MARCH 26. >925.
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XfojajPEMNGS
The Boone Trail Cafe wiraaRf-ment
entertained .*vt a six o'clock dinner
yesterday in honor of the court.
Besides the Judge a^d Solicitor the
bar was present, together with Mrs.
F. A. Lir.ney, Mrs M I'. Critcher,
Mrs. L'. S. Coffey, Mis;% LaQuex. The
iii>hiiwh.-rv nf Mi nin/?rat of
Mty had to decline the manager's
kind invitation- The fowl wa- of th<*
greatest variety, expertly prepared,
and the service of the host. Those
so fortunate as to have been present
are thoroughly appreciative of Mr.
Moody's kindness and have many
words of praise for his now and
ultra modem establishment.
Our friend Mr. E. M. Greer, now
8-1 years old. was in to see us Toesday.
He cashed in four subscriptions
for r? year each. to three of his sons
and one grandson, all residents of
the vest. For this courtesy we thank
the venerable gentleman ffc seems
to be in good health although not entirely
recovered from a serums fall
he. bad in January, when he slipped
from a rock cl lf. falling I I feet on
hi.-, bead and sheuioors. The only effect.
now feit is a slight stiffness in
his neck.
Dr. McG. Anders of Gas-tonia and
^ Boone is circulating among friends
nere after the close of the school in
Gaston ui.
Mr. Ilarrell, an employee of the
Linville River Koad has broken dirt
for tin* erection of a pretty home
near the Daniel Boor.e Hotel.
Mrs. Clint Thomas was a visitor to
her grand parentis Mr. and Mrs. W.
B. Baird last week.
News from K\She riff K. K. Kggcrs
who is taking treatment ir: Johns
Hopkins hospital, Baltimore, is more
encouraging than previously. His
son. Mr. Clyde Kggers, who accomnanied
hin:. has returned and is right
much encouraged. Letters from i ho
sick man this week statu that he i.getting
along right well, and it i.nis
intention to come hum. within
the next few days.
Attorney .i. ('. Fletcher, his stenographer.
Clerk of the Court Moore
and Register of Deeds Crisp, all of
Lenoir, were in town a short while
Tuesday, returning to their homes
going via N. Wilkesboro.
Young Donald Green, son of Mr. and
Mrs. N. ('. Green of Blowing Rock
by the accidental discharge of a shot
gun, inflicted a serious wound in hi*
foot last Friday. He was rushed to
the Watauga Hospital here, where
two toes and a portion <>f the foot
v. ere amputated He is improving ni
coly and it is believed that the un
fortunate accident will not cripple
him to ??i: > great extent.
Friend R R llodges of Paris. To
has returned and will remain hen
during ile- suinne iU> i'nends am
relatives, ,n Watauga are alwn\ - glac
ic? see linn niiiM.'.
Prof. I - Wilson ??f the A T. S
faculty, who has just compieied .
three I d? lti v?- cuui M li i*i a
body. Nasin iilc. i i. ni:., iias returnee
# and is again ai tin work is In < r
" <ion:g ofmier i> lor -mile iile
''madi the tfrade" all right; hui
will not get his A. M. degree unti
the summer term at the University.
The building for the Hosiery Mil
is now being put in condition and tin
machinery will be installed e:?i!y n
Aprii.
Messrs II. IC. Deal and Ben Dtigge
will. then families, who hav< spot?
the winter in Florida, passed *hroagi
Sunday on their way home. The}
report a wonderful sojourn in thi
"land of flowers*' and the long jour
fiev there and back was made with
out trouble, the roads fine aiul tin
weather ideal. Mr. Deal was a calle
at the shop Monday. He said man}
?-f the tourists in Florida told hill
that on their return they were corn
ing back by way of the Boone Trail
A number of others engaged boaiv
in his home for the summer.
The earn enters have driven t h<
last nail n the Daniel Boone Hotel
and the painter will complete thei
work within the next few days. -J
stone retaining wail along the strec
has been built* ami work on the lawi
wili be pushed until completed.
