BRIEF NEWS
Marketing expert urge* manu
Mhuwi to speed production.
Production of meat in U. S.
UlaM i beyond expectation.
Admirals reject plan to impose
^MiRl Staff system on Navy.
Br art nan base* potato supports
n acceptance of control.
Eisenhower is most optimistic
n t Vears on peace outlook.
Retailer*' optimism rises as
?Ibs 'comparison's are improved.
Purchasing agent*' survey
hows upturn in business curve.
French Government urged to
ah decline of its Navy.
West will seek ty cut occupa
tion costs in Germany.
Initial olaims tor unemploy
tent Insurance at year's low.
SsAir Force jets fly 60S
tiles an hour in racing trials.
Hurricane forecaster puts Fla.
am age at $40,000,000
T^gioti put* G. N. Craik,
lor\d War If, in as commander.
^ Larger banks gain in aggres
?iv? net profit! for half-year.
Germans bar Jobs to former
civilian employes of U. S.
American Broadcasting Co.,
sues to keep give-away programs.
Soviet coraibcntator lays)
French forest fires to U. Si plot.
Income of $300,000,000,000 at
tainable, C. E. Wilson holds.
Most veterans now have their
insurance refund blanks.
Johnson orders Job aid for 135,
J00 dismissed employes.
Brannan, Tobin urge Federal
farm aid to aVert a slump.
Treasury starts reducing in
terest with refunding at 1 1-8
per cent
Tax collections by states rise
7 per cent in year to June 30.
Germans and Swiss announce
agreement cm free trade pact.
Los Angeles ? Whan Major
Clarence D. Lang, 66 retired
army officer, discovered he was
his wife's seventh husband, in
stead of her fifth, he asked the
?court to annul his marriage.
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HEAT ACTION of this N
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OIL HEATER
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Removable hid Tank
Carry 1* anywhere ? foe
ea.y filling. Fits mug
i|>but heater to take up
Jlmjoa raal two?
way'haartng unto. RADCATM heat
an A CIRCULATES beat
time ? circulate* 11,000 caU*
feet par hour of frwhly warmed,
heatth-condldofied air for warm toon
and corner* phi* radiant haat for
quick, internee warmth.
low draft?
provide*
IJ nuauall
J nuaually wide haat range,
can be turned *o low it uaee aa
a* S pint of fuel pa# hoar? or
up to flood room with 31,000
unit* per hour.
Fllmlnate* bother and mua of I
wood, coal or karoeene heater*? and
doe* far luperior heating Job. Sea
ft today I
EDMISTEN FURNITURE CO.
PURINA RESEARCH FARM
RECORDS PROVE:
EXTR4 TON of MILK!'
Build up the condition of your dry cows ? and you're
?topping up milk production next lactation! That's what
the record* of the Purina Research Farm Herd ha v#
proved year after year They show that 100 lb a. of j
extra condition on a dry Holstein cow (over the weight,
of the calf) can reaultin an extra ton of milk next lactation J
Feed PURINA
DRY t FRESHENING CHOW
It builds condition on dry cows . . helps to give them'
what they need for easy calving, strong calvee, extra1
milk. Now available in complete or supplement form*
to feed with grain.
NOW? FORTIFIED " CHECKERS " ADDED
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Vitamins ? minerals ? protein
Variety ... all supplied in new
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Checkers added to the ration.
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ILSOK'S FEEDSTORE
BOO NE, N. C
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WANT ADS
FOR WENT ? four . room cotton
Uatits. food spring near.2 miles
of town, can furnish pasture and mm
fire wood, will <% ke part or all the
-ent in work ofc tarra or help with
louse work. Sal lie Ray. Rt I. Bo* 198
Boone, N. C.. Phone 83-J. lc
UTTS SWAP on. trial t mar
Walker fox hound Cor good 'M
er fox hound tor good *poasum
Wanted to bur uaad battery in
shape. Jim Brown. Adima or
FOR SALE ? One uaad 7 cu. tt, re
'rigerator O. E . B year guarantee.
1129.00. C. It E. Home h Auto Supply
Co. !?
I still have a limited amount of X
for sale at!
well worth i
trade hardwood flooring tor sale at1
MOW P?r 1000 ft. TWsls
the money. I
on the better grades of flooring at
greatly reduced prices to be delivered
"hen and where you want K. My
9 rices on No. 1 common and better
ihort oak 36-32 x m is MOO* per
'000 ft. Sheetrock $42.90 delivered. Van
Farthing's Store. Sugar Grove. N C.
