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Thursday November 13. 1924
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Mr. M. L , nam of W : i ton-j
baieirt, >' 1 ' :>. V tor .Mndt-rr.
Woodmen of America, who re- i
centU had organized a strong: ramp
in Room. was : " yesterday, audi
last iiejrh* put ny a f <*e movie -howl
at the Dixie Theater which was thor-!
oughly mij- ycd. Mr. Trcmain who
is emhus a.: :h: part of he
-tate. r?. marker. : or a recent trip
through WaUi a, Ashe and Alloc; >a*i\
. he nor ?iaj. cattle, hog1
poultry a: ; . .her things edible, for
may .and bea t, than he had ever
see:- in h .-aun number of counties
uj the Stat". I'm! no has visited them
nil, save :?-ur. rh would be good
ir.f. foi c ; ad commit ion
er ir - . .. ?vho told a representative
;'jdy Of W.r.augans that then
was not. enough .1 in the Lostj
Provinces n : t<? feed WiilkonSalem
for dinm r? and that furthermote
Lv mulun't be botheioh with
-perding his linn here if he w re
given the whole "d d" territory. |
Tin- show.-, the official's high > -limatioh
of tin* abdominal capacity of
Winston folks. and the dist; -sun:
need of a highway o mini.csi oner for
this .I stric". a- well as the diver.vty
of opinion ting tweon se)f-c entered
aid id r... ded mem I < - ot,
the human r..o\
t*ONKlDF.N?'K RETURNS
X r.\v a long strung Ipul and bust-j
jiess rev i yal \\ iU go ovei with a wallop
AH *e ostomists, except profess-!
....... ...i. . i ij " _ 1
Jim.II in->Mi:i. I - IIU llif on ma.^UT
and hold times, arc i. thai the:
country is ready for ; boom. S .uneven
believe the booi:, w.ii develop
into a sensation, but even th< most
conservative thinkers an agreed that
tne door of go<ui tim : opening.
The natural tightening as a result of
pre-eit i tion fears aiid voefui tales
has vanished. The people ho in back
for a month or two before the election.
predicting all kinds of trouble
in the event of victory failing to the
party to which they a. pposed but
as -ooii as the die is cast they join
the >ame Americans and realize that
no matter what party wins an election
in this country, nothing can stop
the growth and prosperity ?. f Am erica.
The- belief that good times are
here* however, is based more than]
sentiment. omforfc i- ft md iu the)
fact :ha. th.-re is a better balancej
between che prices of merchandise;
and agricultural income. Next, em-j
ployinent shows improvement. Wages
bavt taker, any drop to speak of
Then to. it is pointed -at. the railroad.
are in a better financial condition
than they have been in some
year-.. But best of ah there is &j
restive desire for expansion and at--j
tivity on the pare of the people and'
money ha> never been - < plentiful, j
wnn'i mean.-; i>Uf-iness> expansion needj
no! wait the loosening ap 01 capital. [
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*AJtzr every meal /
X pleasant
awl agreeable ri=^?J-j?-^nJ
sweet and a! W4f=p 1'/SI
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-A'DER JQE, CHIMPANZEE.
I 7E THE EI CATOS.
"-:s of t: children.
r *Vf EATERS Ri/LB.
. :iged all^ewl
jja :;i? >t ut* a triVt < .etwv spiv.njK
f' 'aucasian rrif.t' <-' known a
: .'of exalt r.r Ills keei?er.
" .il, entered 11 t?? cl?m
ii. ,1'V. for J? -liMSge, iwuid;
his knotty bl k around and
knooked tho feee seioss with
f:;v, went out t! -n (I?)or .*tinl
walked in the [ \r lie stopped
t" ex'-hange - with 'is
friend. John Hht- - eighty threeyear-old
pork e: Soon he
was or; his way ' the cage.
l/earn that when ,v\nj admire a
T - lighter vmi r oulv h tw?ir
Jt: ifntion of a e).i. ; lazee. and a
w -so imitation * a gorilla that
could beat any t-.v.:ity prizefighters
In forty aeconus.
Learn also frorn J< the chimpanzee.
that free.!- leponds not
or how liard con HIT. but hovr
well you can TTI'.VK. Joe. the
chimpanzee rose. fc.eckod down bis
keeper. and walked ut of the cage,
but he didn't ka v what to DO
next. "There's the rub."
An "educator" of Minnesota is
accused of purlshlnc h yn in a high
ach.??L !y causing H to sit in &zi
"electric chair." a using severe
trams.
In New York State. another ,4adtscator"
>f the same gorilla type
CvMifess.'d that he '11. ' eaten a lifctl?
negro girl with rather hose.
It might cure tbe riiiin with the
rubber hose to lei him spend half
an hour in a idosed room with
Wills, the negn tighter the latter
alno e*jDip\?e<! with a piece of robber
b<?ae.
The Minnesota educator could N?
enlightened by a brief stay in a
real electric chair, hnt that wonM
It- r -? drastic. even for that kind
Of stupid brutality.