Mr. W. H. Gragg continues to buih
1VI sxair IM I I'lH. ? U:M. ilUH III" iri JJIIM1
ing to completion another bungalov
in the eastern pari of town. If yoi
contemplai? moving to Bool it- se
him.
COVE CREEK ITEMS
v, The school was glad to have Rev
Ben F. Smith at the chapel service
on Monday, lie was accompanied to
Mr. Uriah Farthing.
The girls of the Cove Creek schoo
played the Boone girls a game o
basketball oh Tuesday night. An ev
en number of points was scored bt
both teams and the game stood a tit
when time wa> called.
With the basket b ill season ovein
le rest is now t?eing turned to base
ball Captains and managers of firs
and second teams have been eleetcn
and the teams organized. The firs
game was played Saturday with th<
Mabel team, the score Standing 7-1
in favor of the Cove Creek Higl
School.
Many stude: ' and several of ih?
faculty attemh j court on Monday
there heir;** r.o school on that da\
It is planned t<> make up the day iv
having school on Saturday.
Only a month e ma ins of the sehoo
year and a very important montl
It is. If for any reason a studen
loses out the last month, his recor<
for the entire year may be serious!:
injured. The attendance has beei
good except during the las t fe\
weeks it has been lessened on accoun
of mumps.
Boss?"What is your idea in tell
ing me a lie like that?"
^ Office boj?"I'm trying to qualif;
as a road salesman for this firm."
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WORTH WH1LF. CLUB
Friday afternoon March 20. the j
ladies of the Woitii While Club en-j
joyed an imaginary crip to irclajuS. I
Each in?est upon arriving at the home j
of Mrs. W. L. Trivett was escorted, 1
by Miss Nell Trivott into the sunj
narlor where she "kiss?i\i the Blarney 1
Store." then passed into an adjoin-!
ing room where a most interesting;!,;
Irish program awaited them. i
j With the president ir. charge the
following program was enjoyed by'
all
A reading entitled "Joliv St. Patrick"
was given by Mrs. -1 T. (V
W right.
A recitation "the Birthday of St.
Patrick," by Ruby Trivett
, Misses Lucy Moretz. Audrey Ali
phic.. Marianna and Nolle Trivett
i delighted the club with an Irish ran!
sical program. They gave several seI
lections of the popular Irish songs
iha! never grow old.
Business interests were now taken
ijx Some old business iunes were
? disposed of and some new plans wen
iis. uss"d and committees appointed
! to complete same.
A request was made for help for
| a needy family in the Beaver Bam
j section Also tin needs of others in
our own coin in unity were to he ii.-j
Vestigated and reports made.
Each guest ?*; " hiisiasfcically participated
in the Green Contset. This
contest being a very unique one was
somewhat of a puzzle to most of the
guests. Miss Lucy Moretz seemed to
possess more Irish wit than the rest
and won a beautiful fiowc-r basket.
Fhe fuu-provoking event of the
afternoon was the pig contest. Mrs.
1. M. Morotv was ih< winnc of the
pri/?* pig. <?f which die. i very proud.'
Dainty refreshments were - ? rv?-?
Tin individual cakes with shamrock
j designs of frosting made the guests
believe they were still in Ireland
The next meeting of the club will
he at the home of Mrs. John Greer
.with Mrs. Greer and Mrs. Iliiggin.|
hostesses.
FRIDAY AFTERNOON C.T.UB
j llespitahlp and charming was Mr'
| H. L. Wilson as she entertained the
Friday Afternoon Club March 20th
at her home on Howard Street. She
ushered her guests iirGi rooms appropriately
and beaut ifully decorated j
: with jonquils and other spring flow-j
? e.rs. The aften.<011 was pleasantly)
'i oonl in needlework. friendly com
radoshiji, and p n?.ie;|>a?i..n in
fashioned j>amos.
1" :. w. .. busine nu etipg du (
j* i '.i? which :ho .seerej&p-y gave a most!
i "ter imp iepo?: Mrs. Wii-er: u.-h-j
. i d into t h i dining room |
l where he -1. corn* ion wtite ve;low j
' and white and v.'bere dainty yellow j
and while baskets of nutits hold in
. dividual place cards for all present.)
