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DECEMBER 23. 1926
This Week
By ARTHUR BRISBANE
CHANGE TO TEARS.
FIGHTER'S DRUGS.
IN THE TURKEY'S CRAW.
PROSPERITY'S CHILDREN.
If, :<? a income taxpayer. you
;.r-"it' r j for the
reluii.'t, change your smiles
to %Aj">? s.
rV^.000,000 will net be rcCongress
iruniU Die m.oi r:mouM
be better in t::e l'ork t>ra*xei
i'.i li-'* poekets <>f pr.yet?.
Theie :s dwiistxoi for move public
fyii'tLtgfe.
\n?! there C il " Fr,r: : ' ' ^
s.t;.? t!.ns if 'J-iveirmev; i.c? money :
to b*: n. it sIm:'*! speMd some vti
?-olvh ^ Cr.r, pr 'ilo'- s. a? vi c<-ifo?.
yor.n want Jijilp '.o uo .
%?lita C*-T.s.t i> not c- . ?*JtH :
Li- ^250,000,000 b;i>* to tr.e big" lax
p ycrs this y- or.
^5 CV.v '.vIn Mix!;'. uU, r.mnanxv cf
Dc.. p.ioy j says t.-.e fi\hr*.~
fighter ??-Js <!v?igfre<l v. '!'!
iv i : oTh:-C i- j. i
1'i I: : h.y is not. I (;0 pot L< i '_
* C4tJ.
" there ;s *i 'isuccessful
})V'>..v;i';S r;--"rh the:- f?'ei
\ii<: .?; !?;! v.1. enV,
i'i'imi c?-ibir.?;ti'y- Its insrraiik
.i - iri'-lv.'! T . much :v?o::o>% i
c:' I ! I IT* >"'. r> ThfV IlU |
an" are all beaten i
b> th- !f i!ic ci-hi. Ami ihiv: ;
t:. i- F:-i4.K v T ae; be urugv
a; nt iv*-fj-> o.\t ail of us.
tin/. richest- country, !
rr h ,' ,i" ?. 'i* - tliat it won tl;c. ;
-war, f;v 1 can't, the a
f i' ' i iuit i. i as far
ahsai'i ? ' M b: rhtcoVihk* ;?. it
v ! : 11 ii.st.vi foio tiVo war '
rtu r icch , j
A German cntri is at >vnrk
on ti . 11><.i>un'ic? ... . ?i? 6w
II- P. i-M'Ui. . .**u propcll*'1 *0 '
"i. scn^cr,, a ci'-vv of twenty
. I cibss the lYrlanv'c in thirty*si:o
hours.
Merely hoaabort that makes
lis ?Iiin . count ry,
la-.-h;:u .on <if Wafcr'ii'iicn oil
i.?> g is.ianu jr.CS'o- - iouau
< iy hi< 'Hi ill I'. .. . sloop. I '.Mi i . vH?n
. *'i.citC'i* -" are foUOii > \
^ on Sta?vi: I 5 a mi. The '
i i.: ;:r. is ' u.vU'ovDna--mo? o 1
?* p.-r-1 r ?! .'- ;
'vU:c ; . hal . ' i'.: ! ' J).
; . T!\u i?o.-i i i vai>c?1 or sunken
|| grade ero.-iiiL. A good on** wi
h* a snav'p right ahgii turn ii
voad before every yrrv i? crossT.g, j
compelling drivers to slop hub
think. Sv. inj.'iii'.r nut lights and
$$ ringing bells help.
The public should hnvej hat
hadn't, chough not to
g<yi ;vnn over?a no not to
watchmen.
William S. Roberts* of Butte,
Montana, bought a turkey a nil five
Small gold ItVdW. -.a.-- \\ foiuul ift
'craw. The turkey came fiom a
packing; house^ Nobody knows
- t<- it use*I to eat. There is a
tragedy:--a gold mine somewhere,
impossible to locate it. ;
But a worse tragedy is represented
by the man of genius. His
brain contains intellectual gold
ts of gigantic size.
