M 7 1 1 | JT ' I ^ LJ
l/Jl If.
WANT AaVHTHiNO KATE
S CMlt a War* ? M Casts
Cask Must Accoapaay All
Orders
FOR SALE
FOR SALE? 0 hive* of bee*.
Ralph Glenn, "Sugar Grave,- N. C. -
(Phillips Branch.) lp 1
FOR SALE? ST^icre* land, A to- ,
bacco base. No building*, near the ,
mouth of Cove Creek. Price 94.000. ,
Ben L. Ward, Sugar Grove, N. C. <
24*p
FOR SALE? 400 to 900 bale* "of
good gran hay. 80e per bale. Ray- <
rnond Farthing, Vila*, N. C. Phone ,
CO 7-2646. 2?p ,
FOR SALE? Ten wide repoM*- j
lion. "The price i* right." Ways* ,
Johnson Mobile Home*, Lenoir, <
N. C. 2-44e .
FOR SALE? 45ft. 2-bedroom late ,
model house trailer, extra large ;
living room, large appliances, .
turquoise and white. Call AH 4
8193 or see Robert E. Miller, Riv- -
ers St. 3-U-2P I
FOR SALE? ISO bales A-l fir*t
cutting alfalfa hay. Phone Plaza .
4-7185 or L. S. Byrd, 401 Kent- 1
wood Circle, Lenoir, N. C. 2-4- 2c 1
FOR SALE or RENT? Building at j
102 Depot Street and Howard ,
Street. Term* to rait you. Write .
Ralph Moreti, Beverly, Ohio. 1
2-11 2p :
FOR SALE ? Used Sew Gem S??- (
ing Machine, good condition, cabi
net model. See at my borne 206 '
Watauga Drive or call me at AM !
4-8701. D. M. Edmisten, Jr. 2-4-2C I
RESTAURANT FOR SALE? at j
Sugar Grove, at the intersection
of 421 and 603. Contact Ray Fam- \
er, Ray's Cafe, Sugar Grove, I*. C.
24-2p j
1
FOR SALE ? One very fine used
Chas. M. Stieff piano and a good
York Piano. Baldwin pianos and '
organs. Special prices and small '
payments each month. See or j
write I. C. Church Piano Co. Hwy. ,
268, 6 miles West of Wilkesboro, <
N. C. 1-21-tfc
i
LAND FOR SALE ? Lota or aeres, ,
with water on land. On 421, Bria- ]
tol Road, 2 miles from Boone. B. |
J. Hardy, Route 3, Boone, N. C. |
2-4-tp ]
FOR SALE ? 3 AKC registered j
Chihuahua puppies. 1 male, 2 fe- ,
males, over 3 months old, very |
nice. $29 and $30 each. See Harold
Kincaid or call PLaza 4-7741, Le
noir, N. C. 2-ll-2p I
26 SHEEP FOR SALE? One buck, ,
29 ewes. All ages. Tom Mast, Sugar i
Grove, N. C. Ip
FOR SALE ? No. 9 mowing mach- <
ine, one 2-foot rako, one 2 blade .
disk, 2 rubber* tired wagons, 1
trailer. All in good ahape. Earl i
Winebarger, Sugar Grove, M. C.
2-ll-2p -
MISCELLANEOUS
29 MEN'S WOOL SPORT COATS
we are tired of seeing around ?
$10 00. CHURCH'S STORE, Weit
King St. le
WE ARE FILLING ASC ORDERS
from our fresh, new inventories
of adapted, known origin seeds
and PCX Open Formula fertilizer.
FCX Store. 1?
41 LAMBS WOOL and Orion V
Neck SWEATERS? dark colon?
were $4 99? Now $2 98. CHURCH'S
STORE, West King Street. ic
OUR OFFICES are is the frmoM
building back of the FCX stars
We hope to be in our new quar
ters by March 1st. Watauga FCX.
lc
22 WOOL BLEND SHIRTS? Were
*4 95 ? Now $2.96. CHURCH'S
STORE, Wert King Street. lc
JO'S CHILD DAY NURSERY ?