? Thyi e l,!i? in - ess .--istcd by her j
'niece. Miss \ rna Xewton and Miss'
L I-ouise t'ritcher served a delightful i
i ?wo course luncheon: The first being|
^ Manhattan salad, tomato sandwiches
voat loaf sandwiches, stuffed cheese;
nop pi is and hot coffee. The second j
course consisted of yellow and white l
r brick ice cream ami cuamei cake)
' ; wit h maple nut s.
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. I I he x'Hib gladly welcomed Mrs. l
.' O. (Iivr hack again. and >he will
' entertain the club next tinn .
ZIONVILLE HAPPENINGS
,'j Money is being made up for the
il purpose of re-fencing the enietery
1 If any one would like to help pleast
1 send contribution to Mrs i'. T. \Var-:
1
Mr. Walter Thomas, w ho is lu ei:;
k right sick, i.- some better.
[ Mrs Lai yd Eli.v. Mrs: K M. Greer,
and .Miss Blanche Greer p> a fewdays
in Boone last week.
Loyd Grogun is home from Mary-i
land for a few days.
Mr. and Me. 1.. Greer motoredj
:o Kb/.al>cthton !;.-i Sunday Their J
daughters Mesdames Penn and Grind!
1 staff retiimccl with them *.>d will'
i | spend a few days in the village.
- Mes.-rs Loyd Eller and Ralph Greer
? j spor t the week end with home folks
- ; here.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Ragnn and
? mother from Boone ^pent the day in
- Zionville Sunday.
t Quite a crowd met at the home!
I of Mis. Myra Grogain on Sunday'
II w here a birthday dinner wa- prepar- j
? i ed in honor of her children, Lloyd
1 Grogan and Mrs. W. M. Brawn.
i Mrs Mollie Greer is right sick
again.
r j Mrs. Jamts Burkett and children
. | have been visiting relative.- here.
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BOONE BAPTIST CHURCH
ij Sunday School 10 a. m.
r>' B. .V P. V. *>:30 p. m.
t1 Wo had 223 in Sunday School on
1 last Sunday.
y* Prayer meeting: Wednesday night'
ti at (>:30.
v Senior B. V. P. U. gives a program I
t at Fifth Sunday Meeting at Willow-j
dale next Sunday at 3 p. m.
We hope to have a number from
- our church to attend the Fifth Sunday
meeting at Willowdale next Satyr
urday and Sunday. Indications are
that we will have great meetings.
rHE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT??
On account of getting; to Boone
iatt la:-! Monday Dr. A. \M Dels is
returning Monday March ,*>0. to finish
fitting bis patients with glasses.
Same place as past 25 year Blackburn's
Hotel.
WANTED?Residence lot in Boone.
for around $200. Desirable location
See or write 1-- A. Hen son, Vilas, N. J
C. 3-26 3p|
SOU SALE?ICEBURG LETTUCE!
Plants, 25 cents per hundred or $2 j
per thousand. Catawfc i Creamery Co. J
Hick'.? y, N. C. I *
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FINE STRAWBERRY PLANTS FOR
SALE NOW
Grown if new ground. The oostj
plants thai 1 have veer offered the
public, by }>arco! post at the follov-'
eg prices:
Standard Varieties
1>?. Burril, 00 Cts. per H. $4.00 per Mj
Senator Dunlap, 00 cents per hundred
> 5.00 per M.. Haul .Tones. 00 cents ,
r hp; dr-'d. $-?.G0 per M., Big1 Wonder
i arge - an apple) $1.00 per M;
Premier. 00 ? {.- pci hundred, $4.0<?;
nor M.
Everbearing
I'rogressive, $1.00 per 100, $0 perM;
World's Champion, $1.50 per 100'
\ 4.00 )?er M.
Every plant is guaranteed to be
good.
