'AUGUST 9, 1923 SPECIAL $1.75 Suit case 55c $1.00 Window shade 40c 50c Rubber Belt 20c Ip $2.00 Umbrella 85c 2.25 Hand Bags 95c These goods are sold in connection with a $5.00 ^ purchase only. | lid WE HAD MAPPED < | FlRi WE DECIDED TO SI I 4c Bargs S AS YOU GO THROUGHT || ing offered @ 4C EACH ? ARTICLES THAT ORDIN i 10c AND 15c. THIS IS A V gl ESPECIALLY IF YOU BUY SeS THIS GOODS DURING OI | ' COME EARLY " Spool Silk, assorted ^ colors | 4C Hair Nets. Black, good quality | 4C ?3 Toilet paper, best grade 1 4C ?? Men's and Ladies Handaj! kerchiefs H AC Stickerer Braid I 4C Wire Hair Pins box Arm Bands 1 4C [oP- Good Sewing Thread 1 4<: efi Crocheated thread I 4C Celluloid Hair Pins box I 4? gjS Kitchen Knives 1 4C ro ia 1 no a imc vat 1 ur? t t r> n imrvurtino in niun ur. m SUITS AND PANTS. \\ P FULLER LINE OF CLOI M GUARANTEED. PRICES 1 SEE US BEFORE YOU BL 1 m f^guaaigK ?aKSayEXJSiy<3Uj3U3ua^ flafiefiEnfe)fcT)ajifenlaT& W. G. HARDING. M\N OF PEACE ht spc-rdi (oalj e3urt uiojj pannpuoQ) his gift o: of purpo! States, freely respecting- the rights of course, tl other nations, asked for hers .-J f only soldier's that to which she was entitled in should ca \^y simple justice, and that she could ac- or be po> cept nothing less. ; lators pu Not a Dictator. ptly vetO" While in his dealings with Con- His tei gress Mr. Harding preferred the rolet ther oxer of counsellor rather than dictator, rounding | r !-' - ' ' v 'it IkdMi.jA.-A*!-'"i fiw -'"hT ' i rriiffrir rilftfiir r i - * fflDlIf out five bargain sale: ?T SEMI-ANNl jrprise our customer: lin Sale his list of goods beyou will recognize arily sell for 5c or vorth while savings all of your needs in ir 4c sale. GET YOUR SHAKE Carpet lacks, 250 in a L ___ L)OX 4C Flv Swatters 4C Pearl Buttons, all sizes 4C All kinds of high grade shoe laces 4C d:? 1 o 1 kjaici^ A iu? i A. u utaiu / C 4 ! Envelops 25 to package I 4C Pins 300 in paper 4C | Crepe Paper, solid col- j ors, 10 ft. rolls, 20 in. ; wide 4C i Trimm;nor Buttons. Horn and ebonid assorted colors and kinds AC i | MANY OTHERITEMS ADE, MEN'S AND BOYS7,IE HANDLE THE FAMOUS rHING. EVERY SUIT IS ARE VER YREASONABLE hsON Iy^enmvedany" doubt tlm^^cnditure^im^ f patience denoted any lack ! that Congress i se once he had charted mTl Fmariiv aid bill lias he told Congress . that tailing of the w bonus legislation eitlier ileet had become irry the means of financing His greatest sing tponed and when the legis- of domestic legis t aside his advice he prom- of this measure, ed the bill they sent him. ICot infrequen r.acity of purpose was fur- called upon to p uplifted in his continual) maker in govern for economy i*i public ix- intervened in a : ilXj!Jts-i -. :: .. c-s,v THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT M ffi mm m a. AUDI 5 TO BE HELD ON D1FFE IAL TRADE 1 5 BY COMBINING THE I Sample Sale We have a variety of | samples in high grade ! men's and ladies Shoes, j Men's, Ladies and Chil- ; dren's Hosiery. Ladies I and Children's Dresses, Middies and L nderwear, | offering all these high j grade goods at less than regular wholesale price. CROCKERY SALE 1000 pieces of Crockery containing cups and saucers, plates, platters pitchers, fruit