FOR SALE ? Good five room house,
bath and lot SO feet x ISO feet. Locat
ed on Stanbury circle. Price 93900 See
E. F. Coe. Depot Street. Boone. N. C.
to
FOR SALE ? 1937 4-door Plymouth
*edan. clean. W. Howard Graff. RFD
2. Boone. N. C. le
FOR RENT ? Furnished and heated
three-room apartment. Phone 83 -J. A.
E. South. Ip
rOR SALE ? Sand and fravel. A. O.
Miller. Deep Gap. N. C. 9-14-Sp
UNBELIEVABLE ? 100% all wool
coats. > beautiful materials, yoke in
back, newest styles for only 916-95.
Hare's Department Store. lc
100% ALL WOOL covert material
?oats. * values 924 95. Choose yours
now for only |UJ6. Colors, grey,
?vine and green. Bare s Department
Store. lc
STOCKED UP ON GALAX. Have
.topped buylnf until further notice
Wilcox Drug Co 9-1 -4c
FOR RENT OR SALE? 4 room lof
?abln with water and ligtita. Reason -
ible price. See D. S. Ray. Ip
WANTED TO BUY? Two fresh dairy
cows. Must be good. M. H. Edmlsten.
Sugar Grove. If. C. Ip
FOR RENT ? SO acre farm with ? room
house, partly furnished, on Meadow
Creek Road, IV* miles from Watsons
Garage. 919 a month. 9-lS-2p
JACK HARDY. BULLDOZING? Grad
tng, bulldozing, crushed stone for
cement, streets or roads, delivered or
at bin on Brushy Fork. See Howard
Hodges or Jack Hardy, Boone. N. C. Ip
f.OST ? Saturday between Crest Store
and Smithey's. snap purse with about
in money and name on blue
oaper. Return to Democrat office or
to Mae Shook. Banner Elk. N. C. Ip
pOR SALE ? 7^4 acres of land, pood
6 room rock house with basement,
bath, water, and wired for electric
stove, 4 miles from Boone on Middle
Fork Road. Contact Mrs. Ralph Broy
hill. Blowing Rock. N. C.. R. F. D. Ip
FOR SALE ? 41 Chevrolet coupe, good
condition. See Mrs Ralph BroyhlH.
RFD 1. Blowing Rock. N. C. Ip
WANTED ? Fairly new used Encyclo
pedia. Call or write Mrs. C. C. Ed
mlsten. Vilas. Ip
FRESHMAN COLLEGE STUDENT
available for baby sitting. For hours
ind rates phone 31 -W. Ip
FOR SALE ? 6 room house on Grand
boulevard. Has GI loan. Phone 215
W. lp
WE REALIZE that the conditio?
with our farmers are not too favor
able at this time, and while the price
of merchandise has not been reduced
much, especially on shoes, but we are
buying most of our merchandise direct
from the factory, saving the middle
man's profit. We are putting forth
?very effort to work with you. and
sell our goods at the very lowest pos
sible price. Visit us often and save
money. Economy Shoe 8c Ready to
Wear Store. lc
?UBLIC AUCTION? The Brushy Fork
church building will be sold at Auc
tion on the church grounds Saturday
September 17. at 2 o'clock p m Andy
Greer. M. J Williams. Ronda Earp.
Committee. lc
FOR SALE ? Two registered rams. If
interested see Csllle Wilson. Trade.
Tenn. lp
IlOST ? Small zipper coin purse Sat
urday afternoon. Please return to
Wayne Richardson at Boone Drug Co..
and receive reward lc
FOR SALE ? Used furnifure, Iron bed.
kitchen table, large child's bed.
springs, etc. Reasonable price. See roe
at E. N. Hahn's. Mary Edith Jackson.
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WE ARE PROUD of our loaded
?halyc* of Jarman and Sundial Shoe*
You too will be proud after you have
worn a pair. Bar*'* Department Store
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LET BARE'S Department Store help
you to be one of Watauga county '?
better dreeaad men. Come tn and aee
our tall ruits and top coats. Bare's
Department Store. lc
FOR RENT? Furnished Cottaje on top
of hill above bus station. Four rooms
and bath. See Rob Hayes, Boone or
write Miss Anne Bouchelle 335 W.