300 North St., Boone, N. C. Call
4-3613 or 4-3626. 2-4-tfc
WE STILL HAVE a good assart*
ment of Men's Jsckets and Sur
ment of Men's Jackets and 8u
CHURCH'S STORE, West King St.
1*
Pink snd White Dogwood Trees
White 80c; Pink $1.30 to 92.00.
Blue Ridge Garden Club. Call
order to Mrs. Wayne Richardson.
AM 4-3819, Boone. Uk
CATTLE LOUSE and grub dust.
It costs less to winter cattle which
are free from lice and grubs. Get
rid of these pests now with FCX
cattle louse and grub dust. Wata
uga fCX. j ~f lc
IS DOZ. MEN'S IVY LE AGU F.
PANTS? Slightly hnperfwts? out
of 99.98 and 94.96 pMta-*2J9 or
2 pair for 99.00. CHUCK'S STORE.
West Hag St. 1c
WE HAVE MOVED OUR
SOVa- DEPARTMENT
TO THE BALCONY
AND HAVE GONE THROUGH
OUR STUCK AGAIN
EVERYTHING THAT* BEEN
HERE TOO LdNG IS NOW
WEARING A YELLOW TAG
AND THAT SAVES YOU MONEY!
? CHURCH'S STORE
WEST KING ST.
le
HAY ALL GONE for the present.
I enjoyed trading with you. In
Fuly I will (ell you gome Hoi
itein dairy heifer* ready to Ko to
irork. Raymond Farthing, Vila*,
:0 7 J646. lp
107 MEN'S SPORT SHIRfs -
Wing* and otheri. Some flannel*.
Value* to $398 ? Now $198?
CHURCH'S STORE. Wert King
Street. le
RAT CONTROL ? FCX Warfarin
a your beat rat or mouse killer.
Stock up today. Watauga FCX. le
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE any
thing, anywhere, anytime. M. t R.
Furniture Co., Vilaa, N. C. 3-8-tfc
127 PR. mA'S FLANNEL PANTS
?pleated or plain. Value* to
HQ.96? -Naar <7.86?3 for $13.M.
CHURCH'S STORE. Wert King St.
1c
PSED APPLIANCES? We carry ?
large stock of uied electrical ??
pliances. Guaranteed A-l condi
:ion. Easy terms. Modern Appliance
Company, Boone, N. C. 8-28-tfc
ONE TABLE OF BETTER SPORT
SHIRTS ? including Ban Lorn.
Value* to $9.99 ? Now $2.96 ?
CHURCH'S STORE, West King
Street. lc
5HOEMAKE AND COtfNCILL ?
Sinclair heating oils, and all other
Sinclair products. Serving Watauga
ind Ashe counties. Day phone AM
18070; night AM 4-3821 or AM
t-3$08L. t-14-tfc
22 MEN'S SUITS tagged with a
reltow Ticket for being here too
long. Values to $29.96 ? Now $17.50
-CHURCH'S STORE, West King
Street. lc
LOMBARD CHAINSAWS ? Sales
ind service. COVE CREEK STORE,
Sugar Grove, N. C. 8-8-tfc
WILD BIRD PEED ? We have a
tpecial wild bird feed for our
little feathered friends. Special
[?rice, 10 lb*, for 98c. We also
lave Sunflower seed. Watauga
PCX. Xe
HOMELITE CHAINSAWS ? Sales,
service and repair*. COVE CREEK
STORE, Sugar Grove, N. C. 8-8-tfc
106 PR. OF MEN'S and Boys'
Work and dre** SHOES ? Some in
lulated, including 40 pairs of Jar
man Oxfords. Savings up to 40%.