Address J. L. HARTLEY. Linvillc NC
3-26-3c
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SAFETY
DRUGSTORE
Which is headquarters for I
BABY
NEEDS
Kv. rytb.nK f.,r ? 1, y ' ..
nua'th nut hajtpiross.
(vantle. k \'irplet.
I.. ... i . ,
: ;uii.s iimi Dins j
Tmy Tut fatcum
and Sonp
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f'urotvct /tfv Stoa ?
rale oud Enfant
Suppositories, ??c
Baby deserves the best.
Get the best at
BOONE DRUG CO.
nUr JVtVtt
BOONE -- North Carotins
Hall's Catarrh
Medicine
local and internal, and has been successful
in the treatment of Catarrh for over
forty years. Sold by all druggists.
F. J. CHENEY & CO., Toledo, Ohio
OXYGEN CARRIERS
Millions ot" red-blood cells,
oxygen carriers, arc bom in a
healthy body every day. The
ability of these ceils to cnnch
the blood depends upon how
veil you are nourished.
Scott's Emulsion
brings to the body rich vitaminnourishment
that is easily
j absorbed b7 the blood-making
organs to build strength.
I Scott's Emulsion nourishes
and strengthens wonder- 111/
I fully ?velL ?4e>
| .Scott A Bonne. Bloom field. K. J. t*
Raw, Sore Throat
j Eases Quickly When You
Apply Musterole
And Musterole won't blister like the
j old-fashioned mustard plotter. Just
; spread it on with your finders. It pea
i tratec! Pight to the sore spot v.irh a
j gentle tingle - tooscoiug congestion
j drawing out the pain.
Musterole is a clean, white ointment.
| made with oil of mustard, cleverl;, cor
ingredients. Nothing like Mustcrole for
j croupy children. Comes in jars or tubes.
| 35 and 65 cents, foil strength for adults:
for babes and children under six, ask
I for the mild form ? Children's Musj
t.erole.
Setter than a mustard plaster
VERY THURSDAY?BOONE. N. C
dra.w.dula s;
I
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I have been licensed by cxarrcratsoi T
b> >,<? Sia'p Boards of Rxamir.ir? of j
Nor* Can i:nr.. .th x":t-.: T? - . ^
r.?.- a-;d |Tonour<.-.Ml thor.-u^hly com- !
petr-n*. to examire e>es and f:*. ;.:a-vi J
to correct defective vision. 2i> year*
active experience I o kept -a- t<? 1 *.
date b?. d?in,t Feet-Graduate work, at- j k
ten-Jir.K lectures ?'.?d '.aking special j l
c. irses every year 1
to see better see dula a
Have v'.ur eves tnd your ch.iurer.'s
try examined by a --r'l known nr. * re- ; S
lie bit a inherit;- on and \i-.i
THE OLDEST. THE REST t
EC TIPPED, i HE .MOST ' il>,- .
GRESS1VE E> F.SIGHT SPECJAi I
1ST AND OPTOMETRIST. j
SI'ULT.S MILES, Frid'r.y th.. 27*.h {
LENOIR Saturday March 23th.
and Monday March 20
BOONE, N. O. Monday March 20. t
BLOWING ROCK. Tuts. Man h 21. ^
f ani always at Lenoir Personal} P
.. ol-rtio, ..?.l I <
. ? u.v.... winc^ tii x?ciiv>ir ?
it always open with licensed Opto-:
ir.cuist i:. charge, the? Dr. 1". M.
Duia or myself. ]
Two of the best equipped opto?
rr.c*:ic oflico in N.eth Carolina also
a complete lense grinding depart inert
and lepair shop.
DAY OLD CHICKS?Reds, Rocks,
Wyandott.s, Leghorns, Anconas. A '
hatchery near home. Write for prices.
V -it us when in North Wilkesboro. \f
\% ilkes Hatchery, J. C. Henry, Prop.
2-12-6p
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ATTENTION BOYS AND GIRLS! j
Tf you are contemplating taking a
business course we ask you to write "
; us for our catalogue. We teach the
following courses: Accountancy-degree,
Complete Banking, Secretarial
Stenographic, Teachers', Commercial 1
Teacher's, Bank-Bookkeeping Ma- 1
| chine, and Civil Service. We guarantee
to place you in a position. Write
us for our Guarantee Contract. ?
