APRIL 30. 1 925.
4 I LOCAL.
fyLPPENEVG^
Don't fail to hear Dr. Harper at
the Normal School at Commencement
on May 8.
Friend Tom Coffey of Blowing j
Rock was ir town Monday on busi-;
ness. He says the prospects for a
great season at the Rock this year
are fine, He was accompanied by
Mrs. Coffey and Miss Fentress, a
teacher in that town.
It is very gratifying to note that
Mrs. W. H. Hardin who has been
extremely ill with pneumonia for
<snmp> time. i? trraduallv iinnrovinc
and her permanent recovery is expected.
Born to Attoiney and Mrs. W. R. i
Lovili on Monday, a boy.
Miss Nannie Rivers, after two
weeks treatment at Grace Hospital
Banner Elk. returned to her home
in Boone Sunday, very much improved.
Deputy Collector F. M. Thomas,
acconipaied by his chief Mr. George
D. Martin of Winston-Salem, spent
the week end with his family on Cove
^4 Creek. They gave the Democrat aj
much appreciated call Saturday af- J
ternoon. Mr. Martin is a very genial
companionable gentleman and is delighted
with his trip to this section
of the state.
Little Miss Mary Helen Hagaman
whose illness we have mentioned
from time to time, continues to im-;
prove, and it now seems that her
chances of recovery are good.
The Democrat is sorry indeed to
heai of the death of Mrs. Til man
Adams, of the Brushy Fork section, j
vrKii'K 11 r-t-ri I tior- Iwtmn 4 a.
day morning. She was stricken with
something like paralysis while at the
supper table Tuesday evening and
never regained consciousness after
the stroke. Mrs. Adams was formerly
Miss Molly Bradley, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. D. W. Bradley deceased.
She was a good woman and will
be sadly missed in her community.
Mrs. George VV. Hardin of Johnson
City is here for a few days at
the home of Mr. John F. Hardin who
has been a very sick man for the past
week.
A little child of Mr. and Mrs. Hooper
Hendrix was taken to the hospital
at Banner Elk the las t of the
week for treatment. Mrs. Hendrix is
there with the little sufferer.
The Board of County Commissioner*
will be in session next Monday.
James C. River*, editor of the
f Wilkes Patriot was in town a few
hours last Sunday.
Mrs. J. F. McGheo has returned
to Fayetteville after a few days spent
O'llk Vt.lt* fill >lf ttxi. kiiro
Mr. E. J. Norris who has boon right
much indisposed for some time, the
result of a hurt sustained while trying
to help push out a stalled truck
vras able to be in town Monday. Me
is not yet well but much improved.
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Mr. R. R. Hodges has returned
from what he is pleased to call a
"courting expedition." at some point
beyoud the Blue Ridge, but he failed
to coramict himself when asked
who the fortunate lady was who attracted
him thence.
Kraut is now being canned in immense
quantities at the factory here
?imu a nt'iu'r ^raae 01 mis puiataoie
food could not be found on the markets
anywhere. There is well above
one hundred tons to be canned.
W. J. Horton of Farrel, Fa. who
has been with home folks at Vilas
since Easter, left on his r turn yesterday,
accompanied by Miss Mary
Luuue Horton. daughter of Mr. J.
B. Horton, who will spend the summer
there.
As we are ready to close our forms
the news came from the sick room
of Mr. John F. Hardin that he is
holding his own fairly well in his
struggle with pneumonia. His rest
last night was badly broken but it
is thought by bis physician hat that
if he lost anything since yesterday
it is very slight. His condition of
course is critical hut still there is
some hope that the good man ma\
recover. Mrs. Hardin who has been
ill for more than two weeks is slowly
improving.
April 30 came with a slight freeze
and snow early in the day. The tops
i\f flirt mmitif oino n< Witu :i c lliiu
is written. It is very cool and the
prospects are good for a fall in
temperature by night. The fruit so
far has escaped injury
1925 TAX LISTING
I will he at the following places on
the dates named for the purpose of
taking the tax lists for the year 1925
for Boone township.
Vilas, Monday May 11.
T. L. Mast's store Morning Tuesday
May 12th.
J. C. Hodges store afternoon Tuesday
May 12th.
Poplar Grove school house Wednesday
May loth.
Rutherwood, Thursday May 14th.
T. L. Critcher store, morning Fri[
day May 15th.
Sheriff Critciier's afternoon Friday
May 15th.
Boone Saturday and Monday Ma)
if?th and 18th.
The law require every one to appear
in person and give a full ant
accurate list of his property.
:aisu uv (irvi><titu iu k|vl yuui i.iiii
census list, which includes the num
her of acres in farm, number o
acres cultivated, different kinds o:
cops, fertilizer used etc.
Please have your lists ready 11
your mind so you can aid us in se
curing full details as fast as possible
( HAS. L. YOUNCE
List taker for Boone Township
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they wish. Cause food to assimilate.
Nourish the body, give appetite.
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it fits the Ford car exactly.
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>r Ford cars and none other. ]
same care that has placed o
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t rank of motor oils. We h
sxperimentally on private cat
fleets of Ford cars, until we
sr than other oils for Fords.
notice the difference immedia
ige to the new oil, for it does a
biicating every Ford it gets a c
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SUNDAY DEFENDS REVIVALS |
Noted Evangelist Offers to Fight Any
Man Saying He preaches for Money
Offered Million Dollars a Year by
Movie Syndicate.
Winston-Salem. ? Reaching back
into the pages of history Billy Sun-1 1
i day in by far the greatest sermon
he has preached here, compared great '
rulers in the world's history ar.d gen- '
erals n the decisive battles of the
world, to leaders in groat revival
tr.ovenientsof all time and declared j
that what has been done by mankind
v such men as John Huske, Martin
Luther, John Wesley and others
like them, far exceeded any accomplishment
of ruler or general.
His text tonight was, "Oh,. Lo d,
revive thy works," and it was handled
in a masterful manner. If there i
i- any person in the city of Winston j
Salem who is inclined to criticize;
the revival now being conducted the 1
chances arc they will keep mightly!
quiet after the sermon that was
preached tonight. The sermon was re
plete with historical incidents and had
a powerful effect on the great congregation.
Mr. Sunday said that some criti.
cised revivals and said they brought
about undue excitement. He wanted
to know if it was excitement when a
j drunkard was caused to go home sober;
if it was excitement when it
^ caused a man to be true to his own
wife "instead of some other jane."
Some said it was onl> temporary.
^ "Haiti is temporary," he said "but
look what it does for vegetation. A
^ hath is temporary but it docs you
good."
With vehement, language Mr. Sundav
resented the imnut.-it.inn th;it he
merely preaches for money. Rcently
hr said he was offered by a moving
picture syndicate $1,000,000 to make
a picture and $50,000 in addition was
thrown on the table in front of him
to cover his expenses during the contract
for one year. But he told those
back of the movement that they could
not gel his mug on a screen for
fifty times that; that at the very time
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he received the offer to come to the'
- ity, he was offered $100,000 and
ail of his and Mrs. Sunday's expenses
paid if he would deliver a series of
.twenty lectures, but that he declined
that recently he was offered a contract
for a period of one year at $10
1)00 per week by a lyceura course to
make two lectures a day of six minutes
each and that he declined; that
during the war the city of New York
for t.ho work he 'Jid at a meeting there
paid him $125,000 and every single
cent of it immediately went across
the seas to help the soldiers ar.d then
he said, "they say I am just after
money."
He jerked off his coat, threw it
upon a chair and with his fist drawn
hack, said he just wanted any man
to confront him and say that he was
merely preaching for money and that
he was a grafter; that when he got
througr with him, his family would
not know him.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends and
neighbors for their many thoughtful
deeds of kindness during our recent
bereavement. You have helped us to
bear our sorrows, and our hearts arc
grateful. When trouble comes your
way may each of you be treated with
a like degree of consideration.
G. P. Ilagaman and Family.
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as administrator
of the estate of B. H. Broyhill, deceased
this is to notify all persons
having claims against said estate ol
deceased to present them for payment.
within twelve months of the
date of this notice or the same will
t?e plead in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
will please make immediate payment.
W. W. MAST, Atlmr.
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NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
Having qualified as administratoi
of the estate of Mary Smith, widow
of It. A. Smith, deceased, this is tc
notify all persons havinpr claims ag:
ainst said estate of deceased to pre
sent them for payment within twelvt
months of the date >f this notice 01
the same will he plead in bar of theii
recovery. All persons indebted to sair
estate will please make immediati
payment. This April 16, 1925.
A. N. MAST, Admr.
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ANYONE INTERESTED *>* GRAZ:ng
this year or buying a K'?oo?l
grass farm see S. C Egger*. SO I'
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North CatoliBa, Watauga (bounty.
the Superior Court before the1;
I Clerk.
J- O. f'ouncill and wife, Emma Council!;
F. C- Ward and wife Vertie-.
Ward.
vs.
E W. Moise and wife Luise Moise;
.1 F. Lenoir and wife Lenoir
I J. i. Lenoir and wife Lenoir;
Virginia Graham and husband '
Graham, heirs at iaw of Al;ce Lenoir,
deceased.
The defendants above named will take
notice that a summons in the above
entitled action, was issued against the
said defendants on the 15ih day of
April 11125 by A \V, Smith, Clerk
oi me superior \ oun lor Watauga I
County, North Carolina, which si m-!
mons is returnable before said clerk
at his office in Boone in said county
?:? the 15th day of May 1925; said
, defendants will also take notice that
-aid land is for the sale of land for
i imrt.ition in Watauga County. North
i arolina, and that the petition in
.aid action will be filed ir. the of!
fice of said clerk on the 15th day of
May 1925, when and where the defendants
are r< quired to appear and
| answer or demur to the petition or
the relief demanded will be granted. |
i nis Che iom day ol Apnl lU2o.
A. W. SMITH,
Clerk of the Superior Court.
Brown & Binjrham, Attorneys.
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ORDERLIES
They work naturally i
, i and forni 110 habit.
Pleasant to take, easy
in action, safe and sure
Good for children as
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well as adults.
Box of GO Orderlies
50c
BOONE DRUG CO.
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Sir ^owaSJL AM
Boone, N. C.
: Hairs Catarrh
> Medlcme Treatment, both J
2 local and internal, and has been successful
in the treatment of Catarrh for over
forty yeaTS. Sold by all druggists.
F. J. CHENEY &. CO., Toledo, Ohio
Special
received a shipment of qu
: will offer at special reduce
DAY AND TUESDAY M
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attend tnis sale, l ne ladn
it our store during this sale
er in all kinds of hardwar
KE IT A POINT TO BE I
Yours to serve.
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PACT. FIVE
! HAVE \ BLOOD HOUND 1
public "service. Phone W. I . She erood.
W. L Cole, Shemood, X .
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LOST?Box containing blind bridles
betvwen Bonne and Lenoir. Finder
please notify Beivvood Collar Co..
Bc'wood. X. arid tret reward lp
NOTICE OF TOWN ELECTION
Notice is hereby given that an e.ECtion
wili be held on the >th day
r?f May 1U25 for the election of a
Mayor and Town Commissioners for
Lh- town cf Boone. The pollm*? tilace
for the .-aid election will be in the
court house in Boone. Notice is further
given that J. D. Couneill will
be the registrar and \V Kov Johnson
and P. H. Hodges have been appointed
judges for said election.
Notice is further giver, that a new ?
registration of ail the voters is required.
The Registrar will be at the
polling place as required by law. Ail
electors are required to register before
they can vote at this election.
March 31, 1925.
T B. MOORK
J. S. WINKLER
J. F. MOORE
Commissioners,
EDW. N. HAHN,
Mayer.
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NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
NORTH CAROLINA,
Watauga County
By virtu ? of an execution directed
f(. tU.. .....7 ? -1 '** ' "
. v v??v uiiucioikiii'u Mitrui ui w aiau*
ga County from the clerk of the Superior
Court of Forsyth county in
that certain action entitled:
Smoak Motor Company
vs
T. F. Lovill, E. L. Teague, and
R. L. Tongue
I will on Monday May 4, 1925, sell
to the highest bidder for cash to sat;sfy
said execution, interest and cost,
all the light, title and interest which
the said T. F. Lovill has in the following
described tract of land, adjoining
the lands of 1. L. Smith. Linney
Barnes, John E. Brown, William
Lovill .Jr.. A H. Hodges, B. II. Moody
W. 11. McGhee and others, and containing
about 58 acres.
From the above tract is excepted
the following described lands:
[ BEGINNING on a stake 15 feet
from Pres Jennings* line on the north
I east side of an alley way, and runs
I north '27 degrees east passing a
I large wild cherty tree at about 4
poles, and near the spring in all aI
bout 14 poles to a stake; then 56
degrees east about 19 poles to a stake
in the old Lovill and Green line, then
south "3 degrees west with said line
16 poles to a stake on the bank of
the old road; at a small maple and
mahogany; then north 71 degrees
west with the oid road 11!? poles to
a stake on the south east side of the
roadway leading to T. F. Lovill house.
I 5 poles and 13 links to a stake; then
I north 16 deprives west 3 poles and 5
I links to the beginning, containing 2
acres more or less, being the homeI
stead allotted to T. F. Lovil!.
Said sale will be between the hours
i of 10 o'clock a. m. and 31 p. m.
This the 3rd day of April 192.".
L. M FARTHING,
Sheriff Watauga County
CABBAGE PLANTS
Early Jc-rsej. Charleston W akef'eld
and Succession by mail prepaid
300. Sac; 590 $1.25; 1000 $2.25.
More than 1000 by express, not prepaid.
S1.7"> per thousand. Good
strong plants and guaranteed to give
i satisfaction. Highland Farm,
Concord, X. C. 4-2-ic
'I nil inn mm oi'iikiiumii a m i nn?
ality Aluminum
id prices on
AY 4-5
?s are especially
. We have many
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