CHURCH STORE, W. King St. le
IN OUR BOYS' DEPARTMENT
We have one table of Boys' Jackets
?Broken size* $1.00. One table of
Boy*' Shirt* $1.00. One table of
Boy*' Caps half-price. ? CHURCH'S
STORE, West King Street. lc
WE HAVE AN OLD warehouse lo
:ated on Howard St. in Boone, to
K ton down. If interested in mak
ing us a bid, contact us promptly.
We are still buying Mixed and
Sreen Galax. WILCOX DRUG
COMPANY 2- 11 -8c
SERVICE: Reweaving removes
totes, burns and tear* from all
fabric*. Mail aervice, garment* re
ttraed C. O. D. Mr*. Meier, 101
Poplar St., P. O. Box 744, Lenoir,
*. C. 2-ll-4p
?JEW 86- PG. PLANTING GUIDE
:atalog in color FREE on request.
War* Virginia'* largest assort
ment of fruit tree*, nut treat,
jerry plant*, grape vine*, land
ieape plant material. Saleipeople
wanted. WAYNESBORO NUR
SERIES, Dept. N-8, Waynesboro,
Virginia. 2+4c
SHEEP CONDITIONER with
Vereomycin ? We have a special
nedicated fead which will help
condition your ewes before and
luring the lambing *eaaon. A
laalthy ewe will raise both more
i ad bettor lanbs. Watauga PCX.
lc
Septic Tank Cleaning
Price* reasonable, work guaranteed.
Sanitary Septic Tank Servfca.
PWtm Warren Greena, AHberst 4
J203, Route 2, Boone, I?. C. 1-SI-tfc
3ALAX WANTED? We are now
wring 91 per thou (and for galas
Mm Wilcox Drug Co. 2-lMft
?ILL SNARLED
The Senate la currently trying
to uataagie itaelf (root a diapute
jver State'i righta and civil right*
in conaaation with a Federal aloe
LADIES WITH SPARE TIME Be
an Avon representative. Start
earning substantial income im
mediately. Represent Avon in a
convenient neighborhood territory.
We train ym. Write Lillian M.
Payne, Avon Mgr., p. O. Box 1187.
North WUkeaboro. N. C. ic
WANTTO MAKE $20 or more in
a day for part or full time route
work? Man or woman. WHte
FURST-McNESS CO., P. O. Bo*
371, Baltimore, Md. 2-4-2p
MAN OR WOMAN for City of
Boone ? Sale* and deliveries. ' 4-6
Hrs. per day. Alio will consider
older men. 50-75. WHte Bo* 5071,
Dept. S-3, Richmond, Virginia.
2-U4p
SALESMAN WANTED? You don't
need te worry about getting or
holding a Job with your own
Rawleigh Business in part of Wa
tauga County where the more you
work the more you earn. Thou
sands prospering every year.
Write at once for more informa
tion. Rawleigh'* Dept., NCB-950
802 Richmond, Va. See or write
R. G. Greer, 831 Faculty St.,
Boone, Phone AM 44628. 2-4-4p
ATTRACTIVE POSITION
For Intelligent woman wltb pleat
ing personality and good appear
ance. Prefer experience in teach
ing, club, or church work. Age 28
to 60. Must be ready to accept
this dignified position Immediate
ly. Our Marshall Field Family
owned enterprise offers a guar
anteed tocome with opportunity
for advaacement, insurance pro
gram and retirement plan based
on profit (baring. For local inter
view write, D. C. M. P. O. Box
533, Hickory, N. C. 2-4-3c
STIMULATING POSITION
For Intelligent man, 2540. Must
have good personality and appear
ance. Guaranteed Income with op
portunity for advancement Insur
ance program and retirement plan
based oa profit sharing. We are a
national organization, number one
ia our field. For local interview,
Write. S. S. M. P. 0. Box 853,
Hickory, N. C. 2-4-3c
FOR RENT
? " 1 . &? iihw
FOR RENT ? 4 room furnished
apartment, Faculty Row, available
February 1. See or call Jerry Coe,
AM 4-8238 or J. a Workman, AM
4-MM. . 1-21-tfc
FOR RENT ? Three-room cottage.