But, like the turkey with the
1 .i?s of gold in its inline. Die
genius cannot tell w here he got it.
riv v.'iiinot point to the celestial mine
whence genius comes.
Fonr vail roads; have increased
wages of shopmen, showing intellifikl
gence irt allowing crumbs from the
>sperity table to fall within the
l-cach of the workers. There ia
a prosperity enough for alb and it
will last longer if everybody has a
little of it.
'&< Prosperity's stepchildren are the j
cotton growers and the textile I
-I? manufacturers. Women that used '
N' \ 1
gS ;al now we; r sb v.t - - much as :
3$ l.; uy'e t to v/iv p up a baby.
Northern textile workers wor-y !
S? f"" ven? -val of their indusr j
i.;, to i' - South .an.; they may. j
< oal and iorn, side by side, took !
- : r;":i s to l'sitsb;n*jfh. O ion.
c!v:-ap power and labor, side by :
side, v;itnrafi(y rake the textile 5:v- J
cu;ir.ies 10 the South.
SMART FELLOW
Postman: "Here's a letter for you I
?it has a black bonier."
"Oh, my poor father is dead!" j
f"But you haven't read it yet!"
"1 know, but he's dead. T recog- i
cue imnawrjniig:.
! ' , |
Feather in His Cap
Motorcycle Cop: Here, you, pull!
over.
Autoist: Whasnmalter?
> M. C.: You were doing fifty.
Autoist: Will you write that down
and sign it so I can show it to my
friends?
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About l/our
HbMth
rhings Votl st^c. ,(j Kao-u
by" John JpMptt Gvnta, . ") |'"
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COLDS.
Cold* are not "s*impl<. Hilnxs/M" jv
lie re are some things to be rei*>eoi- ?
be red:
(1) All coI dr. ?> infection*- ?
corsta pious. 1,1
ex
'2) The carr-ie: > '"sneezer" y(
he shunned carefully. i ?i
(3) Colds are &h<> result of germ sl>
invasion. *VJ
(4) They are invariably carried
from person to person. <r;i
(5) They, are ooi c-iu<ed by ex- be
posure to cold, or by changes in ti.e s"
weather.
The latter -ratorierit in-'.y oe ~ *
doubted: but Lie fact :emni?1 ?
prolonged > p. sure io eclci :ri i '
v. f. weakens li.e rossstenre of !'. < 1
body, arid permits the . . niw t<- j
Wuilipiv iMi 'i'v: we may '
^.,:v lh
uj cs sick-.
, -. . . . . j?a
1 , -i':au*? ?s PH- h-..
1 in oheck. Thyxi jji
v^-i effort, or n*.
! --;ire, mat t?'e *>neniy a-.'ris i;
ta
Colds are wn'ikely, if the b;-'y Is
v. f>red cLi.ss condition. (!v
\vV.$i*r nutritious food is a II:
prove- :'- e: if properly* 5U
An*, pie, comfort-able cldtfiiiig, pier:;;-,
of rest and and ;i trav,- L Ni
state of mind. will keep cuki- "u
the background.
If you have a cold, <?pn*?'c!. : . ta
liowel.v and kidneys, an ! y e ve
doors tijl well: you have nr. ? fi?
t o appear at gathering . an
sneeze, and cough-- to in fee t o?;-< of
To sneeze in Cue genera! ?!;; ;,r1 but
of everybody is a crime o : -?d ^
only by the very igp.orao'.. :iet ,r
lemonade;-, teas and foot t>a'- - .i '
old remedies, but very . ',5
Surface circulation rv.-* - b - 'ri
taine.i ,an<i the cold skin orov;>ht 111
back to normal.
I si;
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i>isi o? ciyiii!zATtox \
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Poultry and Chicks !
For Sale
Large Type Barron Strain While V4
Leghorn baby chicks 98.75 per hirn- .1drcrl
These art? imported direct
friom Tom Barron. Ane-mas, Rocks, | o!
