' . II. XV MYERS, Editor and Propriftor SUBSCRIPTION RATES: Qno year $1.00; Six months 00 cents. : ' , Threo months, 25 cents. -: Entered at heost office afBoonc 5T."C. as second class mail matter. UBLISHED ON THURSDAYS yuB Thursday, Dec. 22, 1921. NO PAPER NEXT WEEK . ' " v - According to our time-honored custom the Democrat. will not make its usual appearance .next Thursday morning, for we feel that as we near the end of anoth er laborious year, xe are entitled to our share of the festivities ol the joyous Christmas season. In this connection wo would like to thank our multitude of friends for their loyal support during the past year, as well as the thfrty-one proceeding years. Notwithstanding the jeers and knocks of a comparatively few thoughtless individuals thanks to bur host of loyal supporters, 6ur business, small as yet, is mount ing hfgher and higher on the ladder of success, and before the new year is far wasted, we pro pose to install a plant modern in every way, and to issue an entir ely new and! different Democrat, a paper that would be a credit to even a baby city. And to this end, we ask for a continuance of your patronage. ' We wish for each one of our friends the merriest Christmas ever, and a .New Year crowded with happiness and prosperity, v Christmas Qirrs. Qz your enemy is forgive- ' ness ; to" an opponent, ! ! tolerance; to a friend, your I ! heart; to your child, a good ex- j ampie; to a ratner, deference; to . a mother, 'conduct that will make her proud of you ; to your self, respect; to all men, char-ty."--F. 11 Balfour. . bjUETCFV L. SOCIETY A SUCCESS Miay PfoaJBiat Kuind Wessi of Iki Tin Jell to Eit and Pij Tnbati to ; tie Work if thi Soeletf The annual banquet of the Appala chian Literary Society, given Satur day night at Justice Hall, in honor of the Eutnrplan?. was a very delightful and enjoyable occasion. Onor-of. the merriest programs was rendered ,.fhat has been given during tho school Jc&r Tho program consisted fli-st'jor a play entitled, "The Birds Christmas Carol, '. which as nicely presented by selected characters of both societies. 2. ' Mr. Ru-sel Hodges gave a brief buttery interesting history of tho A. L. Society,' touching upon the life of its first president, Rome? Story. 3. Hon. E. 8, Coffey emphasized very emphatically the iatrinsic value of a literary .society. 4. Pro(." Wtbiht drew some very charming 'pietures,' illustrating the value of eo-operation in society work. 5. Mr. John Howell gave a very fine explanation as' to what relations should exist betweerHhe'two literary societies. v fi. Prof. I. G. Greer made a very impressive talk upon the educational policies of ex-Governor' Aycocki ,7. Mr. W. A. Graham's fine expla nation of one's dutyto ' theij society was so impressive it loomed that every listener was Inspired vto take upon himsolf or horsclf new. i,ambltion for the future work. . 8. ' A duette was given by Miss Ak na Laura Choate and. Miss Bonnie Dixon. 9. Mr. Fred Hodges expressed the society's appreciation of those present 10. Hon. F. A. Linney whoso life is an inspiration for every struggling boy, elicited the extreme necessity of a young person struggling to reach that supreme position for which Na ture him. Other guests of the occasion who did not participate in the program were as follows: Mesdames F. A. Lin ney, E. S. Coffey and I. O. Greer, Mr and Mrs. John W. Hodges, and Mr. aodMrs. 0. L. Brown. D. A. Brown was chief toastmaster frr tho affair. Ifats were plentiful, three courses were served which consisted of fried oys ters, coffee, lettuce, pickles, sand wiches, cake and hot chocolate. . There is no doubt but that the two societies, which are doing such great work, will be heard from in the future The town and teachers extend their Interest and hearty co-operation. ' . . Reported. THE METKCOIST REVIVAL. The meeting conducted by Rev. James H. Greene "in the Con rt House du ring vithe past two weeks closed on Sunday night in a great service. As many as 75 or more, professed conversion and the churches were much revived. In many ways it was a wonderful meeting showing Mi Greene tjo be a great Gospel preacher, The building was crowded almost every night, and especially the last night ev ery available space was 'filled. The evangelist after a very; ear nest talk said that he wunted to give all who were willing to b'p used, in the work that the Lord wanted them to have a chance to indicate it. First, however, he called all to silent prayer, and for a minute or more there was a most impressive silence in the great audience. When called .on to express themselves, more than 20 pledged themselves to have family prayer. He also conducted chapel service at the School most of the days and on Saturday 18 of