I Watauga Democrat
WANT ADVERTISING RATE
I CENTS A WOUMk fllNWlIl CIAKI
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Cash Must Accompany AU Orderg
WE'RE HEADQUARTERS for
raincoat*, robber boot* aad rain
hats. We believe you will agree
they are seasonal CHURCH'S,
INC, W. King St., Boone le
HOUSEKEEPER WANTED—8uf
ficient (alary (or all personal ex
pense*. Ctunee to own permanent
home. *Roy Fox. Banner Elk,
Route. Box 117. 10-3-Jp
IT DOESN'T TAKE MUCH money
to keep you warm aad dry. but
remember, pneumonia come* high.
CHURCH'S, INC., W. Kins St..
Boone. le
FOR SALE—4 used sizt 700-19 8
ply truck tires. Good tread. Shor
ty's Cafe. le
FOR SALE—2 registered fresh
Guernsey cows, 2Vi and 3 years
old. W. T. Elder, Banner Elk. N.
C. 10 3 2p
DOG OWNERS. "ATTENTION^
Happy Jack Dog Remedies have
been kennel-tested and time-pro
ven to be better for your dog. I
handle a complete line, including
Pad Cake for sore, tender feet,
Mange Cure, Worm Capsules, Ear
Canker Remedy, and VitaCol, the
Vitamin Tonic that will keep your
dogs in tip top condition. Buy with
confidence. Every item is uncon
ditionally guaranteed. Grady Tri
vette, Vilas, N. C. 10-3-4C
WILL KEEP children at my home,
all sges. Mrs. James Coffey. Call
AM 44806. lp
MEN'S ALL WOOL flannel suits"
$24.96. CHURCH'S, W. King St.,
Boone. lc
FOR RENT — 4-room furnished
cottage at Blowing Rock. Call
CY 54111. 9-28-tfC
IMPORTED HOLLAND BULBS—
Crocus, tulip, daffodil, hyacinth.
We also have bone meal with
planting instructiona. WATAUGA
FCX SERVICE. S. Water St.,
Boone. lc
MOBILE HOMES — Planning to
build, buy or rent? Choose a
lovely model from the area's larg
est stock of leading lines. Own
your own two bed-roOtn fulfy furiF
ished home for $790.00 down and
$50.95 monthly. GERMAN Ma
BILE HOMES, N. Main Street Ex
tension, Granite Falls, N. C.
MMc
BUY YOUR PERMANENT ANTI
FREEZE (or only 91.99 per gal
lon. This is full strength Ethylene
Glycol. WATAUGA FCX SERV
ICE, S. Water St., Boone. lc
FOR SALE—10 Horsepower Inter
national Harvester engine with
clutch pulley and 19-inch Meadow
Marvel mill. Carl M. Bower*, Route
7, Elizabeth ton, Tenn. 9 26-4p
CO M B AT AND ENGINEER
BOOTS for the little guys, by Sun
dial. CHURCH'S, W. King St.,
Boone. lc
FOR SALE—New and used Sing
er sewing machines and vacuum
cleaners. Repair and parts on all
makes of machines. Boone—Call
AM 4-3379. Singer Sewing Mach
ine Company, 310 19th Street,
North Wilkesboro. Phone 1711.
7-24-tfc
RANGE WOOD, 19 in. long; fire
place wood, 2 ft. and 4 ft. lengths.
Phone CY 0-3096. 9194p
WELL DRILLING promptly done!
Latest and most modern equip
ment. Experienced drillers. J.
Wayne Gragg, 902 Green Street.
Phone AMherst 4-3007, Boone, N.
C. 9-19-tfc
HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE DE
SIRES OFFICE POSITION. El
perienced. References if necessary.
Phone AMherst 4-8372 and ask for
Bonnie Greene. lp
FOR SALE—Sand AND GRAVEL,
call J. W. Hampton, AM 4-8380.
