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I Watauga Democrat WANT ADTEETISING un 1 Ceuti a WMi-HCMto Minimum Charge Cath Hut Accampuy All Order* FOR SALE CLOTH FOR SALE? Mill Ends, Bolt Good*, Found goods, ay Ion and rayo# linings, dacron and cotton seersucker, laminat ed Jersey ? Steelman's Fabric Shop, Deep Gap, N. C. 7-5-tfc FOR SALE ? Television Sets ? IT and 21 inch reconditioned ? Reasonably priced? All makes and models. Modern Appliance Co. 418 W. King St, Boone. N. C. 10-11-tfc FOR SALE ? Crude food and nervous service at all times. Troubadour Inn. Please phone for reservations. 4 3574. lp FOR SALE? OB LEASE? The Zionville Sinclair Service Sta tion on old highway 421. Good business and good location. Rea son for going out of business, bad health. See or write John S. Miller, Zionville, N. C. 1-24-tfc FOR SALE ? One complete shoe shop with lots of supplies. American Equipment, Cinder ella auto sewer, Singer Patch ing Machine. Will trade for truck or farm equipment. See J. W. Church, Newland, N. C? or call Republic 3-4385. 1 24-tp FOR SALE SPINET PIANO WANTED: Responsible party to assume low monthly payments on a spinet piano. Can be seen locally. Write Credit Manager, P. 0. Box 427, Central, South Carolina. 2-7-4p FOR SALE? 3 room house, 1 big cook stove, V4 acre land, $850.00. Will swap for a car or pfck-up truck for equal value. Sadie Kanaoa, Beech Cmek.&i CS lp FDR SALE? Pair of heavy work horses. Will work single or double. Call CO 7-2272, Fred Winkler. lp FOR SALE? 1888 Ford Tractor, ptow, disk, mowing machine and other (arm machinery. Also 1962 Ford truck, 1 ton. Call Gerald Cook, AH 4-3300. 2-7-4p FOR SALE ? Registered Here ford bulls. One ten months old, horned, $175.00. One 9 months old, polled, $150.00. H. H. Hamilton, Jr., Boone, N. C. lc FOR SALE-^1 pair 800x16 6 ply tires, tubes and rims complete. Never b**n flat. $25 00. B. W. Stallings. lc FOR SALE? 4 x 6 Utility Trail ef. Lee Greene ? 264-2337. lc FOR SALE ? Approximately 2 acres vacant lot, 10 miles west of Boone, on hard surface road. Excellent view. Ideal location for summer home. Good water, fruit trees, grape vines, etc. Price for quick sale, $350.00. Grady Trivattf, Vilas, N. C. lp FOR SALE ? 250 bales of mixed hay, 75c bale. Also about 100 bales of bright rye straw at 50c a bale; Grady Farthing, 1 mile east of Boone on Highway 421. 2-7-2c FOR SALE? Restaurant equip ment. New dishes, service for 100; 3 doxen Urge steak plat ters; elaotric mfcat slicer; 4 slice toaster; sterilizers and others. Call ABC 4-22K7. . lp MISCELLANEOUS PIANOS? Piano in locality in good condition hava by paying balance due. if interested write giving time can be seen. Jobs'* Piano Company, Granite Quar ry, N. C. 11?+c FOR CEMETERY Monuments and Markers. Sea F. T. Wag?v n*r. Uriapfcone AM 4J614. 117 Orchard St., Boone, N. C. l-10-20p Typewriter .ml Addinf Machine Service CALL 2M-3915 or Cwitact College Book Stare I Ple^u f IMHor Service A. Work MEN'S ALL-WEATHER COATS ?Some with zip-out pile lin ing? $9.95 to $16.90. CHURCH'S le USE? APPLIANCES ? We car ry a large stock ot used elec trical appliances. Guaranteed A-l condition. Easy Term* Modern Appliance Company, Boone, N. C. US-tic HOUSE TRAILERS? Aig Tea Wide repossessed. Bargains. As sume payments subject to credit approval. GERMAN MOBILE HOMES, Granite Falla, N. C. 1-J1-2C OUR MEN'S and boys' jackets are still reduced. CHURCH'S. lc WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE anything, anywhere, anytime. M. ft R. Furniture Co., Vilas. N. C. S-8-tfc PAINT ? Get the highest dual ity paint at reasonable prices at Watauga FCX Service Store. All UNICO paints are guaran teed. Watauga FCX Service Store. Boon e, N. C. 7-19-tfc FOUND ? Variety vacation land's finest food now being served at Troubadour Inn. Phone for reservations. 