8ee M * B Furniture Co., Vilas,
N. C. 12-24-tfc
FOB BENT ? 3 room furnished
apartment. Queen* apartments.
Call AM 4-8531 or contact J. E.
Holsbouser, 212 Mi.Conley Street,
Chapel Hill, N. C. 1-14-tfc
WANTED TO RENT ? 3 bedroom
furnished house, June 8 through
July 17. Contact Dr. J. Frank Ran
dall, AM 4-3979. l-28-4c
FOR RENT ? 3 room house, 201
Grand Boulevard, heat and hot
water furnished. Call AM 44721
or 48498 after S. 2-4-tfc
FOR RENT ? 3- room furnished
apartment. Heat and water furnish
ed. 2 tymile* west of Boone, high
way 421. Mrs. M. J. Williams, Vilas.
N. C. Phone CO 7-2542. lc
FOR RENT ? 4- room furnished
apartment near college. Steam
heat. Two bedrooms. Day phone
AM 44834; night AM 4-3089. Grace
Flick. tfc
FOR RENT? 8 room brick house,
hot and cold water with oil fur
nace at Sands. Call Mrs. B. F.
Shore, AM 4^3303. 2-U-2p
Economists urge more allied
help en defense.
Runaway heiress ruled ward of
court.
ORANGE INSURANCE
8ERVICE
offering:
N?HMenakb poUeiei ? tow
rates ? M memkerthlp fee* ?
company rated "AIW prompt
an4 satisfactory total aad
country-wide claims service
Far* Liability
Livestock ? Aatomobile
Fire ? Personal LlahUlty
?Mae Omar's Package Fancies
#*?*? S|||. - - *
i onvPnifni mommy payreeimi
at ? reasonakle ekarge If to
aired and no red tape!
OAH8. W
I fagar Orrre, H. ft
CO 1-24M
WANTED
DOGWOOD LOGS
CONTACT
? DEWEY HODGES.
ROUTE 3, BOONE
t. PHONE 4-S2S1
2-Mc
WANTED
BLACK WALNUT LOGS
and Cherry Logi
Cash on Delivery
Call or Write
WOOD-MOSIAC CORPORATION
Thompson St., Biltmore, N. C.
Phone ALplne 3-0401
frll-tfe
WANTED ? 1500 board (act, 1"
thick chestnut wood (wormy chest
aut will not do. Call collect at
*00 a. m, Gastonia, N. C , UN
ivarsal 5-3432. l-2Mc
WANTED? HoUUin heifer 2 to
6 months old. Set or write Homer
Townsend, VaUe Crucia, N. C. lc
Legal Notices
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified ai the admin
istratrix of the estate of William
A Shull, late of the county of
Watauga, State of North Carolina,
this is to notify those having
claims against the estate of the
said deceased to present them to
me within 12 months of the date
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
January 4. I960.? MRS. MILDRED
C. SHULL, A dm*., Boone. N. C.
1-7-flc
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as the admin
istrators of the estate of P. R.
Shull, late of the county of Wa
tauga, State of North Carolina,
this is to notify those having
claims against the estate of the
said deceased, to present them to
us within 12 months of the date
hereof, or this notice will be
Dleaded in bar of their recovery.
Those indebted to the estate are
asked to make prompt payment.
This Februanr 1 I960. FRED
SUTHERLAND, MRS. CHARLES
SUTHERLAND, Creston, N. C.
24-flc
Kefauver warns of possible drug
price control.
- '' ' Iranian reforms are encounter
ing obstacles.