8-29-tfc
LOMBARD CHAINBAWB — Sales
and service. GOTO CREEK STORE,
Sugar Grove, N. C. 8-8-tfc
HOMELITE CHAINSAWS—Bales.
service and regain. COVE CREEK
STORE, 8ugai%rove, N. C. *8-tfc
FOR RENT — Unfurnished apart
ment, 3 rooms, extra nice, cen
ter of town. Heat and water fur
nished CaO AM 49921. 2-7-tfc
BREED DAIRY COWS arttflel
ally to Hoist* ta, Guernsey, or Jer
_ S „ J- ff9AnA#nM|l Xm
*.c y iiret'iis nurfmra wmen u
now available for baef cows. Call
Lynn Vlnw, COlooy 7-2273
MUfc
SHOEMAKK AND COUNCTIaI
Gulf heating oik, and all otke*
Gulf Products Serving Wstangs
and Ashe counties Day phone 4
8970, aiflM 4-3921 * MM
3-14-tfc
ALL WOOL JACKETS, light and
dark colon. $7 96 to 812.M.
CHURCH'S. INC., W. Kin* St.,
Boom. t| le
STA1K BROTHERS tmSTrtt**
and Shrubbery. For information
see Wood row Roberta, or Phone
AM 4-3773 lp
FOR RENT—House. Can be used
for Duplex or guest house. Call
AM 4-3332 lp
FOR SALE—IMS ton truck. Good
condition. New tires, radio and
heater, four forward transmis
sions, overload springs. Price
right. See Romie E. Storie, River
side Farm, Banner Elk, N. C.
Route 1. 10-3 2p
FOR RENT—3 room unfurnished
apartment in Perkinavflle. Eston
Greene. Phone AM 4-3SK. 10-3 2p
GALAX WANTEtCwe are now
buying again at highest market
price. Wilcox Drug Co. 10-S-2c
FOR SALE—One Mexican burro.
CaU AM 4-3815. 10-3-4C
FOR SALE—No. 2 Meadows saw
mill, foot receder. frick cut off,
saw meadoms gang edger, 115 ll.
p. Buda power unit. D. R. Isen
hour, Blowing Rock, N. C. 10-3-2p
WANTED—Job of baby sitting.
Experienced. 5 days a week or
more. Notify Julia Mae Aldridge,
Phone CO 7-2351. 12 to 2 any day.
IP
FOR RENT—Four-room furnished
apartment on Faculty Row. See or
call Jerry Coe, AMherst 4-8236.
10-3-tfc
JUST RECEIVED a shipment of
ladies loafers, wedge heels and
suede oxfords. Bdys new and used
slippers. Children's new and used
shoes. Men's slippers, men's para
trooper boots, men's 4-bucle Ar
ties, ladies' low heel galoshes.
CITY SHOE SHOP. lp
BRITTAIN'S
AUTOMATIC LAUNDRY
For the fastest, cleanest, cheapest
wash in town bring your clothes
I-to *|a. We ghp a complete
-1—l|T' folded wash wil
I also are finishing shirts;
pants, blouses and dresses. Your
business will be appreciated. Next
door to Boone Super Market. Mrs.
Edna Brittain, owner. 10-2-tfc
I run SALE—Four pedigreed Dash
■bund pups. Dial CY 5-2796, or
write Box 553, Blowing Rock, N.
C. 10-3-3p
REVERSIBLE SUBURBAN
COATS, windproof, rainproof,
dressy, $17.95. CHURCH'S, INC.,
W. King St., Boone. lc
WILL TRADE—Late '53 Model 27
foot Palace Houae Trailer. Con
sider swapping for lots or acreage
with young timber. B. G. Farthing,
Sugar Grove. 9 26-2p
FOR SALE—New yellow ear corn,
2 cents a pound. Orchard grass
and clover mixed bay at a bar
gain. Lone Oak Farm, 1 mile west
of Wilkesboro on highway 268.
Charles Howard, Phone 3553-R.
9-26-2C
JOBS WAITING—400 to $150 a
week. You can work your way
through our school. Charlotte
Beauty School, 129H S. Tryon St,
Charlotte, N. C. 0-26~4p
BOONE'S BEST selection of boys'
Ivy League and flannel shirts.
These are a must for achoel boys.
CHURCH'S, INC., W. King St.,
Boone. lc
AMMONIUM NITRATE—Our fall
discount program on ammonium
nitrate is now in effect. Stop by
the local ASC office and pick np
your orders for your low cost ni
trogen for approved uses. WA
TAUGA FCX SERVICE, S. Water
St.. Boone. lc
MEN'S BLUE GABARDINE
8U1TS. dacron blend. $22.90.