4-3374. lp ESTEP & THOMPSON ELECTRIC SERVICE Located in the old Avery Coun ty Bank Building. Residential, commercial and Industrial wir ing. Class I State-wide licensed electrical contractors. Hotpoint appliances, Zenith radio and televisions, Channel Master radios, Setclkell-Carlson televi sions, complete line of lighting fixtures and wiring materials at a low, low price. No job to small or large. Call collect 733 2613 or 733-2212 in Newland for free estimates or day or night service. 11-22- tfc MEN'S LEATHER BOOTS? Sundial, Woolverine, Para troopers ? $7.95 ? $15.95. CHURCH'S. lc fuamtLiw -\:hXinsxw% - ~ Sales, service, repairs. COVE CREEK STORE, Sugar Grove, N. C. 8+tfc HORN CAFE now serving plate lunches, sandwiches and short orders. l-34-2p NOTICE? I have purchased the outstanding interest in the MOUNTAIN LUMBER COM PANY, of Boone, North Caro lina, and will continue to oper ate the business under that name, at the same location, as a sole proprietorship. John Houck. l-31-4c MEN'S CORDA-SHELL loafers by Jarman ? $15.00, black and black on brown. CHURCH'S, lc SCOTT'S SERVICE CENTER Gulf and diversified oil products Automatic transmission repair Service ? maintenance Overhaul Two trained mechanics on duty to repair all type vehicles. Foreign makes, no exception. 6:00 a. m. ? 9:00 p. m. 611 Bristol Pond Phone 264-3751 Boone, N. C. 1-31-2C ORLON AND NYLON crew socks. Assorted colors, slightly irregulars ? 8?c. CHURCH'S. lc IMAGINE!? Wash I II x 11 IU (or just 75c! or a half-dozen quilts for 75c! Boone's only giant 45-lb. coin-operated wash er. Also large double-load econ omy washing at 25c per load. Do all your laundry at one time at COIN-OP SELF-SERVICE LAUNDRY, Main St. and Blow ing Rock Road, at the stop light. 1-31-2C FRUIT TREES, Nut Trees, Ber ry Plants, Grape Vines and Landscape Plant Material, off ered by Virginia's largest grow m 56-pg. Planting Guide Cat alog ia color FREE on request. WAYNESBORO NURSERIES, Waynesboro, Virginia. 2-7-4c MISCELLANEOUS ? They said It couldn't be done, but we "re open. Troubadour Inn. Phone for reservations. 4-3574. lp FREE u*e of oar Carpet Sham poore with purchase of Blue Lutri shampoo. Farmers Hard ware It Supply Co. lc WB gpftCUUCE te veMMia* refrigerator aealed systems. Call us for 4?c estimates. 1 |odp* Appliance Co., 41# West Ling Street, Boose, N. C. Phone 384 "*? iE7 *** USfTS RUBBER insulated boots ? Heavy duty ? f TM. CHURCVf MEN'S AND BOYS' dress shoes, loafers and lace-up* by Jarraaa, Sundial and Brooks ? <3.96 to 917.190 CHURCH'S. \c USED MOBILE HOMES ? 12 on hand this weak. All Bar gain priced. We trade lor furniture, cars, etc. GERMAN MOBILE HOMES, Granite liklls, Shelby, N. C. [ 141 2c WE ARE LOADED with men's h*t?? Lm and otter*? <2 00 ? $8.93. CHURCH'S. lc UNI CO PAINTS REDUCED? Discontinued faints selling tor as much as $5.83 per gallon, now reduced tip $X90l Watauga FCX 9-6-tfc MEN'S AND BOYS' wash 'n wear Ivy pants. Assorted col ors ? $2.98-$4.95. CHURCH'S. lc FOR RENT ONE FURNISHED APART MENT for rent Call Earl Lyons All 4-8152. 2 7 2p APARTMENT FOR RENT ? 3 rooms, semi ? furnished, with heat and hot water. Will ac comodate couple and one child. Phone AM 4-8290. 1-10-tfc FOR RENT ? Four room apart ment, located on Faculty St. Couple or boys. Call AM 4 8666 after 5 p. m. lp FOR RENT ? Available March 1, 3 room furnished apartment over Greene'a Furniture Store. CaU AM 4-5737 or AM 44974. 