Haylw spaliiied m the adaita
i
tauga, State of North Carolina,
&LsS3,'S,S"5^
me within 1* month* nl the date
hereof, or this notice will be plead
ed In bar of their recovery. Those
indebted to the eatate are asked
Banner Elk, N C ? ll-6p
8AJLE OF LANlTuNMK DEED
OF TRUST
NORTH CAROLINA
WATAUGA COUNTY
Under and by virtue of the pow
er of sale contained in a certain
deed of trust executed by Walter
i. Watson and his wife Barbara
Watson, dated the 15th day of
April, 1008, and recorded in Book
M at Page 230, in the Office of
the Tlegister of Deeds of Watauga
County, st Boone, North Carolina,
default having been made in the
payment of the indebtedness
thereby secured and said deed of
trust being by the terms thereof
subject to foreclosure, the under
signed trustee will offer for sale
at public auction to the highest
bidder, for cash, at the courthouse
door in Boone. North Carolina, at
noon on the 11th day of March.
1960, the property conveyed in
said deed of truat, the same lying
and being in Blue Ridge Town
ship, Watauga County, North Car
olina, and more particularly des
cribed as follows:
FIRST TRACT: BEGINNING on
? chestnut, running eastward 20
poles more or less to a cucumbor;
thence 10 poles more or less to a
state: thence 10 poles more or less
to Story's line to a stake; thence
back to the .BEGINNING corner,
with Story's line, containing 10
acres, more or less.
SECOND TRACT: BEGINNING
on a bunch of wild cherries and
runs North 28 East with the road
30 poles; North 36 East 14 poles;
North 46 East 10 poles to a ches
nut. Will Ooffev's corner; North
S East with Coffey's line Utt
poles to a rock; North 76 West 56
poles to a stake in A. L. Triplett's
lino; South with said Triplett's
line 12 pples to ? chestnut. A. L.
Triplett's corner: South 41 West
27 poles to a stake; South 49 East
21 pole* to a small spanish oak and
service; South 46 East 34 pules to
the BEGINNING, containing 14 *4
acres, more or less, being in all
respects the same lands conveyed
to Walter J. Watson and wife by
deed dated April IS, 1938. Jasper
Triplet! and wife, and Oma Trip
lets the widow of M. E Trlplett,
recorded In Book 79 at Page 528
BUT THIS SALE will be made
subject to all outstanding and un
paid taxes, and any other liens
which may be of record.
This the Sth day of February,
1960.
LOUIS H. SMITH. Trustee
211-4csl
A MIND OF HER OWN
Toledo ? Hit by a car at an inter
section, Mrs. Sadie McGrath, 70,
indignantly rejected a policeman's
suggestion that she should be
checked by a doctor. "I have an
appointment with my hairdresser
and I'm not going to break it," she
snorted.
DEMOCRAT ADS PAY
FarmrW liters, Broadcasters
r ? .
To Meet In Raleigh Feb. If
Farm writers and broadcasters I
will take look Into the tutor* '
when they iwnblt in Raleigh I
Friday (P?K II) for their aanual :
Farm Preea, Radio and TV ImU- 1
toto. ; JBf J
Ttiu year the farm newsmen
will take a look at sericulture In
the 1980s. They will also relate '
any changes they we on the agri
cultural scene to their own busi- i
nes* of writing and reporting m I
Dr. Sherman Johnson, chief to
ooroist tor the Agricultural Re
seerch Service. U. S. Deportment
of Agriculture, will address the
group on the changes he see* in
American Agriculture in the Wi.
K. J. Shaw, senior rice- president
of the Southern National Bank,
Laurinburg, will be reporting en
the changes he foresees fer North
Carolina agriculture in the decade
ahead.
TMs will be the eighth annual
TUCK
London ? You cant believe
everything you see on television,
Leonsrd Msson, 12, now admits.
A TV performer broke up eight
razor blades, put them in his
mouth, snd chewed them with sp
parent relish. Leonard decided to
try to do the trick. He ended up
in a hospital with a severely cut
mouth.
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Fto program wil
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Maryland basketball f11"* Satur
ur
The banquet speaker wilt to
lames B. Shea. Jr., e*ecvtive vie*
president of the Research Tri
angle. He will talk on the Tri
socle's importance to agriculture.