Conference op the 1925 Program
of the Southern Baptists
A co f rent he 1925 pi ogram
?t* Southern Humi.-:.- wiil hi held!
in the Boone HaSp: church NEXT
MONDAY No\. 17th at - p. m Pis- j
tors, ?i?r<ct?:rs. rtunday >eiu>i-: >?:j> ?
erfntendonts, of yoi plos
work and others who can are.
urged to attend.
Rev. \V. 11. Bradshww of Hickory
p4ak at :h< jouferenee
Pastors and superintendents arc
urged t-.? announce this meeting m'
their churches next Sunday. R hope
to have every church in the Three
Forks and the Stony Fork a? eiatipa
ivpre.-t nted.
Tins meeti'ij? !.- >>f vital importance
to our Baptist .vork, and \w hope
many of our member? will ai-<r.d.
F. M. HUGGiXS.
JOIN THE RED CROSS
Daring these days between November
Ilth and -7th, Armistice day I
and Thanksgiving day. you will have i
the pmilege of joining the American
Red Cross which as a national organization
answers the call of disrretall
over our country and other lands.
Join this noble organization and
he a participant in its great work. \
it skcuid he considered not simply
a duty but a privilege and a pleasure
to answer these distress calls
of needy humanity. Please send in
v hand at once to Mr. W. D. Earcha.
Treasurer, Boone, $1.00, and be
a helper in this noble work. We arc 1
asking the following to receive your
dollar in their respective communities
:
Miss Pearl Hodges, Mrs. \V. G.
Hartzog, Mrs \V. \V. Mast. Miss
A oodburn, Mrs. T. H. Coffey, Mrs.
010 culler. Miss Blanche Castle. Mis
Reii'afi Thomas, Miss Ruth Bingham,
M.ss Grace Sherwood, Miss Tbeodosia
\ atso:i, Mrs. W. L. Winkler, and
Miss Stella Hagaman.
Yours for the good work.
.A. J. GREENE, Co. Chm.
J. M. DOWNUM, Secy.
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WINTER SERVICES AT THE PRO-!
TFQTAMT fPTQCOP A I rWIICTU !
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IN ASHE COUNTY
Divine service each month as follows
St. Mary's, Heaver Creek, first
Sunday 11 a. m.
| St. Matthews, Todd, third Sunday
11 a. in.
Holy Trinity, Glendate Springs 4th
Sunday 11a. m.
All persons are welcome at all of
these services.
Your friend,
WM. R. SAVAGE
Glendale Springs, N. C.
E WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVER
Y%
Tx? $jfiQ fixibj St.
irirryj v*r the wars of other <
;*>opJ?r in lluropa. ought to &:<: a 1
few dollars for building the caralfc ffl
tha* hla country needs. One canal "
would unite the Lakes and the Mi* 2
aiaaippl Valley with the Gulf and
the Pacific via Panama. Another i
canal for ships unite tlw Lake
country with the Atlantic. "Every
nig American city a ?eaportT should
be our inert tv.
Witbin twenty-four hours, a girl
of fourteen, scolded by her father
shot herself to death. An eighteenyear-old
boy, beaten by his father,
killed himself by turning on the
g&i
strange that man. said to descend
from the "'higher apes" os
aotne animal like them, should treat
his owe children with a brutality yi
winch m> gorilla, orangi <?utang or
chimpanzee was ever mtilty.
A man that would not allow anybody
to I-cat his young horse or
dor for fear of "brooking its splr
will ' : t-ak the sensitive spirit of his
own child.
Modern crime tarns an aneiert
test upside down. In Exodus. '
chapter. 5tb verse, you m
that the iniquity of the f: r' visited
upon the children "unto tin
third and fourth generation,"
Now the crime of the child ">
visited upon the father. All
J.?v' . whose S" killc the Fr
boy is dead, killed ' scire 1
disgrace. Ti ; sho.M .itisfj ; e
bloodthirsty that delm ruled "some
body hanged."
That miforcu: rfe t. the?: died \
thousand deatliV to ;it ?ne for his
hideous crime.
Have you notic??d how little in -,
eecm to think about tin ir souls
while the* art* dive. and how much
they think al out what will happen
to their 1mnlit^s after they are dc.i'
A corpse left behind is no more irr?
portant than a pair of wormv ;
shoes thrown aside. Yet men
power, from the Pharaoh that built
the first pyramid to millionaire
Oone with his concrete grave, have
worried about their bodies.
The jnestinn interesting to one
thinking of death should lai.
"Where do 1 go from here?" not
"Who is going to steal my body?"
George Bernard Shaw, sdf-ai>pointed
Vice-Regent of Omnipotence,
thinks little of meat eaters.
He's wrong. He says: "Armies fed
on barley have conquered half the
world." Perhaps so. but men that
eat meat RUE THE ENTIRE
WORLD. Don't forgo! that.
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ror Mercn
The merchants who do th^ big*
will be the merchants who start
space to toil shoppers ah->ut the
priced merchandise in their store
Newspaper readers agree thai
most interesting ad and it is the
tention. We arc equipped to fu
Itions for every line of business.