1-31-tfc FOR RENT ? Furnished 3 room apartment. Heat, lights and water furnished. $50 for two adults; $60 for three. Also fur nished S room apartment. Lights and water furnished. $40 for two adults and $90 lor three. Call AM 4-2203. lc FOR RENT ? New furnished one bedroom apartment. Heat ?gdjpt inrt^olfrMMfrhtirniafc i ed. 110 Hillside Drive. ?hone 284-2328. ^ lc FOR RENT ? Customer space for two hours of bliss at the round tehlt ft Troubadour Inn. Phone for reservations. 4-3574. IP FOR RENT ? Furnished apart ment, 2 bedroom brick. Located on Blowing Rock Road near Tate's Tourist Court. CaU AM 4-8682. lc FOR RENT OR SALE ? Two bedroom house, hot air furnace, large garden, outdoor barbecue grill. Located in Perkinsville on Delmar St., best location in Perkinsville. CaU AM 48633. 2-7-2p FOR RENT ? Nice three room apartment. Steam heat and pri vate entrance. Phone AM 4 8698. 2-7-tfc FOR RENT to couple. Three room apartment, furnished. Heat and water furnsheid. Two miles west of Boone on highway 421. Call Mrs. M. J. Williams. 7 2542. lC FOR RENT ? Three room fur nished apartment with large closet, steam heat and water furnished. CaU AM 4-3980. lp FOR RENT ? Four room fur nished apartment, located cloee to college on Faculty Street. CaU 4M 4-8666 after 5 p. m. lp WANTED TO RENT ? Unfur nished apartment for student couple. Beginning June 1. Write Ned Donnelly, Ivy Hall, Boone, N. C. lp WANTED TO RENT? 3 bed room house with two baths'. In or around Boone. Contact Sam W. Dixon, P. O. Box 44S, Boone. N. C. lp - .. ... : WANTED TO BUY? 10 or mor? acre* of tapd in or near Fos roe <xunm||^ity on or near High way 105. Must lay well and be reasonable, buildups *>t necessary. Contact t- H. Jeff coat before February 13. 14t Overbrook Cir., Phone 585-11*8, Spartanburg, S. a 1412c WANTED TO ?UY? Good caft dWon, toe modri Mi hp John son outboard motor. Call G?*ie Arnej, +U WANTED? Will bur <* for used farm tracton aau equipment SKIT* CROSS ROADS, INC., Lenoir, * C fc'-at HELP WANTED ? Help keep] our home (Ires burning by din ing ?t Troubadour Inn. Phone for reservations. 4-3574. lp WANTED? Woman for family of four to live in. Call CY 5 5067. lc WANTED ? Experienced secre tary wants 5 day a week posi tion with living wages. Will take temporary or part-time Job. Call AH 4-8064. lc WANTED ? Baby sitter. Contact Mrs. Kelly Greene, Sugar Grove, N. C. lp EMPLOYMENT WAITRESS WANTED? Please apply in person. Daniel Boone Hotel. l-Sl-Zc EMPLOYMENT ? Unusual op portunity for personable clients with healthy appetites to dine at Troubadour Inn. Phone for reservations, 4-3574. lp WANTED? White lady to live in and care for invalid. Write Mrs. Cordie Bowman, Route 1, Box 380, Taylorsville, N. C. 1-24 3p Legal Notices ADVERTISEMENT FOR OUTFALL SEWER LINES 8EWAGB PUMPLNG STATION AND SEWAGE TREATMENT PLANT FOR THE TOWN OF , BLOWING ROCK. N. 6. SEALED PROPOSALS will be received by the Town Clerk of Blowing Rock, N. C. in The Town Half in Blowing Rock, N. C. until 11:00 a. m. March 4, 1963, for the construction of Outfall Sewer Lines, Sewage Pumping Station and Sewage Treatment Plant. The work will embrace furnishing all labor, equipment and materials for the construction of approxi mately 14,127 lineal feet of sewer lines, 65 manholes, pumping station and 965 lineal and access road. All of the -above m shown on the plans or called for in the specifications. Thoee desiring full scale plans and complete specifica tions may obtain them from The Town Clerk at Blowing Rock, N. C. or from P. L. Ab ernethy, Engineer, Hickory, N. C. upon the payment of $25.00, which amount will be returned only to those who submit bona fide bids upon the work. Consideration will be given only to bids of Contractors showing that they are licensed under "An Act to Regulate the Practice of General Contract ing" as ratified