ftfreTOatauga democrat.
R. C RIVERS, Editor and Proprietor
- SUBSCRIPTION RATES: ,
Ono year $1.00; Six months 50 cents.
Three months, 25 cents.
Entered at the post office at Boone
N. C. as second class mail matter.
PUBLISHED ON THURSDAYS
Thursday, Oct. (5, 1921.
TEAMING SCHOOL ITEMS
President Dougherty was at
Raleigh last week, looking after
th 1 interests of tin school.
Dr. Hpys, u friend of the school
and everybody's friend, was at
the school the past week. He is
always a veloonie visitor.
The county public school teach
ers met in Boone on Saturday
in their regular meeting. These
meetings are always helpful and
quite a large number were pres
ent to avail themselves of their
privileges.
A base ball gamp on Saturday
between the Training School and
the Cove Creek teams was close
contfsled butihially resulted in
a score of 1 to 1 4 in favor of the
school team.
Mr. Cliyton Edwards of Sparu
ia, a cousin oi Mrs. l'lgnrspeiu
a day at the school last week. Re
is'a senior at the University and
said he was tramping over the
lost provitves.
The tit's t frosN of the season
came on Saturday and Sunday,
hut they were light enough not
t injure vegetation. Thus a good
providence is more than giving i
measure for measure for the'
lost fruit crop in the mountains!
by feeding the cattle on pastures 1 T:
far into autumn. How seldom do1
n-il full- -j m . !.i f Ti i K. .M.i.AMt I
works! i
i ' o contract for the water ;
works for th school has been1
given U Charlotte contractors.;
'?iv water is h) be secured from ;
springs on th sideof l::ir h Moun
t : i n and the reservoir to be erec- :
i'"-d on the hill hack of the Dough-:
erty reidence will have a capac-1
ity of L'oO.OUO gallons. j
.1. M. UOWKUM.
TRUSTER'S SALE OF LAND
By virtue of an order of the court
made in the matter of Lee Osborne
bankrupt, the undersigned trustee will
on Friday the Tth day of October 1921
at the late residence of Lee Osborne,
at Vilas, North Carolina, expose to
sale and sell at public auction to the
highest bidder the unsold portion of
the lands embraced in the following
deeds to Lee Osborne:
A. A tract of seventy-one acres de
scribed in a deed from Charlie IVoilt
and wife, dated October IT, l'.Ult, and
registered in the otlice of the Register
f Deeds of Watauga county in Hook
no. 2ll of Deeds, page .;!.).
It. A tract of lurid conlnining four
and one-fourlh acres li-riliol in a
deed from F V Ward to le (Mmrne
registered in Watauga county in book
no. 20, page 23.
('. The unsold portion of a tract of
land containing seventy acres more
or less: described in a deed from J. F
Cornett and wife and registered in
Ashe county in Book X-l, page 9(.
D. A tract of land containing 25
aci'p? described in a deed from F i;
Ward and wi, registered in Watau
ga county in book no. 20 at page 160.
E. A tract of land described in a
deed from F C Ward and wife; regis
tered in book no. 20 at page 4.
F. The unsold portion of land de
scribed in a deed from Rufus Camp
bell and wife, registered in Watauga
county in book no 20, page 375.
G. A tract of land described in a
deed from T S Cornett and wife, reg
istered in Ashe countv, in Book X-l,
page 4Sfci. '
The sale will be made free from
liens. Twenty per cent of the purchase
money must be paid upon confirma
tion of the sale and the remainder in
equal quarterly installments secured
In deed of trust on land conveyed.
The purchaser must deposit ten per
cent of the amount to be treated s u
forfeit should he fnil to cnmplr with
his bid. The bids at such sale
be raised five per eetit at any
within ten days after the sale.
At the same time and place I
sen to tne Highest rudder all the per
sonal property of the said Iee Os
borne. This the 19th day of September 1921
FIRST NKCTRITY TRUST CO.
Trustee of Lee Osborne, bankrupt.
n m y
time
will
Central Ohio Farms for Sale
BY C. F. CLARK REAL ESTATE AGENCY, COSHOCTON. OHIO
The greatest grain and stock raising section of Central
Ohio. The best land in the state considering its agricul
tural value for the price asked. Have good schools and
churches in every community, good railroad service, tele
phone, R.. F. D. service at your door. We sell strictly on
commission, nothing added to the listed price.
We guarantee you a square deal.
Ask for catalog.