Just a word over the phone a
proofs of cuts layouts and copy
play, catalog, bills, cards or posti
ing now.
THE WATAUG
15>00 CIRC
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A BANK ACCOUNT
will do more to systemize
your business than any other
dozen of things.
It will prevent mistakes
promote economy and
prove an incalculable'
Doint to the business man;
! Bank of Blowing Rock
BUwias Rock, N. C
V THURSDAY?BOONE, N. C.
liicle
My neie-'ibor drives a iimon
?ii>e, an' fusses with his liver,?
he finds it mighty hard to keep
in t rim He mebbe doesn't realise
that, in my little flivver?I
wouldn't think of swap pin* lots
with him. Of course, he's got
his velvet an' his fancy rubber
tires, which he figger? that h*
couldn't live without,?hut I enjoy
the trimmin's that u healthy
yap requires, and 1 never have
been pestered with the gout.
Though me and him is human,
we have fillers got along?cat'
loved each other ? same us
neighbors will. . His life's the
soul of dividends, while mho 's
the soul of song?but. .ve di:T :
some on how to climb the hill.
I reckon he is satisfied r.-sett in'
hi his hank, enjoyin' little
twinges of the k'out.? -vhilo 1
h: v:> come to realize, I've got j
the Lord to tbn~ k fer the many j
: bines I'm r urrl to do without!
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jest Christmas business this year
t right now through newspaper
new, exclusive and reasonably
s.
L the well illustrated ad is the
ad which first attracts their atrnish
special Christmas iiiustrat
your elbow will bring us with
suggestions for newspaper diseri.
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Remedy
Remarkable results in quickly
clearing up the severest coughs
have been obtained with a prescription
by a weil-/ n specialist that
does two things at '.nee. It not only
soothes and heals the soreness and
irritation, but it very quickly loosens
and removes the phlegm and
congestion which are the real cause
of the coughing. It is often astonishing
how speedily the cough stops.
Tlif Dreicrir.tlon known tut l?r
K.n^r'a %Vw Discovery for roughs It 13
particular.7 valuable for night coughing.
To promptly end tr?i-> annoying and
weakening scourge, simply before retiring;
take one t eon poor, .'ul of Dr. King's New
T -every and hold It In your throat 15
or JO seconds hot ore swallowing. People
who have been unabl- to r^st on nec.mnt
of continual coughing hav.j often
goiter, their full 8 or 3 hours' sleep by
this simple method.
Pr. King's Is excellent, too, for children's
spasmodic croup, bronchitJ*. laryngitis.
bronchial asthma and hoarseness.
< >n . ale at all good drugs its. \ ik for
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION g
Having qualified as administrator I
'ho estate - V Ware. ? do- B
ceased. this is to notify ail persons
having claims against aid estate of }
deceased to present them for payment *
wi; hin twelve months of 1ho date of*
this notice or the same will he plead j
in bar of their recovery. All persons }
indebted to said estate will please j
make immediate payment.
This October 10, 1924. J
M L. Warn Admins- rator f_
Let's Put IUi
Now that the electio
good times and generi
the country.
Let's concentrate on
ty and see to it that the
State of North Carolin
progress than Wataug.
The way to succeed
ronize your county mi
your slogan trade at h
eoufity. By so doing v
and reduce our tax rat*
Remember you can
you need in Boone an
mate price.
We are headquarter
Hardware, Roofing, F
Iron, Cement, etc.
Come in and tell us
V
BOONE HAR
"The Frien
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Wonderful Ne\
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Yes?only $
cl?Scd C'1-' "
w;y ramous six<
f.o.b.Lmuiug G1N?_a j
finish?fitti:
surpassed b
for only $
And you a
the G. M. i
liberal and
ment plan <
See this re!
day! You v
a closed cai
and sold at
A .G. MILLEF
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NOVEMBER 13, 1924. 1
3ABY5C0LDS "
I C3n often be "nipped in
the bud" without dosing
by rubbing Vicks over
the ihioat and chest and
also applying a little up
the little one's nostrils.
VICKS
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Oper 17 Million Jar 9 UbcJ Yrarljr
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isinessFirst
n is over let us expect
il prosperity all over
i
building up our coun;re
is no county in the
a that makes mors
a.
is to cooperate. Patsrchants
and make
ome and support your
re increase our wealth ^
buy almost anything
d at a fair and legitis
for everything in
encing, Nails, Rod
your needs.
our friends,
DWAR E 00.
P
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)BILE Six
Coach
? Body by Fisher.
>1065! Think of it?a
citli a Fisher body?a
rylinder L-HEAD ENlew
rich sarin Duco
rigs and appointments
y few Sedans?all this
1065, f. o. b. factory.
in. buy this coach on
C. plan ? the most
I dignified time payivf.-r
devised!
-narkabie Coach?toill
hardly believe that
.. j2_ _
^ 5U 1I11C utn UC L?uut
a price so low.
i, Local Agent..
N. C. I
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