by the General Assembly of North Carolina on March 23, 1937, or as subsequ ently amended by the General AwemUy. Each proposal must be ac companied by a bid deposit or bond of 5% of the base bid as provided by Section 143-129 of N C G S All bids shall be on bid forms bound in the specifica tions and all bidders shall bid on all items in Section One or Section Two or all items in both Section One and Section Two. Plans and Specifications will be on file at the A G. C. Office in Charlotte, N. C. No Proposal may be with drawn, attar the scheduled clos ing time for the receipt of bids for a period of 45 days. Bids will be opened and read in public in the presence of those interested in the Town Hall at Blowing Rock, N. C. at 11:00 a. m. March 4, 1963. The right is reserved to reject any or all proposals, to waive in formalities and to award a con tract or contracts which, in the opinion of the town council, ap pears to be in the best interest of The Town of Blowing Rock, N. C. By ordar of the Board of Ald B. B. Hardin, Mayor ENGINEER: P. L. Abernethy 519 Second Street, N. W. Hickory, N. d. l-M-tc ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE Having qualified aa Admin Carolina, this i? to notify thoee present them to me within twelve months gf the date ^pre ot or this notice will be pieaded in bar of their recovery. Hose indebted to the etUJe are V*f4 >. Wilfoog St. Doctor Talk By JOHN B. REMBEKT, M. D. Heart disease today is the leading cause of death in America, and the problem of high blood pressure is one of the chief causes for heart dis ease. High blood pressure is most often seen in the middle age group of people, and the resulting heart impairment ac counts for a large number of deaths and much disability. In the past and in this day of universal enlightenment many people still assume that hyper tension (high blood pressure) is a natural result of aging. Getting old does not necessarily mean that the blood pressure goes up ? no, the problem is not entirely due to aging. High blood pressure can be found to follow kidney disease, as seen in Bright's Disease. At times, hypertension will be found to run in families as an hereditary factor, and in other cases blood pressure increase is seen in the overweight pa tient. Perhaps one of the largest groups of hypertensives in this day of universal anxiety are those who can't control their "nerves," the result is general ized spasm of the arterioles of the body and resulting increase in the blood pressure. This increase in the blood pressure, regardless of the cause, exerts an increased work load on the musculature of the heart. The pressure must go up if the heart is to force the blood through the restricted or spastic arterioles, and this in NOTICE NORTH CAROLINA WATAUGA COUNTY Under and by the virtue of the power of gale contained in a certain deed of trust execut ed by Thomas Payne and wife, Bessie Payne, dated September 26, 1960, and recorded In Deed of Trust Book 86, at Page 40, in the office of the Register of Deeds of Watauga County, North* Carolina, default having been made in the payment of the indebtedness thereby secur ed and said deed of trust being by the terms thereof subject to foreclosure, the undersigned trustee will offer for tale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the court house door in Boone, Watauga County, North Carolina at 12:00 o'clock noon, on the 9th day of February, 1963. the property conveyed in said deed of trust, the same lying and being in New River Township, Watauga County, North Carolina, and more particularly described as follows: TRACT ONE: LYING and be ing near the Town of Boone, and being Lots Numbers 58B. 59A