CHURCH'S, W. King St., Boone, lc
UNICO FARM FREEZERS—Make
your freezer dollar go farther by
•electing a Unieo freezer from our
wide variety of both cheat and up
right models. WATAUGA FCX
SERVICE, S. Water St, Boone. le
FOR SINGER SEWING MACH
INES Sale* and Service call Cen
ter Furniture Co., Boone, N. C.
Phone AM 4-6041. OB-tfc
-COUNTRY ~FRIDi" —EGGS are
available at your favorite grocer's.
Only the highest quality egg* bear
this UNI. They are grail and
parted daily at your WAT AIT. A
PCX SERVICE, S. Water, 8t_
it
FOR SALE—5 registered cows. •
ealvea, 1 toll bull and I heifers
See Chaste L Lewi* Sherwood
H. C, or can Co 7-244LT7+tfc
So This Is
New York *' • I
(Continued from pi(e four)
port if Educational Television)
represents a new approach to edu
cational TV ta which private in-'
dustry—in the lint instance, the
Shering Corporation—i« invited to
endow nationally distributed edu
cational programs This is a com
mendable activity and wt wish both
organizations good luck
Gotham Gatherings: the parrot is '
said to be the beat talker—and the
wont flyer—in the kingdom of
birds . . . among the items which
amused Customs inspectors here
recently when the Royal Ballet ar
rived from Europe were "2 eat
cushions. S vultures, 2 Pagoda poc
kets" . . insurance officials somb
erly announce that now women
own 89 percent of the wealth in
this country.
Fall seeding must be done on
time If you plan on a good harvest
next summer. i„ ...■ . • .
Bug dimage seems to be more
severe on thick natural stands of
pines than on properly thinned
stands.
The wise farmer gives his cows
a six-to eight-week dry period be
fore they freshen.
Want Ads
WILKES COUNTY
PUREBRED HEREFORD SALE
HORNED AND POLLED
HEREFORDS
34 Females 11 Bulls
SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26
NORTH WILKESBORO, N. C.
10-3-Sc
SALESMAN WANTED — Over
many thousand dollars worth of
Rawleigb Product* previously
sold in Watauga County. Business
well established. Industrious man
wanted to serve those families.
Write Rawleigh's, Dept. NCJ-180
563-A Rochmond, Va. 10-3-4p
MEN'S WORK SHOES by Sundial,
up to 4-E wide. Also wide widths
in dress shoes. CHURCH'S, INC.,
W. King St., Boone. lc
FIELD ENTERPRISES"
EDUCATIONAL CORPORATION
Ambitious Man
A highly reputable National Org
anization and leader in its field
has local opening for ambitious
MM' «f- »iauwttii>li character
■and "taMetftent. Are 2^00.#)I
lege education preferred. MuiWw
ready to accept position immedi
ately if selected. A guaranteed
income with a definite plan for
advancement, group insurance and
a retirement plan based on Proijt
Sharing. For local interview phone
or write P. O. Box 953. D. F. Sa
rena, Hickory. N. C. 3-5097. Call
between 0-12 and 1-7. 9-26-2c
JUST RECEIVED—Good new crop
Molasses. VILAS SERVICE STA
TION, Vilas, N. C. 9-26-2p
ENGINEER BOOTS for men and
big boys. Sundial and others.
*7.99 to *10.90. CHURCH'S, INC..
W. King St., Boone. lc
ATTRACTIVE POSITION
For an intelligent woman with a
pleating personality and a good
appearance. Prefer one with ex
perience in teaching, club or
church work. Age 25-60. Must be
ready to accept work immediate
ly if (elected with a Marshal Field
family owned enterprise. A guar
anteed income with oportunity for
a definite plan of advancement,
insurance program and a retire
ment plan based on Profit Sharing.
For local interview phone or write
D. F. Sarena, Hickory, N. C., 3
5087. Call between 9-12 and 1-7.
#-28-2c
FOR RENT—3-room apartment,
furnished. Hot air heat. CI Me In.
John Hollar, Phone 4-3966 or 4
8430. a 926tfc
Septic Tank Cleaning
Prices reasonable, work guaran
teed. Sanitary Septic Tank Ser
vice. Phone Warren Greene, AM
nerst 4-3203, Route 2, Boone, N. C.
1-31-tfc
WK BUY, SELL OR TRADE any
thing, anywhere, anytime. If 6 R
Furniture Co., Vilas, N. C. M-tlc
WELL BORING
20 and 24 Inch
Economical — Save yon
Money.
Also well drilling 6"
and 8"..
