PAGE TWO (IIRISTMA I'.y !'Yl'I.INK I C" UISTA1.A S. just one word, and ^ yet ir? that one word then* is a ' world-wide meaning and significance. '?-v Kv'cj v v-here, for all time. Christmas' W* Has been. t<J people of varying creeds. a day of varying emonons. k is a ' day cf ghuines:; or one v?t bitterness. vait is a day on which ha)>p\ memories become glorified or hard "'noughts FIT sting like acid 'n at; open wound. JU ' ' r is a <Ia\ that bani>he< half-way meas- i an1 tires? a day that may easily lift one ^,l to the heights of happiness?ami just as easily plunge one to the depths of ,v'' misery. ! Christmas is \vha.t we make it. To ) *vn many, it :s the day of greatest" hap-! 5 J pine-s. Those who veogni:'.;' the ^^ opportunities it ?tfe:s of taking a lit- u> of joy to the lonely, sick and !' ' poor, know that Christmas is the best day of tl>e year-:?arid there is no ijue.sfion in their mind a- to why ' they <!<> 'he very -ana tilings Christmas after Chii.st'mns. They know definitely why they hang sjo.-kings! for the Kiddies. light Ohri tro<ys,J, P!"' do.\orate .pfiv Howes ano fa-ml endJess ' hours- in surging, siru&'^-t' '* *Tv i'hristiiias crowds to secure t'r.y < oken fur sorti- friend tYs'r.-rk. ' r: th'.'v know the jo;* of ('hri&tntns Pay IS jit'y foi thi.-r v.* bp k?sc them * in remembering ether?. the National 'dan a: one some- **A Viinc ;iy . there - em-av.; an article b\ A,-en Fanrahar. in which she t-f-as'V:' '* '/' 'A>W | i ".San::; < "a,:.- totters under his j \v<pack, wearing a i??rg. old face :he?e . ani days. Pi ohai)?y in Ids yun ih he hna goc no Idea of growing old or departir.g Thi this life. Nowadays, he weeps down ^Oi. Che chri?me\ steal'Ink a-- if <ay.owhat ashamed of his riiinkixjik like a' fee polar burglar, an 1 his eight tiny ; spo reindeer ntake small clatter ?m the i-.tE.it a>v<1. for many of fhyir tby-hells tu-.; have bc-en lost. When Santa lays a finger aside of his no so reflectively nnf in our times, he exclaims, without a 1 1 h. bit of jolly shake below the waist, j of "h?Mw.n..i-r ' ' ? ? 11 yi?. nil.-, nij j <'i < world come to such a pass rhal too- ; :ii?. pie wish tn pay nie for my presents? ; t)(<t Can it be that .Utile children are so i surfeited with toys that they stop to i wei ask h?>\v much they cost before ;tc-!"tp; copying tliettv? There was livtio Wil iie, \ hist year, \\ ho said to-his ir.amu. ' :i]r& "whor: he first saw toe beautiful f.v ntoo'iy iog. "What's it got inside? eci Candy or -money? want a dog' he unless ft'HC got SfHpgi hi-T insivio!" i oar A.imV uu-loub'.cd]y, there are many' frtc ready to agree >vjfh Xtiss Farquhai mil that the true Christmas spirit is. :es. \vijLJveiiijg. fhit again w? repeat, ( r?-n Christmas is'what we. as individuals, j ear '.- C irdikb; it. ma Nbfhmg in liiV-iit .without allay?: -the even Christinas must have its l.hf.vs. Thi There are some tew people I'o whom ere X'hrfetmas a day of giving and tak- j as. I ir.g- of expectancy, disappointment! E ami in of great, exp worry, disut^th sorrow and ill-will. \vhi Tir- To those people Christmas is merely Nos a day on which to pay Social debts.' pas , "T_ y:" ".u ?-: Oil i pSf . ; Jlri i g&fru-': ~ " !?# ..'. ' - W Eii 1" 'r' '' V< ?In one &?<! ? fg liiijtochictory i iy>ojl>! Sc.niple j Ther? r-.-c- ; , 2 lbs. TV'XECmjI i'-rgwasbj r.c Si A RX <: F:rep | j1-1'-- c'eari, (in ev<ry b*g pfj scT:ip mixed jTarcir; Jr^gjnasb! your heirs t , sold bet. en ! cou.il propor i i laiuiarv 1st ! ??pm money ; r ?nd' UIan>- "?r ! March 1st i 1 -1 How a EO j Tuxedo E Cc-r.