in Block -'B" described and contained in a certain map made by H. K. Setzer, G. E., which map is registered in the Register of Deeds Office of Watauga County In Book of Maps 1, at Page 74, reference to which 14 hereby made for further description. The above numbered lots being a part of the subdivision known as the Daniel Boone Cabin Colony. TRACT TWO: A certain lot of parcel of land lying and be ing in Watauga County, near the town of Boone, and being Lots Nos. 604 and BOB in Block "B" described and contained in a certain map made by H. K. Setzer. C. E? which map la registered in the office of the Register of Deeds of Watauga County, in Book of Maps No. 1, at Page 74. Reference to which is hereby made for further de scription. The above two lot* being a part of the subdivision known as the Daniel Boone Cabin Colony. But this sale will b? made subject to all outstanding and unpaid taxes and municipal as sessments. This 8th day of January, 1963. Stacy C. Eggers, Jr., Trustee l-17-4c-e Miller Industries Mfgs. af Cwtoat made aluminum ctorm doors and triadow* Awnings, siding, guttering, tub enclosures, glasa. Repairs la Fwrtory Trained Personnel 605 Bristol Rd. 264-8824 creased work causes the heart muscle to enlarge and damage to the arteries usually occurs, ( with the vessels becoming scar- , red, thickened, and inelastic | (this change In the blood ves- . sels la referred to at sclerosis or arterio-sclerosis. ) Persistent hypertension causes marked changes in the blood vessels of the brain, heart, and kidneys at an early stage? these changes then can bring on a "stroke." A brain "stroke" oc curs when a small artery rup tures or becomes clotted or blocked with blood. Symptoms of high blood pres sure vary. In some, no symp toms are present at all; in oth ers, there may be headaches, dizziness, full-feeling in the head, fatigue, or general aches and pains. If you should have any of these symptoms it does not necessarily mean that hyper tension is present ? you should see your family doctor. He can examine you and if the hyper tension is your problem, proper treatment can be started, and if you follow your doctor's advice carefully you can certainly count on living a long. normal life. Notes And Comments Then there are the people who like jokei ? on the other fellow. Not all the comic characters are to be found in the comic books. There are people in the world who think they can argne with electricity. The business expert is usu ally able to put most of his work on the office help. Frankly, the longer we travel this road of life, the less we know about it. Hard work may not kill any body, but, occasionally, it aure wear* one down. Never bother about trying to appear smart; put your energy into being smart. If everybody would quit hur rying, life would move along intelligently. A diet may be good for the health but a good menu can do wonders also. Putting a few cents in the collection plate does not make one a philanthropist. The effort to get something for nothing explains many of the poverty-stricken people you see. WANTED QUALITY MILK FOR GOOD KRAFT CHEESE Kraft Foods Wect Jefferson, N. C. Phone 246-2501 HOME OF YOUR OWN ONLY 94I.M MONTHLY After D*wb Payment A beautiful new Z bedroom furnished home. Immediate deliveries. Tremendous stock of lMdinf sellers ? new and Used. We trade and sell on reasonable terms. GERMAN HohUe Homes GRANITE FALLS, N. C. "Area's Leading Dealer" Our 23rd Year fwri 1 i' i ? TIM undersigned will p?y IM.W lor information leading to the wrest and conviction of Uu party or parties who broke Into the E. F. Bingham hone at Amantha, N. C. Almost 100 per cent of the eggs packaged for ule in dozen cartons