the students professed con version. J. M. D. Uncompromisingly Mores. "Christmas comes but qOce a year," said the ready-made philosopher. "Yea," replied Mr. Growcher; "a tor nkdV doesn't come even ai often aa that But consider how long it takes to get o'er It" TRA1XIX8 SCHOOL KEWS . . A recital was given by the Masio Department in the School audjtQrium on Monday evening which was very much enjoyed by those present. The programme consisted, of both vocal and in stru mental selection all of which were good, 'some of the instru mental being especially good, showing musical talent of no or dinary character on the part of student and skill on the part of teacher. The chonses by the Chorus Class were well rendered and much enjoyed. Mr. John Young, a student of the Training School, was taken witii an acute case of appendici tis the past wc$k and was taken to the hospital at Rittherfordtbn. Mr. G. M. Parker, of North Wilkesboro, an author of some works, was at the school the past Thursday arid made interesting talks' to seVerai of the classes which were appreciated by the students. The Training School will close forjhe holidays on Dec. 21. J. M.D. Removing Ptncll Mark. Indelible pencil marks may be re moved by soaking for a few minute In alcohol and then washing in the regal vny. The alcohol la Just as .effective after the material ' thus tallied has been washed and ironed, ZfifiS The Best Proof- of a bill paid is a' cancelled check. Open an account with us and get a check-book. A Bank Account will help you In business in many ways, and your cancelled checks may be useful some time for refer ence. Small accounts are welcomed here as well as large ones. Tho Bank off Blowing Rock BLOWING ROCK, N. C, as Cut-Over Timber Londo in Eastern North W ATTTRFSU Farming twelve months in the F LaA 1 year. clhnate fa the vl S., average 66 degrees; crop failures unknown, no ex? cessive heat; most excellent water in the State; finest of roads; finest of markets; most excellent town in the Eastern Section ; no malaria; finest fishing and hunting in the United States; no stones; richest lands in Amer ica.' CROPS cutns of ala & year; corn; two crops of Irish potatoes; vegeta bles of all kinds nine months in the year; wheat; rye; oats; soy beans; peas; all kinds of fruits. Most excellent opportunity for thoroughbred stock rai sers and dairy farmers; milk selling eighteen cents 4 quart; cream eighty:cents a quart. ' 7 . . . f This, gentlemen, is the future country of the South, on account of the long growing seasons, with ' average: climate, and most healthy spot to live in, together with good local markets. : ' . We hope to have the pleasure of serving you with fur ther information. See our personal representative, Mr. George F. Blair, Blowing Rock, N. C., or. write direct. EAST CAROLINA LAND CO. neWbern, n, c. S 1 I , IIJ, mil 1 Ji .1 WW m wwimwwwmmmi T wmnm i n inii i , i mmmtmrn mm a i ,M .hiiim,,, l j, L , , , B , ' As the joyous Christmas season draws near, there al ways prevails a slaion of good cheer. . As has been the custom since the beginning, during this period people like to remember their friends by giving gifts, thereby reviving old friendships and lending strength to new ones. v With a view to making this really A Merry Christmas we have enlarged our already large stock and endeavored to get just such things as will please the throngs of Christ mas shoppers, and while wo .are not attempting to give you a list of all the ''good things, we will mention a few articles suitable for Christmas gifts, that may help you in solving some of yptfr.gift problems. - v . , , ':: ' . In order that all our customers may receive every attend tion, we would insist that you (Jo yousftiopping early. Be gin today! It will be a pleasure to h lp you select the most appropriate gift for eacji one of yqwt ft ifa&s. . . . & 4 ' ' Ve have the most gorgeous array of good gifts that will be shown in Boone this Season. ! Will you ;?drop in right ftWav and fet us shnw -vhn? : - ----- W WMW . W VHi . . ' j , Clarence A.. Ellis Department Store ; Boone, N. C. Same Goods For Same Money More JGoods For Less Money For Him Mufflers, Silk andWool, Neckwear, Gloves, Hose, Silk, Lisle and Wool Dress Hats, Initial Belts Shirts, Silk and Madras Bath Robes , For Her Hose, Silk and Wool, Perfume Sets In Gift Boxes .. Holiday Handkerchiefs, Manicure Sets, s toilet Sets, WE HAVE A BIS LINE OF, SOLID SOLO JEWELRY - EVERY PIECE 6UARWEE0 for the Kiddies You'lfmiss half the joy of Christmas if you don't bring the little tots-to Baby Land. See the wonderful display of dolls trom infants to grand ladies that walk and talk and slee. Toys of Every Description . 1 . t- r. 'v. o

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