--1 i'a Sweets Tv:<c<i > Dairy <; xcio r I tr X a t tori // S SPIRIT j&RREI. ose are the people whom you heai that modern Christmas i; liyfz its spirit and meaning?am it it is now viciously commercial d by debar-mad business men. in themselves are of little ue?they are symbols o? something e?ami behind rhe gm is the sen tent that is the real signiXiganei ''biistnuis. It if the spirit of lpv< I t.T *?>*i fellowship?of peace an<i d-v. ill. y gi._ 13pileve in Christmas yourself aric :k?* it' what it should be, rathei in :r-a\*e it to others to make it aT you would like It to be. Mukt >pivilod and determined effort thk ristmas to brighten this world am homes, and b-ir.g to art actual liiVy the greatest nu >age evei t".i?that message of hope ami -s'ibility peace on earth?good I toward men. rpiice and good- will?-no: for a, >\ or for a year?but for all rime. the spirit of Christmas a 'iniiK'nt plate in vouv homes arid in " hearts that it may grow strong t nothing can desi'roy it. \ Merry. Merry '"hjistmn? to you. p best we could for any ong y M fig av inuv :t11cl ,\vacni underling of riu'i-ir.v.is' RCVI> BEEF CATTLE ARE NOT WANTED NOW ft?e. 'JJ.?Ki? matter how . :.-?: t lit iarg( beef, cattle in-:. - are. they will no*, sell at k! p the market at present. Les: ;animals iarij?e l'-roni I to .L.e'-O poujijls in weight. The international Livestock Show roily hel l -a Chicago ha? been ivr.sibie movv than any other one i?r for bringing this situation to a d and imprc^s-uji tai mors with the I that no lp.ogrer are large, eonrse. mished cattle no : or wanted on market." says Piol. R S. Curtis, . animal husband department if-tatt < olluge. "In fi . ?. large catno matter how well finished, wili ai fair prices." Tot. t'urr:s s,i'afe.s that tlu hatuly ijrht hoof-.Sm 111:1 i raitgirig. i'rtiin :<?$ 1 .050 pounds and' wolf finished I'M new starulnvii Irt-ofar as bec-f nulls ried This means. . that uin.i-r North Carolina tditipiis, inattention miisi now paid i.V? rjviujity. trbed feeding atid 'y maturity. Regardlos?. of the ! that a puoi quality of beef anils may i e pitduccd and sMii at the > discriminating markets. the fact inins that, the prue for beef tie is sot by the large central rkets and t( . markets determine king of animals wh?? th soil best, s condition has now reached its st and a t'W era has come so far beef production is concerned. Tof i'livti.-. -fh:?r #1-... Wtw" on streets of Virginia. many of soli were, produced in western th Carolina, are a thine: of the l. This condition must be reekv 00 T>,,^v??e uxt a tojir le Month's Eggs | :iI ? Not at all. Nor does ' iitr.g lady manage a pea!- i ich. Jusr 1S2 T.ixrclo-h .! ! et the credit, and they're j vjiig, til they produced 3.4M re t: cd for sorting. The ?: 1.20, $30.30 of which ; :iiia Feeds. $50.90 dear j .0 stimulants in Tuxedo 1 flavor-tatntln'g tankage; gh-grade grain.; anil meat and balanced to supply vith whites and yolks in den. Make prod vs in stead . h eed Tuxedo Feeds regecoinmend them. rd W. Mast one. n. c. ggmasii &X Tuxedo Buttermilk Growing Mash Tuxedo Developer Tuxedo F.ggmasli ) Tuxedo Scratch J Tuxedo PouI try Fattcner,' Etc. YvtL TTrwwr^ "1 " THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?-KV ; T ip ,1 : ^5^ ^ ^ \Jt - m rBMSHEHS AviTOCASTER SUPA1C12 HEC. ns-wiLamcs /.SEE'N'THvt WAf Trt' ^ 1 -,. / u>?*,r aiuRcn luncheon . ! M /, Vx> \weRE HVESJ TO ? / -\ hovj 010 voo enjoy rr.' /_,Vr-c havk A Coco T'.INC ^Wi I m. !! i i i' 1 / \ \ ,A llll>WWT?fsi I ' Y , j V /' ; 1 cried with in any p!;ir.< beitur made ; : for bir.tdiMf a, beef cattle industry :.v. \ I he stale. BENJAMIN FRANKLIN WROTE "BIBLE CHAPTER" - ?rt"7 : 1 Tile Pat'hiindcr. { V- A. Archibald, a Pathfinderj render of Nashville, Tenn., says he a - heard that Benjamin Franklin j wrote and pasted in his Bible a chap-; i.ter m. closely rc.-emhiingr the thoughts: ' of ihe (Id-.).! Book that many t" whom -t \\a- read were deceived ^hirikit:-_r it actually a part of it. He 1 j Herat \t? the following reputvd Frank lit- Chapter with the belief that it * woaM be of interest fo other Path ;, finder readers: ^ \. And it oanu? to pass afii r these f hitthai Abraham sat in Vh? door [ h:s 'c:.' about the goiNg down of ? ihe sun. . [ j. And ?w hold a man bowed v.bh ji I ssfcv came from t,he way of the w'i-: |j ! ?lei to s. loaning or. a staff. V. And Abraham, arose and met c him ami said uiito him. "Turn in. I j! j pray ihee. arid wash thy fec i, and j j t.arr> all night. and thou shall arise [ fl j parly or? the morrow and go thy way." \ I But the i?an said, "Nay. for I j will a hide under the trev." : 5. And Abraham pressed him i j NOTICF AYheredi^ the oiistandmc indebted- . j :\osp erehled for the necessary ex| oonsex of conductine the six months ; terms, bf A very County. North . Caroii'in. t \ < <!- the Sum of TWKNTY Ti b_>U : AYi > DOLLARS' \Ybeyeas. uio -.aid. sum of twenty thousand dollars \vea cheated for the wary expense: c.l or.d\n--?ry six mpnUis school iferxiis, Now thevcfmA, i he County Hoard jx Kdueaticn AvuyCov.r.ty, <h i hereby certify < ?u* afore, aid ootstandio>r indebtedness as correct, and re- 1 nuests the Bor.ra of County Commissioners to fund said indebtedsi in accordance \yilh the provisions j of Article _ "> of t'he School Code of i it'2& ! !?. P. BRIDGES. Chairman, j:j Attest': Board o? Education: * K. T. TEAGUK. Sectary. The Bcavd of Comirth signer of C Avery County. X. C., will royciye ! { > sealed bids on the 3 8th day of .fann- ^ ary, 1827, at 2:00 o'clock p. m . at t the office of said Board at the [ Courthouse in the Town of A'ewlard. [ XL C.. (or ,>20.000 Avery County [ School Fundi hjj: Bonds. Shwl bonds s will lye dated January K 1027, and 't ; will mature, as follows: ?2',? J a no- i ary I. 1028 to ' anuary 1. 108.7, in- j cfasive, The bonds arc in drmomi- .} na'-:iozi of $1,000 each and principal 1 and semi-annual interest payable at [ the Seaboard National Bank in the i City of New York. The bonds will - j hear interest at the rate of 0 .7-1 per i? cent per annum. Each bid must, be accompanied by I a certified cheek for 2 per cent of ; the amount of the bonds drawn upon i an incorporated bank or trust com- ' i nany, and ihade pi.ayble to the Treas ut-er of Avery County to secure the! Comity aaii'.st any loss ^suiting: from the failure of the bidder to comply with the terms of his bid. The County reserves the right to i reject any and all bids. By order of Che Board of Conimisj sioners of Avery County. It. A. SHOEMAKER, Register of Deeda (The above bonds have been sold, : and this advertisement appears to i comply with the school law.) i KRY TiloRSDAY?BOONE, N. C. woii'rn . rr?' i o* -"Y-| J Mr,' ... '? I MOXMStZ VI \ yj ( T wouldn'T &o>4g\\ ! ) in i-HE FIRST Piace- I ) j OMuV T THOOftHT ( / I "THEY WX. CON1 TO J \HA',E SOMerHINC J \ ...ji \ / ^LK1 s ' ! A y! * I t-ai 1\ : so hi* turn*d and went into in* tor.*, a Abraham baked un avoiv . bread, and they did eatC>. nd when Abraham saw that he from blessed not God, he said lin0 him : ** Wheref>.re dost not'worship ho IVl"-t Hiirh Clod.. Creator of leaver, and earth?" 7. And the man answered and aid., "1 do not worship the God thou poako^ of, neither do 1 call upon 'lis name: for I have made to mvsolf: 1 jtod whieh abideth always in thy on: and provide!h me with all hiiiK.s " S And Abraham's zeal was kinjlcd against .!.? man, and he arose I FIS _ /as . IIMU Uf Lie? s am ?L kj je m I Began i3 jpj And Continues ru ~ . Ep ii Will sell for ca Llt^ 2RI 3jT] ftictinor r\f Can<a? VJtVlIVI uc; est stocks of ali ? 