.i.t';;.
vt-l IWi property is about IX miles
X from main line of Pennsylvania,
.Railroad Station at Elkton," also
'same distance from bead of navi-
. .gatlon on Elk River. SingerlyJ
: Station IB O KaUroad) 2 mile
C ;. distant. -The farm contains lVo
i :: acres mostly under cultivation
:';.iriU tract of r'tlmberj a perma
V - hent pasture bordering the -Big
f v Elk Creek. Is improved by brick
' -mansion house of 12 rooms, large
v . ' basement barn, brick stable, wag
onshed, tenant houses and other
necessary buildings. , .
v Three story flour andfeedbhl
',. in excellent order, concrete floor
Y in basement is equipped with
i ' two doable stand roll!, oscillator,
. 2 sets burrsi (one for. meaVfrne
; , 'or cob crusher, corn shell
' er, grindstone and flour packer,
'11? large scales in pill. ! Capacity 1
V ' barrel flour per hour. Turbine
water wheel with iron caser- con
crete iorebay, concrete forobay,
' - concrete dam and head gates.
: Water wheel about 30 horse pow-
'" er, sufficient tq operate night and
day if desired.' Head of fall 12
, feet. Sufficient grain grown in
' neighborhood to supply mill, "y
(This is a most desirable prop
erty, good farming land, well lo-
cated, good roads in all directions
For further particulars apply
GEORGE RICKETTS
R. V. D. 5, Elkton, Md.
Price about $28,000 for farm and
mm. vvouiu consmer selling
separately. do
UfJSURArJCE!
Fire, Life, Casualty.
...
-: All new business and ex
piring policies promptly
attended to. Adjustments" ;
"promptlymade; i ;
GEORGE F. BLAIR,
" OFFICE I3T P. O.- BLDO.' '
BLOWING. ROCK, N:' C.
RAU FURS
hip t Ono to
BACH FUR COMPANY
111.1S1 w. crm strekt
nbw- vomc 'M. v..
Tiwy ry scar prim
PRE K BAIT TO TRAPPIRS
Wrltt Today How to Ott It and for
PrlooUtt
NOTICE. .
Notice is hereby given that w
thfi undersigned are no lonirr-
connected with the Watauga Ku v
niture and Lumber Company. '
H. Gn5 is the owner of ouv
shares in said company ana ;u
debts due said firm are payable
to him and he assumes all debt
due by said farm. This Dec. 5tl
19.21. .
A. Y.HOWELL
dec 8-1 A. W. SMITH
Faino
Were
Terrific
Read How Mn. Albert
Oregorjr, of R. P. D. No.
1, Blulard. I1L, got rid of
her ills. ''Durinff . . . 1
JDT yu awfully weak . . ,
mj pain were lemnc i
thought I would die. .The
bearing-down palm were
actually to severe 1 could
not stand the pressure o(
my hands on the lower
TJ part of my stomach . .
rr 1 simply felt as if life was
for but a short time. My
husband was worried .. .
One evening, while read
ing the Birthday Alma
nac, be came across a
case similar to tnine, and
went straight for some
Carduiforinetotry.
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TAKE -
L U CIDER !
If you want lumber planed,
if you want to bay building
lumber or, if you want to
sell lumber, see or " write
BOONE PLANING ; MILL
428-2l-12m-o - '
IVAtCH Rt-PAIRIUG!
f; ,i .... :-r. , ... .- r .,. :' . - (
' ' Done under a positive guar
a n t e e. Jewelry repai red.
. Estimates : furnished on all
m a f 1 orders'- Satisfaction
" warranted. Office back of
Watauga Bank, i A-
J. VV. DRYAn, Jvvclor,
LpANS on improved FARM
.LANDS i n Watauga County
negotiated promptly, amounts
of . $3,000 and above for five
?:yeara at 6 per ceut. Must be
improved cultivated farms, n.
J. Singleton, Lenoir, N. C. 24-4
P:-, Dr. E. M. Loyd,
EYE EAR NOSE AND THROAT
. GLASSES FITTED
Rooms 30 and 307 Vnaka and City
XNauonaj umik Huucun?
JOHNSON CITY, TENN.
TAX NOTICE
I will be at the following places at the times stated to receive tax
es for the year 1921. ; Please meet me at one of these places and
settle your taxes, as !" :. " s ' v r ,
I Have ttf Settle State aiid School Funds
DCn. iLFT.ED n. DUU
V RYB) StBCIALlBT
X,TO SEE BETTER
f 2 y SEE DULA
"V Jf 17 Year's Ejtperience
i The Best Equipment Obtainable. D
' Glasses rated Exclusively I
UASra ELQCK, LEKOIRf N. CI
.If yoaeqtltfrom WLA. It's All Rluht 1
Wul WAtCB J?AWUl KO& DATES. . ,
R.;D. JENNINGS
DENTIST
BOONE, N. C
OFFICES AT BLACKBURN HOTEL.
OffceHour: 9:00 to 12:00 a. m.
" 1:00 to 4:00 p. m.
Write or phone me for appoint
ments. Will give you the earliest
date possible.
Watauga, at Shulla Mlljs,. ... .....................Dec. 12 ft- m.
- R. A. Farthing's store ........ 1 12 p. m.
Sbawneehaw, Matney postofflce ' 13 C
14 a. m.
H MD
v. I . ux : . f, -v '. !- - , ' . 1.1.
