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Cash Mutt Accompany All Order*
PANSY PLANTS—Winter hardy
Oregon Giant pansy plants are now
available, grown out in the open
at our nursery in Tennessee. We
are now getting a full line of .out
door plants twice weekly. WATA
UGA PCX SERVICE. S. Water
St., Boone. lc
ROOMS FOR RENT—Kitchen pri
vileges. Private entrance. Write
Miss Katye Harris, B13 Grand
Boulevard, Boone. 4-29-2p
FOR SALE — Registered white
face bull, 2 years old. Price reason
able. Roy Trivett, Beech Creek. N.
1 •—i-p
HEN'S SHOES—Our men's season
al shoe stock is the most complete
we have ever shown, at prices you
can afford. CHURCH'S. W. King
St., Boone. lc
STANDARD COFFEE CO. will in
terview men for saleswork in Wa
tauga county. Good opportunity for
advancement for producers. Ex
perience not necessary. For com
plete details see D. A. Martin at
Daniel Boone Hotel Thursday 7 to
S p. m. or Friday 8 to t a. m. lp
FOR SALE — Purebred Gurnsey
cows, freshen April 30-May 3, 2
brood sows to farrow May 1. M. S.
Miller, Route 2, Boone. Phone AM
4-3181. lp
FOR RENT—Two houses, located
three miles east of Boone, Deer
field section. See Orrin Sherrill at
Ross Perry Farm. 4-23-2p
MEN'S VENTILATED work~ox
fordy Wulcork soles, $9.99. Also
other work oxfords. CHURCH'S,
W. King St., Boone. lc
FOR SALE—Twine baled hay,
first cutting, $30 per ton. Free
delivery, ton lots or over. Corn
has all been sold. W. H. Walker,
Sugar Grove, N. C. 3-28-.V
FOR SALE—29 acre farm, Boomer
township, Wilkes county, Hone
and outbuildings, $2,900. Joha
Jolly, Route 1, Boomer, N. C.
4-18-tp
FOR RENT, FIRST OF MAY—
The building now occupied by the
Twins Bakery in East Boone. Will
rent main floor and basement, to
gether «r separate. Phone AM 4
3680 or see D. L. Crook at Black
Bear Court 4-11-tfc
LIQUID FERTILIZER—Get your
water soluble fertilizer for start
ing plants and shrubs. This fertili
zer is excellent for getting thoa*
tobacco plants off to a good start.
Watauga FCX Service, S. Water
St., Boone. lc
FOR RENT—One large furnished
room, with double bed, suitable
for one or two. Call AMberst 4
3100. 4-4-tfc
FIBER GLASS INSULATION —
Weather stripping, and Caulking,
Custom-Hade Aluminum Storm
Doors, Windows and Screens, and
Aluminum Awnings. Hickory In
sulation Co., Box 813, Phone 8038,
Hickory, N. C. 4-4-tfc
FOR A GOOD PRESENT INCOME
permanent work and secure fu
ture get into business for your
self. Good Rawleigh business
available in southwest Watauga
and north Avery counties. For
further details and help see near
by Rawleigh Dealer, R. 0. Greer,
Boone, or call telephone AM 4
8820, or write Rawleigh's Dept.
NCD-180-585-A, Richmond, V*.
BABY CHICKS—We now have pro
duction-type baby chicks, leading'
breeds available. Get your* now.
Watauga PCX Service, S. Water St.
Boone. lc
BREED DAIRY COWS artifici
ally to Rolstein, Guernsey, or Jer
sey breeds. Hereford semen* la
now available for beef cow*. Call
Lynn Vine*, COlony 7-2273.
MM
IN A HURRY FOR YOUR
CLOTHES? Bring them to Una
* Lizzie We give the cleanest
fastest, cheapest wash la town.
Britain's Automatic Laundry, next
door to Beone Super Market
MUfe
FOR RENT — Unfurnished apart
ment Urge, 2 bedrooms, extra
nice, center at town. Heal and
water furnished. $80 per month.
Call AM 4-8887. at 2877. 2-7-tfc
ASC FERTILIZER ORDERS—We
have a complete line of PCX open
formula fertilizers. Bring your or
ders to us and have them filled
Watauga PCX Service, 8. Water
«L. Boom le
SHOEMAKE AND COUNCTIJ^
Culf heating oil*, and all other
Gulf Prodarta. Serving Watauga
and Ashe counties. Day phone 4
LITTLE BOYS' White Buck Shoe*
—black sole*, sizes 8Hi to 3—
$4.95 CHURCH'S, W. King St..
Boone. le
TRIGGER-TACH — The original
power handle. Light weight, quiek
change, no tools required. One
powot unit for all lawn and gar
den tools. Why have a abed full
of excess tools whan you can con
vert the Trigger-tach from a tiller
tool to a lawn mower, cultivator,
sprayer, generator, edger tool, or
snow thrower in a matter of sec
onds. Come by and see this amaz
ing tool at an unbelieveably low
price. WATAUGA FCX SERVICE,
S. Water St., Boone. le
KENS BLACK VENTILATED
OXFORDS, leather soles, $7.95.
CHURCH'S, W. King St., Boone.
lc
GET YOUR LAWNMOWERS re
paired and precision ground. Guar
anteed to clip a hair. General Re
pair and Blacksmith Shop, W.
Howard St., Boone. 4-25-2p
WANTED—Two county agents for
one of the World's Largest In
surance Companies. Qualified con
tacts furnished daily. No debits,
no canvassing. Write Paul D. Mor
ton, PO Box 2527, Winston-Salem.
N. C. 4-25-3C
GOOD 4 BED ROOM HOUSE, ga
rage, corner lot located corner
Pine and Oak Street. Priced for
quick sale. Coe Insurance and
Realty Co., 217 Main Street, Boone,
Phone AM 4*236. lc
ONE TABLE men's seasonal ox
fords, $3.98 to $4.95. CHURCH'S,
W. King St., Boone. lc
FOR SALE—Zionvtlle service sta
tion and grocery store. Will sell at
Inventory. Reason for selling—
failing health. Garage available.
See Rosa B. Fergurson, Zlonville,
N. C. 4-18-2P
FOR SALE—Allis-Ctulmers Craw
ler tractor. Allis-Chalmers W. C.
tractor, both in excellent condi
tion. Allis-Chalmers Combine, no
custom use. Bog disc Harrow.
Athens Plow two disc. Cultipacker.
Heavyweight Army Trailer. Seed
heed disc. Paint sprayer Brigss
Stratton air compressor combina
tion on trailer with attachments,
used not over 72 hours. Case Hay
Baler. Dr. Brandon's Farm, Call
J. F. Goforth, telephone Triangle
2-9861, Statesville, N. C. 4-18 3c
FOR RENT—Watauga Motor Mar
ket property. Contact Johnny
Councill, AM 4-8970 or AM 4-3206.
4-18-2C
WANTED—Saleslady or Salesman
to sell McNess Products part or
full time. Big profits. No experi
ence needed. Will teach and fin
ance you. Writ* today. McNES8
CO., Dept. C,, Candler Bldg, Bal
timore a, Md. 4-18-9C
FOR RENT — Furnished apart
ment, 3 rooms and bath; For sale,
power mower in good condition.
Call AM 4-3615. 4-lMc
FOR SALE—acres of land, 200
feet fronting on highway 421 at
Deep Gap, 4 room house and out
buildings, priced at $3,000. Sec or
call Dillard Watson at Parkway
Grill. 4-14-lc
LAWN MOWERS—Check with us
for special prices on e«rly pur
chases of lawn mowers. A mower
for every size lawn. Watauga FCX
Service, 9. Water St., Boone, lc
FCX FERTILIZER IS BETTER
In every way. Experience proves
it It'* quick-acting, free-flowing.
It returns those higher per acre
yields that spell the difference in
successful fanning. Watauga FCX
Service, S. Water St, Boone, lc
PAPER UP, PAINT OP. Another
shipment of wall paper has arriv
ed. Rubber base paint, tttt a gal'
Ion. Guaranteed none better at
any price. Western Auto Associ
ate Store. 4-4-tfc
FOR SALE—Center of town, six
rooms, two baths, corner lot 80x
338, large shade tree*. See Carl
Day. 130 Rivers «t 4-4-ip
BEE SUPPLIES — See us for
everything In bee supplies by A.
L Root Company. COVE CREEK
STORE, Sugar Grove, N. C. 3-28-tfc
THE SYMBOL OF "QUALITY la
"Country Pride" on the egga yoe
boy. Available new at your fav
orite grocery store. Wataaga FCX
Service lc
FOB RENT —4 room furnished
apartment on Faculty Bow. See
or Telephone Jerry Cm, AM 4
HM 3-7-tfc
ASC PURCHASE ORDERS—Brio*
your ABC orders to as and obtain
hlgbeat quality adapted seed of
known origin. Watauga PCX Ser
vtee, B Wntar t, lisaa U
OUR SUMMER PANTS are here.
Help make room for mere at
(9.96 to *7.96 Present Meek tn
eludes all wool tropicals.
CHURCH'S W. King St., Boone. lc
NEW 4-ROOM HOUSE and lot, lo
cated Deerfield Road. Priced to
Sell. For more information and
a chance to see contact Jerry Coe
at Coe Insurance and Realty Co.,
217 Main Struct, Boone, N. C. Tele
phone AM 4-8288 lc
WANTED—Housekeeper, able W
live in for months of June through
September. Only one in family,
two over weekends. Saturday af
ternoons and Sundays off. Refer
ence* requested. State salary de
sired. Answer by letter only. Box
393, Boone. N. C. 4-29-tfc
INVESTMENT BARGAIN — 19
acres overlooking Rhodhiss lake.
Near town. Great possibilities.
Cash $2700. Write 97 N. Main St.
Granite Falls, N. C. 4-294c
SALESMAN
Well known company has opening
for salesman for Hickory are*.
Direct selling experience helpful
but not necessary. Immediate
front money plus monthly bonus.
Must have car. Age 21 up. For
personal and confidential inter
view see company personnel mana
ger Mr. H. E. Brown, 29th and
30th of April, 10 a. m. to 1 p. m.
and 3 p. m. to 3 p. m. at N. C.
Employment Office Hickory or at
Hotel Hickory 7 to 9 p. m. either
29th or 30th. 4-18-3c
FOR SALE — Beach lots — Ocean
front 90x279 ft. Sound lots from
$900.00 up to $1909.00. New Top
sail Beach, N. C. See or call L.
Wayne Johnson, Lenoir, N. C.
Phone PL 4-9008. 4-11-3C
LOMBARD CHAINSAWS — Sales
and service. COVE CREEK STORE,
Sugar Grove, N. C. 1-17-tfc
Septic Tank Cleaning
Prices reasonable, work guaran
teed. Sanitary Septic Tank Ser
vice. Phone Warren Greene, AM
herst 4-3203, Route 2, Boone, N. C.
1-31-ttc
FROM THE FIRST DAY 'til they
start to lay, one feed all the way!
FCX starting and growing mash
for ftrong, lively, healthy chick*.
Depend on FCX itarting and grow
ing mash. Watauga FCX Service,
S. Water St., Boone. lc
FOR SALE—Tamworth pigs. J.
Ferd Michael, Roby Greene Road,
Boone, N. C. 4-X8-2p
EAT MORE EGGS—They are one
of the most inexpensive and bene
ficial foods. Get yours fresh daily
at your Watauga FCX Service, S.
Water St, Boone. lc
NOTICE—This is to certify that
Dean Cook la no longer with the
Master Cleaners. 4 do however,
maintain a dry cleaning and pick
up station. Bring us your laundry
and dry cleaning. COOK'S AUTO
MATIC LAUNDRY, corner King
Street and Blowing Bock Road.
10-25-tfc
HALF PRICE ON WASHING
MACHINE PARTS—Attention Re
pairmen and Appliance Dealers.
We have thousands of used Wash
er parts for all makes of Auto
matic and Wrinter type Washers.
These parts are perfcet aa new,
and we are selling them for one
half of wholesale price. We are al
so distributors for new parts.
Write for parts list and pricet.—
Burwell's Electric Appliance Ser
vice, 932 10th St., Blvd. N. W.,
Hickory. N. C. Telephone 20087.
4-4-0C
HOMELITE CHAINSAWS—Sales,
service and repairs. COVE CREEK
STORE, Sugar Grove, N. C. 1-17-tfc
LOOK FOB THE "Country Pride"
label on eggs at your grocery
store. They're produced in Wa
tauga County. Watauga FCX Ser
vice. lc
WELL DRILLING promptly done.
Latest and most modern equip
ment. Experienced drillers. J.
Wayne Gragg, 601 Green Street.
Phone AMherst 4-3657, Boeoa. N.
C. 11-15-tie
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE any
thing, anywhere, anytime. MAR
Furniture Co., Vilaa, N. C.
WELL DRILLING
WELL BORING0
PUMP SERVICE
Serving Western North
Carolina Since 1911
Free estimates. Featur
ing new modern equip*
ment. Old experienced
operators—with a repu
tation to uphold. At
competitive prices. Do
mestic, commercial, in
dustrial. Financing on
any of these if preferred.
Write us or come down
or call collect. B. E.
FAW & SONS, INC Tel
ephone 70, Box 529,
Elkia, N. C. 1.244ft
MEN'S LOAFERS and asfoHs!
crepe*. *• 98 and |T.tS. CHURCH'S
W. Kins St. Boone. It
3» PAIRS of men'* gabardine
pants, just in season. Assorted
colors, sizes 30 to 42, only $2 59 a
pair (Buy two pairs for *3 00) Also
boys' pants $1.88 CHURCH'S, W
King St., Boon* It
FOR RENT—Two-bedroom bouse
coaapletely furnished. Call AH 4
3S4S or coataet & L. Barhar. High
land Ave., Boom, N. C. le
WANTED—Pasture lor 10 to 18
cattle. Call AM 4-3396 after S
o'clock p. m. 4-25-2c
FOR SALE — Large amount of
stable manure. See or call Lionel
Ward at AM 44W18 or AM 4-MT3.
FOR RENT—.6 tobacco base. See
Mrs. Lillian Brooks, Sherwood, N.
C. lc
FOR SALE:—Nice th reo-kmdroom
house, extra large lot Contact
Councill Realty Ca AM 4-8970 or
AM 4 3206 4-18-tfc
HELP WANTED
NEED INEXPERIENCED MAN fa)
electronics work from Watauga
County and adjoining counties.
Must be ambitious and willing to
spend 10 hours a week training
under the supervision and guid
ance of our engineers on practical
equipment. Arrangements made so
that it will not interfere with' your
present employment. Salary open.
*92.50 to *137 50 fler week. Guar
anteed placement service when
qualified. For interview with our
bonded personnel representative,
write "Electronic," giving age,
address, present working hours,
etc. Write Box 987, Boone, N. C.
4-2S-2C
Legal Notices
NOTICE or ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as the admini
stratrix of the estate of Paul A.
Coffey, late of the county of Wa
tauga, State of North Carolina, this
is to notify those having claims
against the estate of the said de
ceased to present them to me with
in 12 months of the date hereof, or
this notice will be pleaded in bar
cIt their recovery. Those indebted
to the estate are asked to make
prompt payment. This April 12,
1987 —MRS. PAUL A. COFFEY,
Admx. 4-lS-6c
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as the admini
stratrix of the estate of Blaine
Hayes, late of the County of Wa
tauga, State of North »Carolina,
this is to notify those having
claims against the eatate of the
said deceased to present them to
me within 12 months of the date
i hereof or this notice will be plead
'ed in bar of their recovery. Those
indebted to the estate are asked
to make immediate payment This
March 23, 1897. MRS. MILDRED
HAYES. Administratrix. 3 28-6c
Fiber Glass
Insulation
Weather Stripping, and
Custom Caulking, Cuitoin
Made Aluminum Storm
Doors, Windows and
Screens, and Aluminum
• Awnings
Hickory
Insulation
Company
Box 813, Phone 8036
HICKORY, N. C.
New*oiildren's Books
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NOTICE^OK TRUSTEE* SALE
OF REAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY *
Pursuant to the pow»r and auth
ority contained m that certain
deed of trust dated April SB, J#96,
executed by Louise P. Knight and
Parka Knight, her husband, to the
undorsigned trustee, which said
deed of trust U duly recerded in
the Office of the Register ef Deeds
for Watauga County. N. C. in Book
70 at Page 22 and securing a cer
tain note payable to the Watauga
Savings * Loan Association, and
default having been made in the
payment of said note as provided
In said deed of trust and demand
of foreclosure having been made
by the said Watauga Savings *
Loan Association, the undersigned
trustee will offer for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder for
caah at the Courthouse Door of
Watauga County in Boone. N. C. at
12:00 o'clock noon on the 6th day
of May. 1997. the following des
cribed real estate, to-wit:
Lying and being in the Town of
Blowing Rock, Watauga County,
North Carolina and on the South
side of the Center Street and BE
GINNING oh a stake set in con
crete, corner of the lands of
Louise Norvell Brenizer, and being
130 feet from the original North
west corner of the Louise Knight
lands and runs thence North 7
leg. 4S min. East 136 feet, more
or less ,to a stake on the North
side of Spencer (now Center)
Street; thence South 85 deg. 30
min. East with said street 61 feet
to a stake, corner of the lands of
Charles Davant; thence South 8
deg. West with said Davant line
140.6 feet, more or less, to a stake,
another corner of the lands of
Louise Brenizer; thence North 87
deg. 30 min. West with the said
Brenizer line 61 feet to the BE
GINNING.
The said property will be sold
subject to all outstanding and un
paid taxes.
This the 5th day of April. 1957.
J. E. HOLSHOUSER. Trustee
4-U-4c-h
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF SEAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
Pursuant to the Dower and auth
ority contained in that certain
deed of truit dated June 27th,
1952, executed by Jake C. Shook
and wife, Ada Snook, to the un
dersigned trustee, which said deed
of trust is duly recorded in the
Office of the Register of Deeds for
Watauga County, N. C. in Book 67
at Page S3 and securing a certain
note payable to the Watauga
Building & Loan Association, and
default having been made in the
payment of said note as provided
in said deed of trust and demand
of foreclosure having been made
by the nM Watauga ButMinr *
Loan Association, the undersigned
trustee will sffer for sale at public
action to the highest bidder for
cash at the Courthouse Door of
Watauga County In Boone, N. C.
at 12:00 o'clock noon on the 9th
day of Hay, 1907, the followtag
described real estate, to-wit:
BEGINNING on a stake at
mouth of branch by a birch tree
and runs down and with Watauga
River 28 poles to a point in river
opposite a water oak: thence North
31 deg. West 10 poles to a. stake
above the roag; thence up the
mountain with a wtre fence to a
stake in the outside Shook old
line; thence with the Shook old
line as set out in the Johnson deed
to Shook recorded in Book Z at
Page 491 to the BEGINNING, con
taining 23 acres, mora or less.
1M laid Droperty will be sold
subject to all outstanding and un
paid taxes.
This the 8th day of April. 1997.
J. E. HOLSHOUSER, Trustee
4-ll-4c-h
•* rolled ion of SBO new and recent
titles that goes mi di«pl»y today at
Appalachian KJemenUry School.
according to Mr*. Deaaa Mae K4
misten. Supervisor of (cheats. The
hooka fall lot* no fewer than 33
different subject categories aid
cover all grafea from Kindergar
ten through High Sehool Both fic
tion and noa-firtiaa are repraaaat
ed. The exhibit will he open daily
Irani April 24 to Hay 2. and ia
sponsored by the Watauga County
Board of Education.
A complete graded and annota
ted catalogue of the exhibit ia
available for free distribution to
teachers, librarians and other
school people. Through the device
of numbering the books and cata
logue and providing a detailed
subject and author index, the 550
books are, in terma of any and all
Interests, directly and easily ac
cessible. The 33 subjects the ex
hibit covers include Adventure,
Aeronautics, Animals, the Arts,
Biography, Careers, Classics, Con
servation, Exploration, Fairy Tales
and Folklore, Fiction (with 18 sub
divisions), Foreign Lands, Games
and Parties, Georgraphy, History,
Hobbies and Activities, Humor,
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as the admini
stratrix of the estate of Palmer S.
Blair, late of the county of Wata
uga, State of North Carolina, this
is to notify those having claims
against the estate of the said de
ceased to present them to me with
ing 13 months of the date hereof,
or this .notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. Those In
debted to the estate are asked to
make prompt payment. This March
25, 1957. — MRS. SARAH R.
BLAIR, Admx. 3-28-6c
NOTICE
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
LENNIS PENNELL
VS.
PEARL P. REESE and husband,
CLAY REESE; MAMIE P. STEV
ENS and husband, OLIN STEV
ENS; ED PENNELL and wife.
EMMA PENNELL; MARTHA P.
PARDUE and husband. ORVILLE
PARDUE; LETHA P. GREER and
husband. LON GREER: GRACE
PENNELL (Single); DAVE PEN
NELL Mid wife. MARY PEN
NELL: CLAY PENNELL and
wife, PEARL PENNELL: MAX G.
PENNELL and wife, CHAROTTE
PENNELL- JOHNNIE PENNEL
(Single), Minor; MARY ALICE
PENNELL (Single), Minor.
The defendants Mrs. Martha P.
Pardue, and husband, Orville Par
due; Mrs. Letha P. Greer and hus
band, Lon Greer: Miss Grace Pen
nell; Mr. Dave Pennell and wife,
Mary Pennell WILL TAKE NO
TICE that an action as above has
been commenced in the Superior
Court of Watauga County, North
Carolina, by the Petitioner to have
her dower interest, as widow of
L. S. Pennell, laid off for her use
and benefit.
The said defendants will further
TAKE NOTICE that they are re
quired to appear at the office of
the Clerk of the Superior Court of
Watauga County, North Carolina,
in his office at the Courthouse in
Boone, North Carolina, and answ
er or demur the petition field
in said proceedings within twenty
(20) days after the 23th day at
April, 1007, or the Petitioner will
apply to the Court for the relief
demanded in said petition.
This the 2nd day of April. 1997.
A. E. SOUTH,
Clerk of the
Superior Court
' - ' 4-4-4C-S
Indiana, Information, Iatorcuttur
>1 Helatiom., Inventions, Langu
sgen, Nature, Piihwt Boeks, Phh»
eer Life, Helicon, Science, Ships,
Social Studies, Sport*, Stery Books,
Tranaportation, Vera*.
So This Is
New York
(Continued from page, four)
"Welcome Sweet Warbler." When
at last ahe appeared, a t>>«{ nigh
went up from the crowd of 10,000
fhey saw a young woman who did
remind them ol an angel, just aa
Barnum had described her, though
as some one said, "rather aut>
■taatia) for an aatgel." She was
dressed in • billowy white gown
covered with flowers, her yellow
hair wound in coils which covered
her ears. The wave ol applause
lasted so long that she grow nerv
ous. Evidently her voice was in
describably beautiful. She was ac
claimed by all critics, by Long
fellow, Emerson and Daniel Web
ster. No singer has matched her
reception since. For she had more
than a voice. A certain grace and
charm and loveablenesa which
heaven gives to few human beings.
And with her when she took her
bows -was the man who brought
her* here—the shrewdly-designing
but amiable P. T. Barnum him
self.
Household Hints
For Homemakers
MANY WAYS WITH CHEESE—
Cheese is a boon to casseroles.
Calorie-watchers find that a small
serving of cheese has a lot of stay
ing power, and that low-calorie
cottage cheese, creamed or un
creamed, is one of their chief bles
sings I Cheese can be used ih •
wide variety of ways.
STORING CHEESE—Store per
ishable soft cheese as carefully aa
you do milk—in the refrigerator
in a tightly covered container.
Soft cheese should be bought In
the amounts to be used in a short
time. Other cheese keep well in a
cold place tightly wrapped se that
air is kept from it. Wrap unpack
aged cheese tightly in waxed pap
er, laminated foil, or similar
wrappings. If mold forms, scrape
off—it doea not hurt the cheese.
Should cheese dry and become
hard, grate it {nd keep in covered
container. It can be used in cas
••rale dishes utd sauces. One-half
|» tWkmrth. cup Nri choose
te om eup ol Medium cream sauce
makes a good cheese aooee. This
uu» it tasty poured ower sliced
hard cooked eggs aad served on
least garoiahed with chopped par
sisjr. This la a good luncheon dish.
Pullats should bo vaccinated fcr
chicken pox with fowl pox vocela*
between the ages of eight and 14
weeks, or wfcea pineed on the
poultry specialist at Mat* Callay
Vaccinate with live vaginas at
km at am month before production
starts, he warns.
IF YOU GO
AUTOMOTIVE
THEN GO TO
QUALITY
UPHOLSTERY
TRUCK SEATS BUILT UP
AND RE-COVERED
Also Repaired if Seams
Hare Pulled Out
Any Kind of
CUSTOM-TAILORED
SEAT COVERS
For Your Car
Door Paneling, Headliners,
and Convertible Top*
QUAUTY
UPHOLSTERY
PHONE AM 4-8312
203 S. Depot St. — Boon*
* "1
/Viii/ saiW to Mr. Ed:
Ii your minister Inclined to
make his sermons toe lengthy?
Remind him of this story of Mark
Twain's: "t once heard a preacher
who was powerful good. I decided
to give him every cent I had with
me, but he kept at it too long.
Ten minutes later I decided to
keep the bills and Just give him
my loose change. Another ten
minutes and I was darned if I'd
give him anything at all. Then
when he finally stopped, and the
plate came around, I was so ex
hausted, I extracted two dollars
out of sheer spite."
CONCRETE BLOCKS
STEAM CURED — LABORATORY TESTED
BOONE PLANT, TELEPHONE AMhcrst 4-3618
MAYMEAD BLOCK CO.
BOONE, N. C. SHOVNS, TENN.
E. A. GAULTNEY AND 1. PAUL WINKLE*
Watauga Insurance Agency
NORTHWESTERN BANK BUILDING — PHONE AM 4-tm
BOX M7 — BOONE, N. C.