Deliveries of new
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KEROSENE -FUEL OIL " * -I
?sso: ^rcaC(\< ESSO Aot^fft'Xn
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Estel G. Wagner
REAL ESTATE BROKER
> la the
COOK AND WAGNER APARTMENT RUILDING
115 W. HOWARD ST. ? BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA
RRAL ESTATE SALES ? RENTALS
PROPERTY MANAGEMENT
Open and Confidential Lilting of Reddenttal,
Comemrcial, Induitrlal, Rural Properties
DIAL AMherct 4-8586 ? AM 4-3847
Mr*. Pearl Bingham, Associate
Broker*! Licenae No. 4321
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER COTTAGE in the Vaile CrucU com
munity. Kitchen and dinette combination, 2-bedrooma, bath,
living room, plenty vt' shade, on highway, partly furniahed.
Price: *6,800
WANTED ? 26 or M acre tract with (arm house cm paved highway.
WANTED? Have buyer for large acreage. Needs to be accessible,
plenty of water. No buildings.
SPACIOUS 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, kitchen and dinette, living
room, large bath, carport, paved driveway, large lot. Easy
payments. Financed by F. H. A.
85- AC RE TRACT with elevation MM feet, just 4 miles north
east of Blowing Rock. State maintained road going through
property onto the beautiful Blue Ridge Parkway. It affords
a most gorgeous view of Grandfather Mountain, Town of
Blowing Rock, Boom, Tweetsie Railroad, and the first to
see the sunrise as it comes over Deep Gap. Ideal for an
assembly ground or a highly restricted. development.
NEW 3-BEDROOM BRICK DWELLING, 1H baths, *garage.
A beautiful panelled den, kitchen with built-in stove and
oven. Located on corner lot with city water and payed
street.
ONE OF BOONE'S FINEST and moat beautiful stone dwellings.
5- bedrooms, Itt baths, wall -to- wall carpet. 2-car garage. Call
for appointment.
IDEAL SUMMER HOME with 8 acres of land in the Bamboo
Coaamonity. Approximately seven miles from Boone. Three
bedrooms, full bass merit, fireplace, hot sir heat $8,000.00.
GOOD TWD STORY BRICK DWELLING on Oak Street. 8 bod
rooms, two baths, spartment on second floor with kitchen.
A home with an Income. Just $19,500.00.
NEW S BEDROOM HOUSE. Combination Brick and weather
boarding. Five acres land. Approximately S miles from
Beeae. $10,600.00. Immediate possession.
40- ACRE TRACT? 8 miles west of Boom; 2J00 feet road front
age an new U. S. 421; streams; grand view.
80- ACRE TRACT oa top of mountata overlooking boauttful
Valle Crude. Meal for development.
ONE OF BOONE'S FINEST MOTELS. Living quarters and 11
unit*. Priced right to lell.
ONE OF WATAUGA'S OLDEST LANDMARKS. ? Approxi
mately 2 acre* with IB-room houae la beautiful aetting, in
one ot the most highly cultured centers ia the county.
LOT 78 x 200 ON HIGHWAY NO. 100, less than 2 mUes from
Boom. $1,200.00
4 BEDROOM HOUSE, large Urn, 4 acres, spring water. Silver
stone community.
? ~ T(T i '. 87T, 4#??v ^ ?:
40- ACRE TRACT, ideal for development, withla five minutes drive
? of Boom.
7 LOTS WEST OF BOONE, just off Highway 421, *1180.00.
LARGE LOT ON POPLAR HILL DRIYE-lSOxSOO ft. Excellent
view. City water oa property.
THREE LARGE LOTS oa HiBcreat Circle.
NEW 4-HEDROOM HOUSE, t fttR batlm, full basemeaft. carport
for 2 can. Good finaaelag. Shown by appointment ootar.
? BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE, S fuU batha, full basemeat, hat
?ahr beet 14 mm laatf. I mimrtes from Boone. Shown by
-*-?*8 Tffi: