs, I will, on Monday, February 2, 1931, at One o'Clock P. M. ^11 to the highest bidder for cash, tie following described real estate, j-wit: BEGINNING on a stake in the urnpike road, corner of lot ccneyed by C. J. Ken worthy to^ Council nd Taylor, and runs with said line |orth 16 1-2 east 210 feet to a take, coiner of said lot; thence Ilorth 75 1-4 east 66 feet; thence ortn 30 east 258 feet; thence north 9 1-4 west 14 1; thence north 29 Lo.t-4- 1 AO r^.%4- . ' 1. Tfl 1-9 I est GO feet to a stake in the south dgc of Spring Strtet,; thence south 8 west with said street 53 feet; then >uth 50 west 133 feet; thence south 2 west with said street 165 feet; lence south 55 1-3 west 233 1-2 p.ct. to a stake at the junction of pring and Chestnut streets, southwest side; thence south 4 and 4.5 linutes east 152 feet to a slake al lie junction of Spring Street with tie turnpike, road; thence with said oau south 64 east 300 feet, more r less, to the beginning, being Lot io. 0 of the Fairview lands as made y .John M. Houeke in the year 887. From the above is exempted the allowing allotted to D. J. Hoyden s a homestead: BEGINNING on a stake at highay running a direct course between irst and second cottages on oast ide to a chestnut tree; thence about 0 feet to a stake near dead chestut snag; then a straight line bcween two and three on west side lo [ take at highway near telephone! ole; then with highway to the beguiling, containing middle cottage w io\v of three cottages east of the j Mowing Rock Hotel. This the 5tli day of January, l'J31. L. M. FARTHING, Sheriff Watauga County ly H. A. Hagaman. D. S. 1-8-41 EXECUTOR'S NOTICE naving quuuiieu us executrix f the will of L. N. Perkins, ?ra?-j eased, this is to notify all prisons! o present any claims against saidj state on or before December 3l> 9-31 or this notice will be plead in ar of their recovery. A I! persons inebted to the estate will please make nmediate settlement. This January 1, 1931. MARY F. PERKINS. -l-6t COMMISSIONER'S SALE forth Carolina, Watauga County, in the Superior Court: Tiwn of Boone vs. M. P. Gritcher and Mrs. M. P. Critcher. inder and by virtue of an order Ke Superior Court appoint.'-..- tiuj ndcrsigned a commissioner and diec.ling the sale of the land heieipIter dnscrihed in a certain i\> radiourc proceeding for Vhruary 2, 1931, at 1 o'clock p. ru. t the courthouse door of Watauga! Jounty, sell to the highest bidder for ash the following described tract ot\ and: BEGINNING oh the corner of , ting and Depot Streets near the! Jritcher Kctel and runs south 20 .?^2] iegrees west with Depot Street 155! eet to a stake; thence south 53 do prees east. 140 feet to a stake; thence iorth 20 1-2 degrees east 155 feet to ling Street; thence with King Street 40 feet to the beginning, and being he lot on which the Crilcher Hotoi iow stands. This January p. 1931. GRACE SHERRILL, Commissioner ohn E. Brown, Atty. l-8-4t COMMISSIONER'S SALlf ~ "forth Carolina, Watauga County, in the Superior Court: Town of Boone vs. M. P. Cvifccher and Mrs. M. Pr Critcher. Under and by virtue of an order f the Superior Court appointing the indersgined a commissioner and aieeting the sale of one-third interest n the land hereinafter described in i certain foreclosure proceeding for axes. I will on Februaiy 2, 1931, at :00 o'clock p. in. at the courthouse loor of Watauga County, sell to the lighest bidder for cash the following Icscribed tract of land: BEGINNING 011 corner of Lot No. on King Street and runs north 53 -2 degrees West with King Street >0 feet to corner of Lot No. 4; hence south 34 degrees west with ine of Lot No. 4 100 feet to u 10 'oot alley; thence south 53 1-2 decrees east with said allqy 50 feet ;o corner of Lot No. 1; thence north i4 1-2 degrees east with line of Lot 4o. 1 to the beginning. Tis lot being Lot No. 2J3 of the ttivers addition to the Town of Soone sold by the Globe Realty Co. >n the 28th day of October, 1922. Reference is made to map of said ot on file in Plat Book No. 1 in the >ffico of the Register of Deeds for .Vatauga County. This January 2, 1931. GRACE SHERRILL, Couuuissioner. [ohr. E. Brown, Atty. l-S-(t I Legal Advertisements j Advertiiemcnt* Appearing under this heading are payable strictly in advance. Tbit rale applies to all. Please do not ask the publishers to deviate* COMMISSIONER'S SALE North Carolina, Watauga County, in the Superior Court: Town of Boone vs. Elia Shearer. Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court appointing the| undersigned a commissioner and directing the sale of the land herein-1 after described in a certain foreclosure proceeding for taxes, I will on February 2, 1931, at 1:00 o'clock p. m at the courthouse door of Watauga County, sell to the highest bidder for cash the following described tract of land. BEGINNING on a locust in the edge of North Street, thence in an easterly direction with said street about 8 poles to a stake. Hunter Horton's corner; thence in a northerly direction with Hunter Horton's line 69 feet to a stake; thence in an easterly direction 26 feet to the edge of African Street; thence in a northerly direction with said street about 190 feet to a stake. Hunter Helton's corner; ihence in a westerly direction with Hunter Morton's line and the cemetery; thence in a southerly direction about 10 poles to the beginning, containing one acre, more or less. This 2nd day of January, 1031. GRACE SliERRILL, Commissioner John E. Brown, Atty. 1-8-11 COMMISSIONER'S SALE North Carolina, Watauga County, in the Superior Court: Town of Boone vs. T. Len Cook and Mrs. T. Len Cook. Under and by virtue of an order of the Superior Court appointing the undersigned a commissioner and directing the sale cf the land hereinafter described in a certain foreclosure proceeding for taxes, I will on February 2, 1931, at. 1 o'clock p. m. at the courthouse door of Watauga County, sell to the highest bidder for i cash the following described tract of land: BEGINNING on a stone, 13. B. Dougherty's corner near the public road and runs south 71 degrees east 200 feet to a stone in -1. F. Hardin's line; thence north 19 degrees east 109 feet to a stone in W. D. Farthing's line; thence north 71 west 200 feet to a stone at or near the public road; thence south 19 west 109 feet to the beginning; containing 1-2 acre, more or loss, and being lot No. 6 as shown by platSecond tract: BEGINNING on a stone on the west side of Oak Street and on south side of a^ 12-foot alley !'-ial the intervention oi Onk Strict and said alley, and runs north 72 depress West 142 feet with said alley and un the east side of other alley the same being at the intersection of said alley; thence south 18 west 80 feet with east side of alley to a stone on east side el alley, northwest corner of R A. Taylor's lot No. 22; thence south 72 decrees east 142 feet with north boundary line of Taylor's lot No. ?2 to a stone on west side of Oak Street, northeast corner of said Taylor lot No. 223 thence north 18 oast 80 feet with west side of Oak Street to a stone at beginning eoi ner, and being lot No. 28 of the .1. F. Hardin addition to the Town of Boone. " .SeCOnd tract: BEGINNING on a stone on the west side of Oak Street northeast corner of John H. Norris' let No. 21. running north 18 degrees east 80 feet with west side of Oak Street to a stone on west side of said street, northeast corner of T. . E. Bingham's lot No. 23; thence north 72 degrees west 112 feet with j sojitheni';boundary line of said Bing turn's lot No v2l to o ?tr.?n ft* ! oast side of a 12-foot alley southwest 20 1'eel with the east side ot said alley northwest corner of John H. Nonis Lot Nc. 21; thence sontn | 72 east 1-12 feet, with the northern boundary line of said Norris lot 21 to a stone on west side of Oak St.; the beginning corner, containing l-! acre, more or less, and licing Lot No. 22 of the J. F. Hardin addition to the Town of Boone. This 2nd day of January, 1931. BRACE SHERRILL. Commisaionei -John E. Brown, Atty. 1-8-lt EXECUTION SALE North Carolina, Watauga County, in the Superior Court,; Peoples Bank and Trust Company and John E, Brown, assignee, vs. John C. Hodges. By virtue of an execution directed to the undersigned from the Superior Court of Watauga County in the above entitled action, 1 will on Monday, February 2, 1931, at 2 o'clock p. m. at the courthouse door of said county, sell to the highest bidder foi cash to satisfy said, execution all the right, title and interest which the -aid John C. Hodges had in the folI lowing described real estate, to-wit: BEGINNING on a stake in the road near a sugar tree, Brown's cor ner, and runs south about fifteer i poles to a stake on top of a ridge ot ! the south bank of the road; ther south 86 wc3t along the ridge 6 pole? ; to a stake at the old saw mill setting I then south, crossing the branch i ! 4-5 poles to a buckeye; then north 8f ; east 8 poles to a beech; then xoull 10 pole? to a heoch in the Millei line; then north 11 east 11 poles tc | a stake near a birch; then south 8J i east 23 poles to a stake in the Little'! line; then north 26 west with sai? line 12 poles to two water oaks; Lit ! tie's corner; then north with Little's ! line to a chestnut. Brown's corner then with Brown's line to the begin ning, containing 20 acres, more o: less. This 1st day of January. 1031. L. M. FARTHING, Sheriff Watauga Count; Bv K. A. Hagnman, D. S. l-S-4 .... ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as the Adminis t-rator of the estate of Mrs. Leste Yomice, deceased, late of jWaiaugi County, North Carolina, this is to no tify all persons having claims agains , the estate of said deceased to exhibi j them tc the undersigned or his at I torney within 12 months from date I otherwise this notice wiii be pleader j ill bar of their recovery. All person: ! indebted to the estate will picas* come forward and make settlement This the 13th day of Jan., 1931. V. E. YOUNCE, Admini.strator i Trivctte & Holshouser. Attys. 1 -15-J | NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND WARRANT OF ATTACHMEN1 North Carolina. Watauga County, 11 the Superior Court: Wataug Ccunty Bank, Trustee of Vail Crucis Bank, vs. F. C. Ward, L. SI Farthing, W. Hardin Brown, W. J Mast and Grady Mast. That the defendants above name will take notice that a summons i the above entitled action was issue against the defendants on the 29t day of December, 1930, by A. E South, Clerk of the Superior Coin of Watauga County, and the sam being returnable on the 29th day o January, 1931, in the office of th Clerk of the Superior Court of We tauga County, and that at the tiin place of the issuing of said summon : a warrant of attachment was issue against the property of the defenc ant, Grady Mast, which summons wa returned by the Sheiiff endorse "The defendant, Grady Mast and I C. Ward, not to be found in th County of Watauga or the State o North Carolina." That said warran of attachment is returnable at th time and place named for the re tun of the summons. The defendant Grady Mast and F. C. Ward, will tak notice he cv they are required t appear and answer or demur to th complaint of the plaintiff, or the re lief demanded in said complaint wi be granted. This the 29th day of Decembei 1930. A. E. SOUTH, 1-1-4 Clerk Superior Com N otTCE~OF~~SU MMONS State of North Carolina, County o Watauga- in the Superior Couvl Federal Land Bank of Columbi vs. N. G. Wheeler and wife, Ma zaiiia Wheeler, Henry-Miller Sho Co., J. I,. Hemphill & Compan) Vaughn-ITempill Co., l3ryn-Mou amis, w. wallers el al. The defendants above named rxecp those served personally will take IK tice that an action entitled as abov lias been lomnienced in the Superic Court of Watauga County, N. C. t foreclose a mortgage executed by I' G. Wheeler and Melzania Wheelc to the plaintiff; and the said defeni anls will further lake notice lb: they are required to appear at th office of the Clerk of the Superic Court of said county in Boone, N. < within thirty days from publieatia of this notice, and answer or denu to the complaint in said action, the plaintiff will apply to the eoui for the relief demanded in said con plaint. This the 5th day of Januarv, 193 A, K. SOUTH, Clerk Superior Court of 1-H-l Watauga County 1JRADi JANir BATTERY REPAIRS I -Have just installed my full and cor iplctc equipment for Radiator at Battery Repairs, and am now in position to give the people of th section the very highest type of ser ' ice in this connection. I have ha years of experience in this work an the expert service I am p'repared 1 render will meet with instant appr val. I conduct the only shop in th section doing radiator work and gua antee satisfaction. 1 invite you give me a trial. BOB GINGRICH [ Vilas Service Station VILAS, NORTH CAROLINA w? V A suit of clothes is new just a: long as it looks new. Our inodferi dry cleaning methods keep clothe looking new. They help you ge< more service out of the clothe yen buy. To the man or woman who L interested in economy, we oife an economical service which wil save them money in the long run HI-LAND DRY CLEANING CO Dry Cleaning, Pressing and He ; Blocking t j N-rte- Tenths Preventable _ j Nine-tenths of all the diseases of Xh'* American people can be traced I directly to constipation, doctors say. -1 Constipation throws into the system II poisons which taint and weaken t1 every organ of the body and make _ j them easy victims for any germs which attack them. Prevent constipaJ | tion and you will avoid nine-tenths If j 01 au disease**, with their consequent 51 pain and financial losses. Heroine, the good old vegetable cj char tic. will relieve constipation in a Datura l. easy and pleasant way. For sale by 3 Sold by Hodges Drug Co-, COMMISSIONER'S SALE r North Carolina, Watauga County, i: the Superior Court: Town o! Boone vs. C. F. McNeil and Mrs? C. F. McNeil. f Under and by virtue of an pixie f. of the Superior Court appointing th. r. undersigned a commissioner and directing the sale of the land hefeir.. after described in a certain forecloKiirp nrnr^ofliner fn%- tnxnu 1 *?>!.I7 ?? n February 2. 198J, at 1:00 o'clock d p. m- at the courthouse door of Wall tauga County, sell to the highest bid]. der for cash the following describe*'. tract of land: Being Lots No. r> in Block No. f and No. 13 in Block No. 1 as show? 1 by map of Grove Park Addition t e the Town of Boone. Reference l- hereby made to said map for a mot : e complete description of said lots. & This January 2, 1931. ("i GRACE SHERIULL, i_ Commissions John E. Brown, Attv. 1-8-4 c s * JOHN E. BROWN 1 ATTORNEY AT LAW 1 BOONE, N. C. e 0 Offices Postoffice Building ^ Phone 63 0 ? ~ ! S CHILDREN - CRY FOR IT? 0 " /"MnUDREN hate to take medicine 1 : ^ 'as a rule, hut every child loves the taste of Castoriu. This pure vegetublo 1 preparation is just as good as it tastes; lust as bland ami just as harmless as the e recipe reads. !; When Baby's cry warns of colic, a "" few drops of Casloria have him soothed. " asleep again in a jitfy. Nothing is more ~ valuable in diarrhea. When coated L.t tongue or bad breath tell of constipation, invoke its gentle aid to cleanse and regulate a child's bowels !r. colds or 1. children's diseases, you should use it to keep the system from clogging.? ; Car.loriu is sold in every drug store; fg _ the genuine always bears Chas. If. , Fletcher's signature. to X\v !| || Ac!? X$S I \ INDIGESTION \-; |; I: ACID STOMACH N 3 I HliRTOUBN I I HCADACHI I I c*SIS W*"sttJ Wheiv ^?^ ? Bain ? Comes l\7HAT many people call indigestion ? very often means excess acid in Ihft stomnrti Tho ctfimarli npmx. Kqv.. been over-stimulated, and fond sours The corrective is an alkali, which quickly neutralizes acids. And the best alkali known to medical science is Phillips Milk of Magnesia. One spoonful of this harmless, tastxv-j ires alkali neutralizes instantly many i> s times as much harmful acid, and then i V ^SVinPtoms disappear at once. Yen 3 ^ ?e\ er use crude methods when our t i learn the efficiency of this. Go got s :4 '.all bottle to try. { \ el the genuine Phillips Muk rf 3 Mty^jkesia, 1 no kind physicians hm r prv.s-A-ibcd for 50 years in correcting I excess acids. 25c anil 50c a bottle?any drugstore. 6 6 6 , is a doctor's Proscription for t Colds and Headaches It is the most speedy remedy knows. ? ? 666 ALSO IN TABLETS > . Jj
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