3f0 IJc| aHHMBBMBBnMWBM | SUGAR 3CL3 3il) Hi ? Lie? 1 Fuli Lin US of all kinds tc M . .' . gain is my loss. ?g Uc 3Rj m =ii?J i r Q m i ara \j k3 * P |j BLOWING ROCK 1 nj^n JUr^i Jc^Uc: JanenfejifenBnJ^^ ;u MA.IT j 1 err HFIE t '( OJftSi' I wlv . ) > pyftCT, Tf&? \ R-S - j \NtiWICH TOO' ) / / \ ><*???> / v-<x ; _ if I ! -n^f | r Vft?* j / fo HAvt- starved to oeArH / tP THEV HADN'T KEPT PASSIM' V"mev\ FREE SAMPLES around'. -pA?p-TyvRN 'EM^?f?'i ; 7 / / / I i i /' SiV'v ; ' i&i y)% : ' ' V / *v / ' 1 ' fcc J'" i and t'el! upon him. .^ul drove him j forth with blow6" into rhe wilder-j | | 9. And at mid nigh' God railed i unto Ahraham. raying: "Abraham, , i whore is the : tranger?'' 10. And Abraham answered and I I said. "Lord, ho would net worship Thee, neither would he call upon Thy camp; therefore have I driven him out from before my face into the The Greek vuhher who did the ! Marathon in r.'it H. C . can't com-! tin re with * rt n Carolina farm woiri-'j et, who travel from f*p to 12~? miles{ per year In bringing water to the j hoir.e. iALI Friday, ft 5 Until Reduced tc sh entire stock below whol -al Merchandise, one of the I new goods to be found in t 10 Pounds Sugar at 3c p each cash purchase of $ e of Chrlstma: > go in this sale. Nothing r< mi?iiiam? Yours For Bargains, PREV N DECEMBER 23, 1920 ^ _' - ;..?l^-'j;.';-".:' ' ?---"-=rs-^:i;:''' STATE SURVEY Fire which started from an explosion of dynamite in a hardware -. mm destroyed two city f>k>eks in the mair? business lerfcion of Mount Airy S": nirday night. The loss i? estimated at about $200.000 The state highway commission on last 1 hurrday let contracts Cor the construction of 85 nii'es of highways. Included in the award is I 1.S5 miles of gliding on the Boone Trail betv.-een Wilkesboro and the Yadkin county lint*. The coast guard cutter Lincoln tvas destroyed by fire with a loss ? \ men Saturday several miles south .if Cape Lookout Lightship, off the coast of North Carolina the mivy d< paritnent was advised late Saturday. Two members of the crew were rescued; The Southern Public Utilities Company, through President Marshall has offered North Wilkcsboru $G5,000 for its electric lines and plant. Tin proposition will be submitted t*? a te of the citizen's of North Wilkcsboro for acceptance or rejection^ Oret T'sboro- Dec 11* --IMlering through a roar floor thieves sometime kf-'rit-nxlay night cratv-d off the safe of * .. loca! na n eer> store, carried it Severni bhe:k> and prized open h d'i" r, ol?!air,: ^ SoO-l in < <: !?. The safe way caY'.vi away in a ?>o;-'< toy wagon. K! .'real person- were indicted Saturday in Wake countv in conriecticn with the Jmgging of E. Jones, a. ate;chant and Sam Green, negro, m Jones' employ, last Monday night. These indicted are charged with being member:- of the masked band who lied che ?,v.-o men to a tree and severely applied die lash. Alleviation of congestion of superior court dockets will be nought of the North Carolina general assembly whijch meets in January; The state judicial committee last' week recommended creation of judicial districts for the tviu! exclusively of civil cases. The committee has called a state judicial conference for the first week: in January to adopt the rt. Judges and attorneys from all 20 judicial districlv will nice; with ue tt ?^\ ? i tosn i m i I ) :Ur' * a1 W i Lj | ec. 10th | > ONE-HALF. | Uri - ?? ? m esale cost, con- ^ best and clean- gji bis section. || 1 1 m er pound with | 10.00 or more I *-jj wriii1 tmm iim mimn rnrw 11 i m s Goods ll If iserved. Y our kfa m ? ^ ^/Tl P bit . r?r- '.V IB?H'W I? III n LITE! ORTH CAROLINA ft Ba ail^Qaife^rilajitaferfa SantanSrilarg

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