9 ? Demand lor lM4-crop flue tobacco U expected to be slightly higher than in 19S3. Prices are expected to be slightly lower. I Wheat pricet in North Carolina were 10 to 20 cent! lower each month this year Aan in corres ponding months a year earlier. North Carolina milk producers received 10 to 10 per cent less for ungraded milk this year than during 1952. Cabbage, 3 lbs. 11c LARGE SIZE Lettuce, head 14c GOLDEN RIPE Bananas, 2 lbs 25c Oranges, doz. ..... 33c IRISH Potatoes, 10 lbs. ... 29c FANCY EATING Apples, 2 lbs 31c BEST QUALITY CHESTNUTS, lb 23c GROCERY DEPARTMENT Giant Economy Size Oxydol and Dreft 69c Regular Oxydol and Rinso 28c Qt. Johnsons Hard Gloss Glo-Coat 83c No. 2 Can Del Monte Green Limas ... 26c No. 2 Can Del Monte Green Beans . . 24c No. 303 Can Del Monte Asparagus 29c No. 303 Can Del Monte Whole Corn 18c Rio Coffee (1 mug free with each lb.) 66c MEAT DEPARTMENT CHOICE ROUND OR CUBE Steak, lb 59c CHOICE CHUCK Roast of Beef, lb. . . 37c FRESH Ground Beef, lb. . . . 35c ? PURE Pork Sausage, lb. . . 29c FRESH DRESSED Hens and Fryers, lb. 49c FRESH Oyesters and Seafood Sliced Breakfast Bacon, Salisbury Brand, lb. ... 59c Boone Super Market E. MAIN ST. FREE PARKING PHONE 15? /4?7fo. FOR ONLY MWH4IN CHASSIS Can/art/ Yfflull ride ndjr o?ir even the roagheet roada ? cradled by the rigid, rugged Power-Ride Chaaak Come io and try the "Rocket Ride" . . . make a date with value in a "Rocket 8"! " when you 90 Over to Olda I "ROC KIT" RIMINI Performance! You command the thrilling, high -compression power of the world-famoua ''Rocket Engine! Come in soon . . . take the "Racket" out on highway*, hilla ... on any teat courae you chooael POWIR STYLING Glamor f You ride in atyle ... In a car that'a (liitinctively Oldamobile! From the bold front end and the air-fqil aweep of ita fender linea to the long, level rear-deck ? it's a stand -out in heai*ty! CUSTOM-LOUNOI INTCIIIOR8 Luxury i You 11 relax in a anarioua, gracioua atmoaphere . . . richly tailored . . . foam, aoft, square -backed seata . . . fashion -?mart fahrica with handsome trim and appoint menu to match. . .?J! >ZmKM : 0 L. D 3 IS/1 O B I 1- E Record Of Activities At Blowing ?Rock Given By MRS. LUCILE LETT Wagon Wheel Otill Re-Opens Wagon Wheel Orill re-opened on Sunday last under new mana gement ahd will be open seven days a week throughout the win ter month*. Mr*. Ella Pendley la assuming th* managership and is assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Claude Oragg. Mr. and Mrs. Gragg have re cently returned to Blowing Rock after being in West Virginia for tome three months. New Minister Arrives Rev. Cartton Cox has assumed the pastorship of First Baptist church here, presenting his first sermon last Sunday. Rev. and Mrs. Cox were in the home of the J. H. Wipklers over the week end but have now moved into the newly-renovated parsonage on the Linville Road. R. A. ft. To Begin Meeting* The R. A. 8. of the First Bapt ist church will re-schedule their bi-monthly meetings, beginning today (Wednesday) at 3:15 after discontinuing meetings in the early summer due to the polio outbreak, Mrs. R. R., Garvey is counselor and urges all boys who Watauga Hospital Mrs. Nettie Hagaman, Luther Wilson, Mrs. Murlee Austin, Master Gary McGinnis, Miss Mary Kathleen King, William Worth Greene, Dayton Ashley, Mrs. Shirley Ann Perry, Miss Pauline McGee. Perry Watson, Mrs. Annie Vannoy, U. B. Poarch, 1 Master Oeorge Wilson, Ben Allen, Arlie Hodge*, Dean Penned, Mr*. Hettie Hamby, Mrs. Brodie Matheson, Mrs. Joyce S. Davis, Master Lynnie Phillips; Mr?. Dorothy Smith, Stanley Love, Billie Jean Grimes (colored). Births; Mr. and Mrs. Henry Christian, Route 2, Boone, boy, December 1. Mr. and Mrs. Jay Jordon, Deep Gap, boy, December 3. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Freeman, Deep Gap, girl, December 4. Mr. and Mrs. Grant Snyder, Tamarack, boy, December 4. Mr. and Mrs. Edsel Greene, Boone, girl, December 4, Mr. and Mrs. William Deal, Sherwood, girl, December S. Mr. and Mrs. James Foster, Rt 2, Boone, boy, December 5. Mr. and Mrs. John Eller, Rt. 2, Boone, girl, December 6. Mr. and Mrs. Randall Shook, Banner Elk, girl, December >. are in the R. A. age group to at tend this first, and all other meet ings, which will be held on sec ond' and fourth Wednesdays. Girl*' G. A. groups also meet at thi* time, all meetings held at the church. Junior Choir rehearsal, under direction of Mrs. Selma Le; Bo lick. will follow these meetings and on other Wednesdays wi se held at 3:15 at the church. Miss Herring Begins Practice Teaching Miss Martha Herring, daughter of Mrs. "Mary Herring, and stud ent ft ASTC in Boone, last week begitn her practice teaching in Davie Avenue Elementary school In Statesville, where she will be doing primary work during this quarter. Two other Blowing Rock girls are in Statesville attending Mit chell College, Miss Janice Cotfey and Miss Bernita Greene. Mr. Hares Improves Latest reports are that Mr. Henry C. Hayes is much improv ed after suffering a heart attack last week. Mr. Hayes has been in ill health for several years. He is one of Blowing Rock's pioneer men in the business field, having established Hayes' General Store many years ago and maintained the same store until his health forced him to give it up .but a few years ago. He has also been the Chamber of Commerce official "weather man" for a long time, the temperature reading being giVen each day by him far their publication. - Father Of Dr. Davani Dies Mr. Charles Davaht of Augusta, Ga? father of our local phy ician, Dr. Charles Davant, Jr.. died ;n ? hospital in Augusta last Satur day night, after an illness of sev eral weeks. Funeral services were held there on Monday. Several Blow ing Rock men attended, including R. B. Hardin, George Sudderth, Jr., Larry Harris, and Rev. Tho mas Seitz. In Baptist Hospital Mr. Jim Hodge is a patient at Baptist Hospital in Winston Salem where he was taken last week for observation and treat ment. Serviceman Home A-2c Plumer Greene, son of Mr. and Mrs. Beryl Greene, was home for the week end from Bol-. ling AFB, Washington, D. C. where he has been stationed for some months. Greene was recent ly promoted to Airrrian Second class. Names Omitted From Published List Retailers The Merchants Association of Boone and Watauga County wlsh e? to cqII attention to the follow ing list of names , which were un intentionally omitted from last week's full page advertisement sponsored by the association. TTiese Boone merchants were early contributors to the city wide Christmas promotion fund, but the sheet listing their names was not submitted, through an oversight, in time for publica tion last week. Their names also appear in a Merchants Associa tion advertisement in this issue: The Northwestern Bank Farmers Hardware & Supply Co. Boone Tire It Bargain Store Watauga Democrat Hi-Land Cleaners Western Auto Store Boone Trail Restaurant Parkway Hardware Co. Walker's Jewelry Store Hollars Crocery Watauga Hardware Sinclair Service Station Variety Bakery Bare's Dept. Store Wagner Reunion Held In Princeton ? Prfinceton, W. Va. ? The family of tirt. Jud Wagner who resides with her daughter, Mrs. C. C. Cole, Route 1, Princeton, spent Thanksgiving Day together. This is th? first time the family ha* been together for fifteen year*. Those from Princeton and sur rounding areas were Mrs. Jud Wagner, Mr. and Mr?. C. C. Cole and ion, Steve; Mr. and Mra. Herbert Wagner and ton Jack; Mr. and Mr*. Stanley Wililam*; Mr. and Mr*. James Ayera and hw; Mr. and Mr*. Harry Bigg* and daughter, Margaret and Mi** tyalee Taylor, aunt of Mr*. Her bert Wagner. Frvqi out of town were Mr. and Mr*. Wade Wagner of Lakeland, Via., and Mr. and Mrs. Buck WafMr and m, Rickey, of Joh? IM City, Tewi. f. t M H. WALKER ? NATIONALLY KNOWN LIQUIDATOR? B MAKES FRONT PAGE NEWS AT THE PREVETTE'S ' MEN'S STORE IN NORTH WILKESBORO THIS WEEK WITH Egoing-out-of-business PRICES ON THE* ENTIRE STOCK OF 591 MEN'S SUITS, 94 TOPCOATS 208 SPORT COATS AT A TERRIFIC PRICE CUT NOTICE All prices are cash and carry ? no alterations, no layaways ? all sals* final Sport Coats, Topcoats Be at Prevette's in N. Wilkes- jk boro to buy these $16.75-$19.95 Sport Coats in Corduroy ? Tweeds? Alligator $16.95 Top- J coats? they won't last long at Suits - Tcp Coats - Sport Coats It's many a year that you've bought a worsted suit at a price anywhere near this liquidators FINAL CUT ? The suits in this lot sold regularly as high us $29.95. Sines 30-34-35-37-38 and several 40's? Then the sport coats* are up to 44 ? Topcoats about 20 reg. to $29.75 at ? *17 Group No. 3 - Regular to $35 MEN'S SUITS ? TOPCOATS ? SPOftTCOATS Famous name brand?? all wool iult?? sport coats and top coats are in this lot of regular up to $35 values ? This is a big big group in suits ? sport coats ? but there are only about 20 Topcoats in size 38-40 both regulars and longs at *23 ACTUAL $35.00-$39.75 AND EVEN HIGHER its - Sport Coats - Topcoats Men ? Did you ever think you could buy such well known suits as Brookfield and Griffon clothes at such a price ? when they are most needed at this Christmas season ? and alligator America's best knotvn topcoats ? Cricketeer Sport coats <>f imported fabrics ? They are all here in this lot at ? *28 OUT THEY GO THIS WEEK ? THIS LOT OF Men's Suits - Topcoats This lot is really cut for quick sale this week ? There are many up to $49-95 suits and topcoats in this group? fa mous name brands of course? and men of Watauga Coun ty, if you want a bargain ? and like good clothes? this is your opportunity. *32 Regular $49.95 - $55 Suits ? The finest selection you ever saw if you usually pay $55 or higher for vour col the*? famous Curlee clothe* pre dominate in thns lot of fine worsteds ? gabardines and im ported flannels ? all liies ? all types ? This week at a new low price? even for this tale? * *37 Prevents N. Wilkesboro-Quit

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