DRAUGHONS BUSINESS COLLEGE
Winston-Salem, N. C
3?5-12-19-26
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Wanted
iVOOL-WOOL -WOOL
I will pay you considera
jly more money for your
1.1 11 ~ ^
vooi man [ nave seen otered
in any paper up to
His time. I will make you
iberal advance on your
vool if so desired. Will
sign the contract to take
he wool f. o. b. your ship
>ing point, and will furlish
sacks. Do not get
ooled out of your wool.
rite me before contrac:ing
or selling. It will pay
/ou to do so. Write and
see.
M. F. HOPKINS
Elizabethton, Tennessee.'
2-19-6c 6
MONEY TO LOAN
ii you are in oa money and
i-ive good farmi?!g land ?< offer as!
c irity we ajr. a po ;.*ion to com-;
>i\ wuji v our \,i ;i pp| c-nt nMis ;
j carelu! and cor id craft att~n.
If interested see or write SUt\I?
grove national, farm
.(JAN ASSOCIATION Uu-- I?.
Hodjjes. &ccy-Trcas., Boone, N. C.
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A AN TIl.1 A?you ran make $10 to $70 j
weekly in Watauga County selling j
\Vh;tm< r's complete guara.nteed line!
Home Remedies. Extracts, Toilet Ar-!
tir les, etc. Bowles of Alabama made j
?.r>0 in -r> da\> *h" sixth week. You i
need team or earl Good? sold credit j
or cash. Heal opportunity for work
t*r. Write today for fall information
The H. (\ Whitmer Co.. Ik pt. A..
Colnmhus Indiana. l-26-3p
m& BR sr 4 BAB
ALITY At
COST
he NEV
Jot Economical Transportation
aiue with its success b;
uaiity at low cost, Chevro
:r quality than ever befon
Chassis?from radiator t
uality features of constrc
rould expect to find only
irs.
odies of even greater be
(pen models have many a
losed models with fine I
r?ish in beautiful colors
rad enduring Duco that rei
istre indefinitely and wi
sage.
. Chevrc
Boone, N. C.
PACE Fivw
OL!) FIDDLERS CONVENTION
Will Be Held ?l
BOONE, .N C. at the
Court House, Saturday
Night, March 28, at 8 o'clock
We expect to have the
best music ever heard at
this place.
W P. Blankcnship will be present
and furnish some fine music on the
hand saw.
Everybody come out and enjoy the
good music.
W P BLANK EN SHIP. Mgr.
Admission ? 15 & 25 Cts.
FOR ? THOROUGH PR EI
c?? . : jn, males and females.
for I -i far hitch* if taker
within .lays. See W. H. Sims, ah
ShuUs Mi. N. < .
TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
Th:s i t.. notify all pet : >: s concerned.
that >?? *??*^aaa4" * 1
mad- Governor for the pardon
Love. All oppo?od
" -Mid pardon are notified
file their protests to the Governor.
This 24th day of March J.025
POLLY LOYK. Mother.
NOTICE
Having qualified a administrator
of the estate of .W. Coffey deed
1 will on the 11th day of April 1 !>25
at the -i"' residence of said deeejo
ed. sell at public auction the fellow
injr article-; of personal property:
Ford truck. 2 Wapons. 1 Man?
ar.d rake, 1-3 interest in wheat drill.
1 Cider mill, 2 Hoiscs. 1 pair s'njrle
harness. 2 plows, 1 pair fioor scales.
3 bed steads, entire nursery stock.
Farm tools. 2 stacks hay and many
other articles of personal property
.? > rous to mention. Terms will
he made known on day of sale.
This 20th day of Marc h 102a.
D. C. COFFEY, Administrator
3-26-2p
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M
ised on selling
let now has grea
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o rear axle, new
tction that you
on higher priced
auty and comfort
dded refinements
"isher Bodies.
of the wonderful
tains its color and
thstands severest
>let Co. j