Rods, Luff Orpingtons and Wh\te PJ
WvanVliUins- ?.f PUolio.v *"? 1
o.,?.?>? ; "
pdr hundred. Youiitr pullets of any! of
those, bivocls now laying, $1.2F> : ^
ftach: Wo pay po it age on chicks nay- j ^
who re and guarantee 100 per cent;ft,
live delivery. We pay express on.j jn
pallets on lots of ten or more, in oJ
dbide money nrdei for prompt ship-pi
went.
ACME FARMS g
FARMVILLE, N. C. ,i:
I2:li5-ct | (c
Notice To the Public *
of Boone h:;
I am now prepared to furnish you ;l
first class v:re wood and stove w ood. \ i
largely oak and chestnut, ready fori 1;
the fire or stove. 1 can and will do-; 1 -
liver wood to your homes on short* ^
notice at reasonable prices. Better
get' ready for a cold winter, for it\s
coming and it" I furnish you the wood tn
it will have no chill for you. See roc r,c
for lowest possible prices. j.
HERMAN WILCOX
12-!>-4tp. Ci
? I ?MORTGAGEE'S
SALE m
By virtue of the power of sale con- in
taincd in a certain mortgage deed v
executed by T. Grit Noirris and wife. I a?
ft M. Morris. dated June 4, 1920, to
L. A. Greene to secure the sum of
$3,100.00 and intere-.!. thereon which!*
mortgage is recorded in the office ot" Cs
the Register of Deeds for Watauga j c 1
County, N. C., in Book U at* page;
502 and default having been made in j so
the payment of said sum I will ot?
Monday. .January J. 1927. between t.r
the hours of 12:00 M. and 2:00 p, j n
in., at the courthouse door of Wat-1
auga County, sell <to the highest' bid- j e'
dor for cash the following described \ m
real estate, to wit: jlc
Beginning or: a' maple, J. M.'-P*
Brown's corner near the head of the pi
mill pond, and running south 85 |cle
grees east with his line 84 poles to a j j;
stake ir. the old road; thence south 83! If
poies 10 a cnesmuu I>. i_?. (Jriteher's j
Corner (now John Lewis's?) ; thencei
west 80 poles to a stake in the old 1 *
road at the ford of the branch;?,:!
thence wjfh the lod road about 110; In
poles to the beginning, containing .
28 acres, more or less, also including
mill property. '
This 1st' clay of December, 192G. ;
L. A. GREENE. p12-2-4
tc Mortgagee. ^
1111 or.
Moses N. Harshaw ?
Attorney at Law f'
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LENOIR, N. C. ta
Office Over Marley'v Drug Store ^
1 "" 11
:HB WATAUGA DEMOCRAT- K\ K
Harmless
New Drug Clerk: "What s in
lis botvle?"
Druggist; "Save that?we use it
hen wo can't read the presc.rip- 1
tuts." r
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NOTICE
Having qualified as administrator! t
i* Colonel (' Moody, deceased, notice.'1?
hereby given to all persons having I
aims against the estate of said rie- I
ased to present the same for pay- s
out within twelve months from thi.- t,
ite or this notice will be pled m
ir of then recovery, and all persons I
debied ti? said estate are hereby
quested io make immediate payent.
t1
This December 7. 1-92 0. 2
T. E. BINGHAM. Admr. fmmh
e
NOTICE OF MORTGAGE SA\.E
o
By virtue of the power of sale eon- ;i
ined in a certain mortgage deed (j
ecu ted by Milton Coffey and wife.
Ima Coffey, dated February 28, n
12.7. ?o Fred Young to secure fhe s
m of $.">00.00 and interest thereon ! D
lieii mortgage is recorded i?> the 1 w
fice of the Register of Deeds for gj
alauga county it: Book Z. of Mqrt'-I?i
ges at page 202 and default having! ;c
en made in the payment of said j
ni. I will on Saturday, -January 8,{
'27, between the hours of 12 m. and! "
00 p. in., at the courthouse doorC'
Watauga county sell to the high-j
t bidder for cash the following
.scribed real estate to-wir: ! l
Adjoining the land? of '>. <Ash-1
c and W. A. Greene, beginning en!
stone at a branch on the bank of j
e road and run- eastward with!
id road 70 yards Co a stone on bank: J"'
sain road: thence southwestwa'rd j -1
! yards t?> a stone; then westward;*^
i yard? to a stone; then norfhward ] ;'
yards '<> the beginning stone, con-!"
sriing one acre, more or less.
Th-s bth day of December. U>2G. i<*
FRED YCjUNtr. Mortgagee, j ?
own & Bingham, Att'orneys. i f;
! It?Stv I a
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3T!CF. OF SALE UNDER DEED 'i
OF TRUST "
By virtue of the power of sale con-| ^
incd in a deed of trust dated No- j
ntber S, l!l23. recorded in the of- | ?
;o of the register of deeds of W at- j "
iga County in Rook No. .'{, page 423 j1
Mortgages, executed hy W. L. -1
lex under an<l wife, Ernestine B. J1
lexander ami Gcorgi ?,I. Sudderth, I
us tee, to the undersigned trustee to ! ,
cure a dehr d u- the Mutual Build- '
g and Loan \ssooiation, and dciiiIt
having been made in the pay- \
ent of the said debt. Upon appiicaim
of the said assoointion the under- r
g?ed trtusl.ee wi l, on Kridr.v, De- 1
anbe.-j 4?I. iv.hh at' 1.2 o'clock,j^
;ion, at the couvthonso door of
County in RoOhO N. C-, of- ! !.
for -are and sell at public auc-jl
on ;.i ihe highest bidder for cash, J .
vc following de eribod tracts of j
r.:i situate in Watauga County, N. j
more particularly described as1
>i lows*
i-ii-.i Tract: Being L'he lands deribt-.l
in a o?-i-.ain deed from F. A.
inhoy ami wife to W. L. A lexander,' f
ite'd \ug?ist I. i :;22. registered in j(
ic office oi the Register of Deeds 1
f Watauga County in Book No. aft atj ^
v?ii> I >? c??v? - --?* -f i.
delivered t'.> the said irustoe. jJ
Second, third and fourth tract?:; f
oing the lands described in a corjj
tin died from W. S. Whiting and '
He, conf eying three tract's dated J
eptemher 25. 1222, and registered 1
i the office of the Register of Deeds V
" Watauga County in Book No. 30, page
.r?5. etc.* and a copy of which ;|
cieHvoi ed Co the said trustees '
Lift 11 tract: Being the lands des-; ?
ibeci in a deed from the Boone and
lowing Rock Light and Power ('<>., *
ted September 25, li>22, and regis- c
red in the office of the Register of :l
eed? of Watnvr ; County in Book '
o. 3.0 of deed.--, at page 102 and
ipv of which is delivered to the i }1
i':d trustee. There is also conveyed 1
vrehy all rights acquired under the 1
iid deed. T
This the 30th dav of November, (
126. K. R ALLEN, 1
Trustee. :
OTICE OF MORTGAGEE S SALE :
By v rCue of the power of sale con- T
ined in a certain mortgage deed e? j
?i ir, r T\ pn.i,.. ' ir 15
- v>. TO V. 4/. Jjn unut: uv n. li. j
inter nr??J wife, Tiildy Rimer on the <
t day of September, 1025, to se~ t
ire the payment of the sum of ?