Call collect Elkin 70 or I
write Box 529.
Free estimate*.
B. E. Faw A Sons, Inc.
Serving Weatern N. C
^Slnee 1911
P.O. Box 529
Elkin, N. C
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la the f*H ruah, doa't neglect
soil conservation, if • wash M
eurt, seed, fertiliser and labor are
wasted • - ' St' ,
LEGAL NOTICES
noikc •
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT ,
NOKTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
ItUBY GREENE, Plaintiff
Y. r. GREENE. Defendant
The above named defendant, Y.
F. Greene, will take notice that an
action entitled a* above has been
commenced in the Superior Court
of Watauga County. North Caro
lina, by the plaintiff, to secure
an ubeolute divorce from the de
fendant oa the grounds tiiat the
plaintiff and defendant have lived
eeparate and apart for more than
two yean next preceding the
bringing of thia action: the de
fendant will further take notice
that he la required to appear at
the office of the Clerk of the
Superior Court of Watauga County
In Boone, North Carolina, within
30 days after the 10th day «f Oct
ober 1957 and answer or demur tp
the complaint in said action or the
plaintiff will,apply to the court
for the relief demanded in said
Clerk of the Superior^ Court
NOTICE OF TlUftTEE'S SALE
OF KEAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
Punruant to the power ant
authority contained in that cer
tain deed of trust dated April 17,
1950, executed by M. B. Trlvette
and wife, Mae Trivette, to the un
dersigned trustee, and being re
corded in the Office ef the Regis
ter of Deeds of Watauga County,
Nortb Carolina in Book 60 at Page
61, and default haying been made
in the payment of the indebted
ness secured by said deed of trust,
and demand of foreclosure having
been made by the owner and hold
er of the said indebtedness, the
undersigned trustee will offer for
sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash «t the Court
house Door of Watauga Countv in
Boone, North Carolina at 12:00
o'clock noon on the 39th day of
October, 1#67, the following de
scribe! real estate, to-wit: Lying
and being in Stony Fork Town
ship, Watauga County, North Car^
oina:
TRACT ONE: BEGINNING on
a stake at State Highway, Hamp
ton Blackburn corner, running •
South course direction 300 feet
with said Blackburn line to Black
burn's corner; thence a South
course 240 feet to a chestnut;
thence East 56 feet to a stake;
thence South 130 feet to a stake;
thence East 272 feet to Jermy
Watson's old line to a stake:
thence with said Watson line 370
feet, more or less, North course to
I. F. Church's corner; thence West
course 69 feet to I. F. Church's
corner; thence North course 300
feet to State Highway; thence 276
feet to the BEGINNING corner,
containing 6 acres, more or lea*.
TRACT TWO: BEGINNING at a
hickory on a ridge, W. U. Greer's
corner and runs North 3 deg East
56 poles to a stake, Carroll's corn
er; thence North 77 deg. West
16V« poles to a stake, Carroll's
corner; thence North 2 deg. East
8 poles to a stake, Carroll's corner;
thence North 73 deg. East 3V4
poles to a stake, Carroll's corner;
thence North 14 3-4 poles to a
stake in Carroll't line; thence
West 6 poles to a stake In Wat
son's line; thence South 13 deg
West 66 poles to a stake in C. H.
Ray's line; thence with top of
ridge as follows: South 34 deg.
East 3 poles. South 46 deg. East 6
poles, South 51 deg. East 12 poles.
South 55 deg. East 16 poles. South
46 deg. East poles to the BE
GINNING corner, containing 11
acres, more or less.
Only a one-half interest in the
spring located on the said lands is
being sold.
The said property will be sold
subject to all outstanding and un
paid taxes.
This the 27th day of September,
1957.
t. E. HOLSHOUSER. Trustee
10-3-4c-H
NOTICE OP TRUSTEE'S SALE
OF HEAL ESTATE
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
Pursuant to the power and
authority contained in that certain
deed of truat dated March lat,
1987, executed by Parka Knigh{
deed of truat la duly recorded in
the Office of the Register of Deeda
of Watauga County, North Caro
lina l« Book 80 at Page 188, tnd
default having been made in the
payment of the indebttdnesa ■ ae
cured by said deed of truat and
demand of forecloaure having
been made by the owner and hold
er of Said indebtedness, the under
sinned trustee will offer for sale
at public auction to the higheat
bidder for cash at the Courthouse
Door of Watauga County in Boone,
North Carolina at 12:00 o*eIoCT»
noon on the 15th day of October.