REFERENCES: Home Building and Loan, Coshocton,
G. A. Hodges, Fresno, 0; formerly of Boone, RJ
G. F. CLARK, Real Estate, COSHOCTON, OHIO
Resolutions of Appreciation
Resolved: That the Watauga
Post uf the American Legion do
hereby extend to Messrs. R. C.
Rivers and I. G. Greer, of B6one,
North Carolina, our keenest ap
preciation for the many things
that they liHe done for ns when
w ? were preparing to leave for
camp and army life, and while in
camp, end since our return.
Resolved further, that we rec
ognize and appreciate their pub
lic spirit which they have so thor
MihJy demonstrated, in not only
i.'rin r every tiling possible for
ihe welfare- of the service and ex
service men, and the lied Cross,
but in al! things that pertain to
the uplifting of all charitable and
public institutions. I
J?e it further resolved that each
and every member of the Ameri-i
can Legion, do herein extend to
Air. Rivers our heartfelt, appre
ciation for the aid thathe through
the Watauga Democrat, has given
i s in establishing our post. We
sincerely realize that we owe him
a debt of gratitude that we can
never be able to pay.
Watauga Post American Legion.
D. A. UKOWN,
Acting Publicity Officer.
Boone, N. C. October 1.
THE UNIVERSAL CAR
NEW PRICES
(F. O. R. DETROIT)
Chassis
Runabout
Touring Car
Tnick Chassis
Coupe
Sedan
$295
$325
$355
$445
$595
$660
These are the lowest prices in the history of
the Ford Motor Company.
Orders are coming in fast, so place yours ear
ly to insure prompt delivery.
J. B. TAYLOR
BOONE, N. C. VALLE CRUC1S, N. C.
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Tax Notice
NOTICE
All sons, daughters, and grand
sons and daughters that wish to
organize a company to help look
after the United Confederate
Veterans' welfare, also for their'
own welfare, please meet me in
Boone, Friday Oct. 14, 1921.
E. J. NORRIS, Commander
Camp Nim rod Triplett.
Dr. E. M. Loyd,
EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT
GLASSES FITTFn
Rioms 306 and 30" Unaka and Citv
JOHNSON CITY, TENN.
World's Series to Start Oct. 5.
Chicago. The world's series of
baseball will start October K u w.
decided, the first Kama bain nUvan
on Borne grounds of Ntinni
I will -be at the following places at the times stated, to receive
taxes for the year 1921. Please nteet me at one of these places and
sett?, as my time for making collections is limited.
Watauga, Shulls Mills Qct oq a 1U
Watauga, R. A. Farthing's Store ' 20 p m
Shawneehaw, Matney post office ' 21
Laurel Creek, Rominger school hquse 22 a m
Laurel Ureek, Will Winkler's house '
Beavar Dam, Don Hagaman's store '
Cove Creek, Mabel post office '
Cove Creek, Wiley Sherwood's store '
North Fork, Marion Thomas'
" Frank Miller's store '
Meat Camp, Hodgson's store '. '
Will Norris' store....:
Bald Mountain, McGuire's store- oa
Stony Fork, Cook's store 29 a m
Charlie ttatson's store '. 99 pm
Boone i 01
&ik, walker 8 store j;ov
Elk, Carroll's store Ai
Blue Ridge, G. L. Storie's store '
Blowing Rock, Holshouser's store :
Very respectfully,
22 p m
24 a m
25 p m
25 a m
56 a m
26 pm
27 a m
97 n m
2am
3
4
Same Goods for Less Money
More Goods for $ame Money
h t a J
Coat Suits
$6.98 to
$27.50
IF it is Ready to wear you want'or Shoes
or Dry Goods "we have them.
We have just received a large shipment of
Ready to Wear at honest prices. Beautiful
new line of fall and Winter Coat Suits, Dress
es, Sweaters, Skirts; Blouses.
" In other words we have a most complete La
dies Ready-to- Wear Department.
Comparison will convince you that nowhere
else in Watauga County can you find sb ma
ny unmatchable values as in our store.
We thank you for your liberal patronage and
hope to merit a continuance. Our business
is to serve one and all.
Make our store headquarters when in Boone,
where you can buy same goods for less mon
ey and more goods for same money.
CLARENCE A. ELLIS
K ( just received the best
line of work shoes we have ever
had Good line of Steven Strong
shoes-the best on the market for
work. Shoes at any price from
$3 to $15 and we absolutely guar
antee satisfaction. Our line of
dress shoes also, is complete and
our clothing, is the best. Let us
dress you from head to foot at lit
tle expense. Give usva trial.
1
The Store with Servixe
and Quality." .
'llLJ-.il "
J. E. YOUNG, Sheriff.