Rich Ave.. De Land. Fla. #-18- tp
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rOR SALE ? 11 room house with 3
baths on 100 x ISO lot. See Claude
Miller. 419 E. Howard St., Boone. N
C. IP
VALLE CRUC1S RESTORIUM? Valle
C rules. N. C., Clark's Creek. Banner
Elk. RTD 1. Box M? -specie lizlnc in
the care of chronically ill. the con
valescent and the aged. 0-13-Sp
FOR SALE ? Two lots In Perkinsvllle.
50 x 190 each. Reasonable price. Call
343-J. lp
SPECIAL NOTICE
Everyone is invited out to the
Little Grill Saturday 17th for
Free Coffee and aonuts from
Moore's Bakery. We are back to
render service to you. Good
sandwiches and dinners. When
hungry stop in and chew with
us. Little Grill, Vilas, N. C.?
Louise and Virginia Mast. lp
rOR SALE? 1838 Chevrolet pickup
truck. Fair condition. $300.00. Can be
?een at Green Park Hotel. lp
FOR SALE ? 7 piece bedroom s?lte In
good condition. I wood or coal heater.
See Mrs. Boyd Blanton. over Western
Auto Store. lp
FOR SALE? Youn* and Sons transit.
Telephone 410-J after 5 p. m. lc
PIANO TUNING and repair service.
Have your piano aerevlced at your
convenence. See Edmisten Furniture
Co. Boone. N. C. ?-?-3p
FOR RENT ? Good 8 room house,
modern conveniences. reasonable.
James B. Mast. Sherwood. N. C. 9-8-2p
ANYONE. INTERESTED In having
quilting done, aee Mrs. Annie Vannoy.
or Mr*. Myrtle Hollar. Boone. RED I.
committee for Hodges Gap home de
monstration club. 9-5- 2p
FOR SAJ ? ? Fritz steel overshot water
wheel 30 x 2?i feet. Master wheel,
roller chain drive to line shaft. Com
plete outfit, excellent condition, rea
sonable price. Write or see Lynch
Colvsrd. West Jefferson. N. C. 9-S-2p
FOR SALE ? 55 acre farm with five
room house and running water on
New River, near Phillips bridge.
Priced reasonably for quick sale.
Write Ruth Marlowe. 116 Glenview
St.. Greensboro. N. C. 9-8-4p
WANTE3>? Aged couple to occupy
brick apartment at Poplar Grove
church and look after property. Rent
Free References exchanged. G. D.
Stilwell. 2421 Edison Avenue. Dayton.
9, Ohio. 9-*-2p
FOR SALE ? 92 acres of land, mostly
timbered, eight-room house with bath,
lights, and water. Nine miles north of
Spruce Pine on U. S 19E. Contact
Ralph Buchanon Boone. N. C. Phone
MM -day, 334R-nlght. 9-l-4c
'FOR SALE ? Twenty acres in Wa
tauga County, on highway 411. one
villa east of intersection parkway and
411. Good road leading from 421 on
land, would consider trading for oth
er propelty. J. A. Gardner. Rt. 3.
Salisbury. N. C. 9-l-lOc
TOR SALE ? Tor a short time. 200
acre Roan Creek farm known as W.
H. Sllmp place; been in family over
100 years; highway and creek runs
length of farm; well watered, plenty
valuable farm and timber land; on
bus. milk, mail routes; 12 miles west
of Mountain City, 4 ? miles west of
Neva. 1 mile to Watauga Lake; good
tobacco allotment; large dwelling
house, 2 barns; outbuildings. Xf In
terested. see Charles E. Fritts on farm
?-*-2p
FOR SALE ? Used Ice Box. metal.
Jwhite enamel. Priced $30 00. F L.
Rickard. Blowing Rock. N. C. Tale
phone 4291 9-6-2p
EVERGREENS AND SHRUBBERY ?
Let Me Do Your Landscaping ? I
[GROW PLANTS ? In my own nursey.
in the best of climate I am better
prepared than ever to do you a Job
with high grade plants this rail. Write
or see me for estimates on your next
planting. F. L. WILCOX. Landscape
Nurseyman, Deep Gap, N. C. 8-2S-4p
RADIO BATTERIES, metal covered
A B packs guaranteed 1400 hours,
special this week ffJM. Our customers
find they last one third longer than
the 1000 hour parks yet they sell lor
less WESTERN AUTO ASSOCIATE
STORE. g-22-tfn
Wilkes Kiwanis
Agricultural Fair
Six Big Days? 6 Big Nights
September 19-24
Thousands Of Exhibits
BULLOCK SHOWS AND RIDES ON
BIG MIDWAY
Horse Show Friday and
Saturday Nights
DOG SHOW SATURDAY
AFTERNOON
Don't Miss Northwestern North Carolina's
Biggest Entertainment Event
Fair and Horse Show Grounds
NORTH W1LKESBORO, N. C.
WHITE pons SEEDLINGS
We have just received word
from the Forest Nursery that
white pine seedlings are avail
able for fall setting this year.
This the first tiir\e in a number of
years that the seedlings have
been available in the Fall. Ap
plication blanks are available at
the county agents office. The
trees are free to farmers who
will take care of them.
Schenectady, N. Y. ? Instead of
chasing birds and rubber balls,
Taffy, a golden cocker spaniel,
now choses golf balls (or her
master, Ernest Maichele. Mai
chele, who lives near a golf
course, says Taffy has brought in
250 balls. Maichele takes them to
town and exchanges them for
rOR SALT?' Two lots 80 x ISO each
Reasonable price. Call yrf. Ip
TOR SALE BY < WNE*\AT VILAS?
7 -room frame house, asbestos shingle?,
complete bath, built in cabinet*, hard
wood floors, full basement, extra good
well with electric pump, nice shade
trees, large lawn. 3 acres land, creek
runs through property. Also on ad
joining lot a nice 1-room cottage with
well and pump, this property con be
bought together or separately. Will ac
cept reasonable down payment and
terms to suit purchaser. If interested
call or write C. C. Henaon. H Ac W
Easo Station. Phone 9104 Elizabethton.
Tenn. B-?-4c
WESCOTE SUPREME PAINT, guaran
teed the highest quality possible to
manufacture $3.29 gal. We also have a
large selection of wall paper as low as
*9 cents per double roll. Western Auto
Associate Store. J-10-tfc
REPAIR SERVICE ? typewriters, lad
ing machines, duplicators and all of
fice equipment. Reasonable prices
prompt attention and guaranteed
satisfaction Alio equipped to handle
repairs to sewing machine*, scales and
all small appliances. H. H. Nobles with
Radio Electric Co.. Bus Terminal.
Phone Sft-W. *-3-tfe
OR. C. G. BAUGHMAN. eye. ear, nose
and throat specialist of Elizabeth ton
Term., will be at the Hags man CUnJc
In Boone the first Monday of each
month fbr the practice of his profes
'on.
DR. L E. WtLLMAN. Optometrist
will be in his office at Mountain City
Tenn. every Tuesday, Wednesdoy aad
Thursday from 9 a. m. to 3 30 p. m.
Zyes examined, glasses fitted l -fl- tfc
FALLING PLAICE RIPS WIRE>
WOMEN ELECTROCUTED
Clare, Mich. ? Two young men,
Robert G. Chale, 24, of Colusa,
Calif-, and Glen Davey, 19, of
Weidman, Mich., crashed in a
small plane, downing a high-ten
sion wire. The falling wire struck
Mrs. Pearl M. Hall, 53, and her
daughter, Lillian Hall, 30, aa they
picked beans in a field near their
home. Both were instantly killed.
The young men escaped with
face and head cuts.
G old SealLinoleu
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by the yard, Gold Seal Rugs, Inlaid
Linoleum, Congo wall, Asphalt Tile ... a
full line of Gold Seal products in a wide
variety of patterns, f <
Oar Linoleum Is Installed By^An
Expert In The Business . . . . Laid
Down According To Your
Specifications
Our stock of metal linoleum mouldings is
complete . . . all shapes and sizes carried.
Let Us Estimate Your Job Before You
Have It Done
Extra Special
While They Last
First Quality 9x12 Linoleum Rugs $4.25
(Tax included)
EDMISTEN FURNITURE CO.
HUNT'S DEPARTMENT STORE
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Dwt Im Mi mm' mA
"lllwtltm" Hmll-im?.
Think of getting change from a ten dollar bill
when you buy a winter dress! These look
much more . . . are worth much more to
Half -Size women because proportioned sizing
eliminates alteration*.
No. 6807? Saod*ton?i
neweJt-triturad rayon. in
a youthful dress with baa
pleats. Moonstone Green.
Winetooe, Black, I Tiger
Brown. 18* to 24*.
No. 6 3 OS ? Jewel - tono
button accent, becoming "im
pressed" skirt fullness. Ray
pa ca rayon crepe in Black,
Hunter Brown, Purple, Green
Cedar. 14X to 22JL
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