1987 the following described real
estate, to-wlt:
Lying and being In the Town of
BSnjKfe a-rJis's
side of Center Street and BEGIN
NING on a stake set In concrete,
corner of the lands of Louise Nor
vell Brenizer and being 130 Met
runs thence North 7 deg. 48 min.
East 138 feet, more or law, to a
stake an the North side of j!ps»
cer (now Center) Street, thence
South 89 deg. 30 min. East with
aaid street 81 feet to a stake, corn
er to the lands of Charles Davant;
This the 14th dqjr af flq
>. Z. HOLSHOU8ER.
4-H Club Boys, Girls I
Have One Of BestYears
North Carolina 4-H Club boy*
and girls who have participated in
the 1(97 4-H Public Speaking and
Community Relations program!
are completing one of the belt
years in hiatory, and the project
year* ends October 1, when re
cords are to be received in the
community relation* project, ac
cording to L. It Harrifl, State 4-H
Club Leadar.
Harrill aald a committee of
county and home demonstration
agents in North Carolina will
judge the records during the week
of October 7, and two state win
ners in the community relationa
work—a boy and a girl—will be
named to receive certificates of
honor. The records of the two
state winners are to be judged in
regional competition, and eight
regional winners are to receive
all expense paid trips to the Na
tional 4-H Club Congress in Chi
cago December 1-8. The two na
tional winners in the project re
NOTICE OF SALE OF LAND
NORTH CAROLINA .
WATAUGA COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in a certain
deed of trust executed by Fred J.
Triplett and his wife Jewel Trip
let dated the 20th day of March,
1953, and recorded in the Office
of the Register of Deeds for Wata
uga County at Boone, North Caro
lina, in Book 89 at Page IB, de
fault having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness
thereby secired, and the said deed
of trust by the terms thereof being
subject to foreclosure, the under
signed will offer for sale, as Trus
tee, at public auction, to the high
est bidder for cash, at the court
house' door in Boone, North Caro
lina, at twelve o'clock noon on the
25th day of October, 1957, the
property conveyed in the said
deed of trust, the same lying and
being In Elk Township, Watauga
County, North Carolina, and
bounded and described as follows:
BEGINNING on a black walnut
on the bank of Albert branch, Al
bert Greer's corner, and runs
South 10 East 12 poles to a wal
nut; thence South 24 East 10 poles
to a sourwood; thence South 81
West 40 poles to a dogwood;
thence South 66 West 24 poles to
a maple on top of ridge; ther.ce
North 56 West 18 poles to a stake
on ridce; thence North 83 poles to
a black gum; thence with main
top of ridge SO poles to an oak
stump; thence East 38 poles to a
stake in braneh; thence running
with said branch 38 poles to the
mouth: thence East 15 poles to a
red oak on ton of orchard ridge;
thence North 5 poles to two sour
woods; Elk Creek Lumber Com
pany corner; thence with their
line East 8 poles to s dogwood;
thence South 53 East 18 poles to
a chestnut; thence South 30 West
18 poles to a stake; thence South
75 West 12 poles to a stake; thence
South 22 Wast M poles to a stake;
thence running west S poles to
the BEGINNING, containing 55
acres, more or less, being the
same lands conveyed to Frea Trip
lett by Albert Greer and wife by
deed recorded in Book 65 at Page
517.
But this sale will be made sub
ject to all unpaid taxes.
This the 16th day of September,
1987.
LOUIS H. SMITH, Trustee
(-lMc-S
Bnkfc* Gas
Service U il
ECONOMICAL!
— Remember —
N2ASE
pakkwat auuun
FRED KmCHNER
Agent
Office lit Baat *«win) 8L
DIAL AM 4-Mlt
ceive <400 college scholarship*
The North Carolini National win
ner last year waa Jane Parkin*,
Guilford County.
The community relation! activity
provides way» to 4-H'er* to take
part in local civic and achool
event* and to pin confidence and
poise in appearanct* before
group*
Offering 4-H'eri somewhat simi
lar opportunities the public
speaking project provide* awards
for county, atate and national
winner*.
Alan Feim*ter, Alexander Coun
ty, ia the 1957 champion 4-H Club
public ipeaker among North
Carolina boys, and receive* a IB
jewel wrist watch. Joretta Clark,
Haywood County 4-H Club girl, is
the chimpion in th* girl* group
and receive* a aet of silverware.