dishes etc. Value 20c to 75c each will go at CHOICE 10c CLEARANCE SALE We will close out all our Men's, Ladies and Children's low cut Shoes; Summer Dress Goods, and summer Underwear at about ONE THIRD ^ess tha hregular prices. ! Good Shoe Polish 9C Mettal Polish 9C W, inr]vorle nf lfomc j a iMiivii v. V40 v* vy iiiv.1 ivVyUIC THE DEP1 gain jn his insistence gress and the trea? pass the merchant general tax revisio with a view to cur- the program he at 'arbuilt commercial out in the main v? upon the treasury", more than half a I rle effort in the field tion's tax burden. Nation was in behalf. Likewise, his cc long controversy 1 fcly Mr. Harding v.as and senate on thi lay the role of peace erican valuation i mental affairs. He Re proposed in i iispute between Con- :ariff arrangement Sft ;rent dates but on a IN BOONE WE IVE BARGAIN SALES INT 9c barg ~TOc, 14c A~ND25c LADIES HOSE Black. F ull length. Reinforced and toe. Firm knit. 9C MEN:S SOCKS Assorted Colors. Fine knit rib top. Double soal and toe 9C PADLOCKS Black Japanned steel j case. Covered Key hole. Two kevs 9C TALCUM POWDER High grade Powder. Oval metal can Sprinkler top AO DAALC UIWIW I-or Boys and Girls, just the kind fo>- vacation 1 reading I ~ 9C ! TOOTHPASTE An excellent perfumed tooth past for cleaning and preserving the teeth 9C 1 IF YOU NEED A GOOD < STOE FOR YOURSELF REMEMBER THE BUS1 BRAND SHOES CANT E . STOI .ury as to the form | tanri commission was g n was. to take and | ity with his aproval to >roved was carried i lower rates- within prcs ith a reduction of' tat ions. L'pon signing t >illion in the na- President declared it | President declared it coi unsei set ,rtd tlie; greatest tariff reform i between the nouse history. > question of Am- J His Early Li6 n the taritf laws Mr. Harding: came of is place a flexible roe; stock. He was hoi : under which the ir.g Grove; Morrow conn PAGE THREE TRADE WEEK SPECIAL Best Boys Overalls 85c Good 32 inch Ginghams 17c Devenshire Clcth 25c Best Zapher Ging. 25c |j| Best Oil Cloth 29c HHHBMEnKWmBRMMMM Si 1_g nj(=? CCOUNT OF OUR H ;EK I O ONE BIG EVENT. I ain Sale I g|j VALUES FORCJC : AlAR nets 1 jfe The famous vanity Hair jyej net. Double meash. Ex- Ep tra strong. All colors 9C | percales and 1 r,prints m j(J men rercals and ZU ag inch Prints, light colors jjp 9C 1 RIC RAC BRAID | White and colors mer- pj cerized its 9C | HOSE SUPORTERS | Good grade of Men's nl Hose Suporters 9C I mx\ 1 m With loking glasses and 5? fancv cover ?3 I 9C I MISCELLANEOUS I Hair BrusL es cc i \j gsj Close Brushes yS ! 9C I STRONG SOLID LEATHER | AND FAMILY, SEE US. i? rER BROWN AND STAR 3? IE BEAT. 3nJ 3Tj= nr-o 1 nu j increase or J country doctor. George T. Harding. ;cribed limi- j Like most country boys he went to he bill, the i co itry school, tv.-een morning and constituted nignt chores and later attended colustitated the j '-e*ge at Iberia, Ohio. He tried school in American teaching for a year, but hating had a smell of printers* ink while sticking e. type for his college paper, the lure E haidy pio- [ drew h'.m into the newspaper field. *ai at BIooni-| - r" tncar.ti**? had mov< ii to

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