Laurel Creek, Rominger school house.
- ' Will Winkler's house ..
. Sherwood-Perry Co.
Beaver Darn', Don Hagaman's store.
Cove Creek, Mabel postofflce.....
4 Wiley Sherwood's store .. a
Bjoone, Boone
North Fork, Marion Thomas' Store........
' '. "Frank Miller's store
Meat Camp, A. W. Hodgson's store
' " Will Nor ris' store-..
Bald fountain, McGuire's store
Stony Fork, Cook's store ........ . ' 23 a, m.
' 4 Charlie Watson's store : 23 p. m.
Elk, Walker's store..1. '. ; 4 27 b. m.
' Carroll's store... 4 27 p. m.
Blue Ridge, G. L. Storie's store :., 28
Blowing Rock, Holshouser's store ' 29
Very respectfully,
, J.-E. YOUNG, . i
- ; : Sheril Watauga County.
14 p. m,
15 a. m.
15 p.m.
' 16 a.m.
4 18 p. m.
: n
. 20 a.m.
L 4 20 p. m.
. 4 21a. m.
: 4 21 p. m.
. 4 2
A car load of British Columbia Five ;
-: X Shingles ju3t arrived. - No 5.;'"
. better are made, knd '
, prices are right ; ;
. x . - '';..!, : .. . . '.' '' '
- " '" ..,.'"'.':
Abscliitc th3 Urgest Stcck of .Shin-,
lbs, SfciSI; Siding, Hoorfci Cell
. Iii CEski, Trlfcis Wkiwt d
Doors End U Ottar Kinds of Wti
MsterlEl Ever Shown In WitEiCcty
Just in, a standard car: of- Roofing and '
Metal Shingles, which we will, sell both;
at wholesale and retail, and will save the
dealers usual jobber's commission. We
invite comparison in prices on anything in
building line. Come see us and get prices
V.
Watauga Furniture j'ipg
Lumber Company :H
Mil
the Wcaan's Tonic
"Itookitlalthhulyiad
the results were Immedi
ate," adds Mrs. Gregory.
"I continued to get bet
ter, all my ills left me,
and I went through ; . ,
with no further trouble.
My baby was fat and,
strong, and myselfthank
God tm once more hale
and hearty, can walk
miles, do my ' work,
though 44 . years old, feel
Uks a aew person. All I
owe1 to Cardul" For
maay years Cardul has'1
fceea'tmad klpful la
C'tSfiar t9 fee7 system
wten rai ism. by tfs
.v'. Q j-fstfaisptcstowoBMa;''
, ; Juniper Tar Wll,,
Northern Africa " iillNli v? '
1 IF-,
I
" There ia also that Juniper, whose heart-wood
yields an oil that healeth skin affections."
N the stony wastes of Northern Africa, land of
Arab sheik and wandering Bedouin, there grows
a low juniper tree, whose heart-wood, roasted in
ovens, gives up an oily, brownish, tar-like liquid of a . '
smoky taste. Since time immemorial natives of the
region have used this oil for various skin affections.
OIL of Juniper Tar con- In Vicka, Juniper Tar, Cam
tributes to the value of phor, Menthol, Eucalyptus,
Vicka VapoRub in akin erup- Nutmeg, Thyme, Oil of Tur
tions and itchings,. poison oak, pentine and other volatile oQt
nettle nish, cuts, burrs and are so combined that body heat
bruises. Its vapors assist in gradually vaporizes them,
overcoming cold troubles. ' r While penetrating and stimu- '
The U.S. Dispensatory, our lating the sluii,tteir healing va-
national authority on the uses P01 Permeate the air passages
of all drugs, mentions the use for hew after eapplkation. .
of Oil of Juniper Tar by the 6mble: external action
North African tribes, and adds: Vlcks an Ideal .treat- .
"Mora rtctndrithubMnkrc.tr ment for chuoren s cold trou-
nMd in th trtatmtnt of chronic bles itdoesaway wimdosfaig"
,'tcMtnt, psorUtia and othr sUn their delicate little stomachs,
diatuta, and tws bten found to bt And all the family find it use ''
. an txctUtat paraaiticida.n j ' ful almost daily. '
For all Cold Troubles ' v -
wfttrtrw
aadoBM
eie aolrf' -
The Ford Car is so simple in construction, so depend '
ble in its action, so easy to operate end handle that almost .
anybody and everybody can safely drive it. ,
The Ford Coupe, permanently enclosed with sliding ;
glass windows; is cozy and roomy modest and refined
a car that you, your wife or daughter will be proud to own '
and drive. ; ' " . "
And of course it has all the Ford economies of operation
and maintenance. . -
Call and look over, the Ford Coupe. Reasonably prompt
delivery can be made if you order now.
J. B. TAYLOR
BOONE, N. C, VALLE CRUCI8, N. C.
pim FEEL AT HOjjl
fl J 11111 .. ... 7 rV..
You'll feel at home when you visit
this bank, we can assure you.
One of our moit ceaseless purposes is
to so treat our customers that they will
consider each visit to this Bank a pleas
ure. --'i '' .
Whatever the nature of your busi
ness, you can come to us with the as
surance that you will be courteously and
considerately dealt with." v ; , v
Our aim is that this Bank shall al
ways be regarded ( by those who ' deal
with it as -The Bhk Mb X A ; Pcrsen
ality. Open ah account with i
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