is from virgin hens. Three tons of alfalfa hay con tains 86 pounds of calcium ? the imount found in 215 pounds of high grade limestone. TRADE AT HOME DON'T GET UP NIGliTS It takes Just Sit and 11 hours to ?tart relief ? or your money back at any drug ?tore When functional kidney disorders cauM getting up nights, seal ' acne, leg u to-take BU Estel G. Wagner Real Estate Broker 235 EAST KING ST. ? BOONE, N. C. DIAL AM 4-2492 ? AM 4-3647 Latta Johnson-B. G. Ray ASSOCIATE BROKERS Office Phone AM 4-2492 ? Residence Phone AM 4-21SI 235 EAST KING STREET ? BOONE, N. C. WE NEED LISTINGS for HOMES, FARMS, ACREAGE We Offer Complete and Competent Service HOMES 3 Bedroom home Location ? Howard St. Full Basement Garage attached 4V4% G. L Loan Mo. Payments $67.20 Good investment property Price $11,750.00 Two bedroom home Modern kitchen & Den Living Room ? 1 bath Plus a gararge with an Apt. Two bedroom house Kitchen ? Dining Room Living Reom ? 1 bath New 3 Bedroom 1V4 Baths ? Ceramic & Vinyl Kitchen? Bar? Dining room Large livingroom ? stove ? fireplace Full basement With 3 Acres land Just outside city limits vrest of Boone Price $13,000.00 Full Basement Location ? Grand Blvd. Price $8500.00 One bedroom & bath In basement Lennox hot air heat Picture windows ? thermo pane Storm windows on bal. Large wooded lot oa stream Appx. 4 miles from Booae New 3 bedroom with % acre lot feather edge siding 3 miles from Boone Livingroom ? fireplace Well water Price $9187 00 Carport ? Full basement Large wooded lot Reduced to $10,000 2 bedroom home in Poplar Hill section Wall to wall carpet 4 bedroom home on Drapes and blinds included Blowing Rock Rr. A fine home designed for 2 full baths, full basement comfortable living Only $14,500 Comfortable 3 bedroom Living room, dining room comb. Wall to wall carpet Impressive 4 bedroom brick home on Crand Blvd. Kitchen, Living Room, Den, Fireplace 2 baths. Paved driveway Located on Woodland Dr. Price only $17,500. 3 full baths ? full basement Plenty of room ? Keep col lege kids? Only $16,500. 3 bedroom home? 1 bath Suitable for subdivision or Full basement ? central heat 8 acres of land, five suit able for tractor .21 tobacco base commercial lots Owner will sell or trade $20,000 Choice Restricted Home Sites ? City Water Summer Home Sites ? One to 10 acres with excellent view and water Brick ? 3 bedroom ? Full 1 acre lot overlooking golf Basement? 2 car garage course ? $21,000.00. 7 additional acres if desired i Old country home in excellent state of preserva tion on acre lot 4 big bedrooms, living room Kitchen dining area % basement ? furnace heat and running water Only $5,500. More land if needed BUSINESS 5 Furnished apts. located on large lot Monthly Income of $245.00. Selling price $29,000.00. ACREAGE 58 ACRES In the Valle Crucis Community for only $8500.00. Ideal for development. 35 ACRE FARM at Sugar Grove with .7 tobacco base. Grade A barn, appro*. 1,000 ft. highway frontage. Price $15,500.00. BEAUTIFUL BLAIRMONT LOTS, overlooking Boone's Golf Course. City Water, Paved Streets, Panoramic View. No City Taxes. 30 acres at Haaton * ? Only $1,250.00 40 acres at Foscoe Only $4,400.00 37 acres in SUverstone community, approz. 7 acres bottom land, stream, good barn, tobacco base. Price reduced to $7,000,08. Easy terms. 173 acre farm in Bethel Community. Win grue 80 head cattle. 3 barns, equipped for dairy-milking parlor. Has 2 large silos. House in good condition ? tenant house? block and frame. Financing can be arranged. Price $40,000.00 10 BOOM HOUSE with beth and 57 acre* of land. Drfry { Barn and tenant house. 28 tobacco base. 7378-Ibo. nilk base. Looted approz 10 miles west at leone. Price $30,000.00