On the national level, two col
lege acholarthip* worth $400 will
be presented to the highest rank
ing boy and girl during the Na
tional 4-H Club Cong re** in Chi
cago, and the record* of the two
North Carolina winner* are to be
submitted for consideration In the
national contest.
Harrill said that the Pure Oil
Company sponsors the public
speaking program, and the Wil
liam Wrigley Jr. Company Is don
or of the awards In the community
relation* activity.
FARM LOANS
Farmers borrowed $396,300,000,
from the Farmer* Home Admin
istration in the fiscal year ended
June 80. This compares with
$306,392,000 the previous year.
Repayments during fiscal year
1897 of principal and interest on
loans outstanding totaled $294,
623,000, compared with $282,333,
000 in the 1996 fiscal year. On
June 30, outstanding loans totaled
$1,013,180,000 compared to $943,
283,000 on June 30 a year ago.
WASHINGTON, D. C.
The Capitol city of Washington,
D. C. today has the highest pro
portion of Negroes to whites of
any major city in the United
States, North or South. In Wash
ington schools, seventy per cent of
the pupils are Negroes; 30 per
cent, white. However, New York
City, with 840,000 Negrots, is the
^world's largest Negro city; Chica
go is next with 738,000, and Phila
delphia third with 486,000.
Honey An Aid
Meal Variety
If you're one of thoee meal
planners who enjoys flavor and
variety In meal*, theu joull find
plenty of honey on the retail
counter* to help you it your job
of serving meals with taste appeal
According to Ruby P U»le.
Agricultural Extension Service
conauraer marketing apeclaliat,
this year's honey crop ia a big one.
Consequently, bo me makers who
are not acquainted with the merits
of honey in the preparation of
tasty dishes can plan to experi
ment with honey, while those who
use honey often will And ample
supplies to fill their needs.
There are several different
forms In which honey la marketed,
but three fourtha of It la aold as
extracted honey, Mrs. Utile ex
plaina.
The four major forms of honey
aa listed by Mrs Unle are:
1. Extracted honey is liquid
honey removed from the comb
snd is usually sold in glass jars.
2. Comb honey is honey still In
the honeycomb and ia aometlmes
sold in the wooden frames at
taken from the beehives.
3. Chunk honey I* a combination
■ 11111
at co«b and liquid booty. 1
(iit* of pfeee* of
traded hooey poorei ov
4. Creamed bone]', also
granulated booty, is u
made from extracted honey 1
has bear, caused to
mixture crystal*, giving
creamy texture and a ifrmi-solld
but aoft consistency)! .
jf®" U. 8
culture lists five variation* of
honey coior at) being water white,
extra white, extra light ambef,
amber, and dark. tlfl
r- Like all other sweeti, honey it
an energy-producing food. Extract
ed honey is about one-fifth water.
If it were not lor this, a pound of
honey would hate practically the
aame energy value as a pound «f
granulated augar.
Honey ia a pleaaant source of
readily available energy for grow
ing children. Since bacteria whiah
cause diaeaaes in human beings
cannot live in honey, it la eons&
ered aafe and wholesome. i.
Use honey In your meals to pl»
vide that extra energy your family
' '
Good roughage is important t»
the economical production of
milk.
Real Estate For Sale
ONE AND TWO BEDROOM COTTAGES on Middle Fork Creek
with all conveniences. Price : $3,800.00 np
380 ACRES covered in young timber. 390,000 feet saw timber on
good road. Price —„ $23.00 per acre
80 ACRES 12 milei out of Boone $1,800.00
100 ACRES, 4 room bouse near Parkway $1000.00. Saw timber
$1000.000. Young timber, fruit trees, lome pasture land
and water.
100 NICE BUILDING LOTS near Boone. Price cheap and easy
terms.
S. L. Whitaker Real Estate Co.
BOONE OFFICE * MILE OUT OF TOWN ON BLOWING
ROCK HIGHWAY—TELEPHONE AM 4-8687
North WUkeshoro Office Telephone 1424
Associated with Offices In Winston-Salem and Miami, Fla.
DOGWOOD WANTED
Convert your dogwood to dollars. For specifications or
cash on delivery, contact your local buyer
DEWEY HODGES
Route 3, Box 27 Boone, N. C