500.00. and default having been !
ade in the payment of said sum as ^
said mortgage deed provided, I |
111 on Monday. December G. 1926, j ^
the courthouse door of Watauga j I
unty. between the hours of 10:00 .s
m. and 2:00 p. m., sol1 to the high-! 2
t bidder for cash the following jd
:ci)bed real estate, to wit: J
Beginning on a chestnut, runs j ^
ut hears; 50 poles to a dogwood and i ^
no, more or Ie.<s; ther.ce south U rnpaiiy
line 50 poles more or less to! d
it. flanjpten-s corner; thence! t
i&i 10 poles more or less to a chest j p
it: hen south 10 poles more or iess;^
a chestfiat stump, Mark H. Com- r
si;y corner , thence near south 10 ^
d.er To n blaekgom; then near west ^
) poles more oi less to a blackguin: Vl
ier.ee near, south M0 poles more or h
sr. to a chestnut rak, thence near
nith 25 poles, more or less, to a V
iestnut oak; then south 50 poles J*
ore or fesr, to a Spanish oak at a v!
anch in W- L. BroyhiH's line; I ^
fence with .-aid line 75 poo to a j
nckoak on the top of the Pore j <
nob; thence north 75 poles more or | a
es, toa white pine. G. "W. Carroll's] ti
liner's line: then with Carroll's linejP
>flr HaIw tnr.i>n av. !?? ? ' '
U1ULV. V/j 1V?, UH'ilCC
st ?? poles more or less to the head J?
a branch; then no'-th 50 poJes t!
ore or less, Company line: then with j,
Sgnpany line back to the beginning, p
lown as the John Minton land, con- p
ining 50 acres more or less. ?
C. E. GRAHAM. Asignee ?
-ll-4tc of J. D. Bledsoe.
This 1st day of November, 1926. 1
ky THIWSIMA ?BOQNJE. N C,
NOTICE OF TRUSTEE'S SALE
Bv virtue of the POWer of lie Tiaincd
in a certain door} of trust executed
)ty T. M. Greer and wife, AdIk*
Cretr, i o the undersigned, dated
!5th day of April. 1H25. and recorded
n th? office of the Register of Deeds
or Watauga County in Book 5 at
age 111. to secure the sum of $1..
nO.OO to the Watauga Building and
'par. Association, and said deed of
not having been assumed by T. H.
hu!i ar.ct default having been made
i the payments as in raid deed of
rust provided, I will en Jfpriday,
iect-mber 27. 11)26, at the court?
oitM: door of Watauga County beiv?*en
the hours of 10:00 a. m. and
:0b p. m., sell to the highest bidder
r>r .cash the following described real!
state, tu-wit: i
Beginning on a stone on the edge]
f the right of way of the railroad 1
nd runs south 40 degrees west with I
irt road 11 poles to a stone; thence i
orth 39 degrees west 8 poles to a|
one; north 49 degrees east 11 poles j
I> -tone on the edge of the right of I
ay of railroad ; thence south 39 do-j
rees east. S poles to the beginning, i
an tab ling one-half acre, more or]
fss.
Also a one-third interest ii. spring!
o\v running lo house on sai 1 lot to I
i used with closed spigots.
This 22ij(l day of November. 1926-1
W. H. <GRAGG, Trustee.
X 25 4 to
NOTICE OF SALE
By virtue of the power of sale
ontained in a deed of trust executed
y W. L. Alexander and wife, Ernes
nc 11. Alexander to T. IL Coffey,
rustoe, to secure a debt* due anci owig
S. T. Dorset'c, sajd deed of trust
earing date Nov. 12, 1923. and reprded
in the office of the Register
f Deeds for Watauga County in
look No. 3. page 128 of Mori gages,
lid default having been made in the
aymont of said debt, upon applicaoii
of tin- holder of the note evidencig
said iinb.'btedness. the underigned
trustee, on Friday December
i. 1920 at 12 o'clock, noon, a; the
ourt house door of Watauga County
> Boone, N. G.. will offer for side
tid sell al public auction to the
i ghost bidder for cash, the following
tract or parei of land lying and
oirig in Watauga township, Watauga
'ounty, N. 0., more particularly
escribed as follows:
Being the same lands as were coneyed
to S. A. Dorsett by deed of 11.
t. Little and others, dated August'
1. 1.921, and registered in the office
if the Register of Deeds of WatauM
County in Book No. 27. at page
!78, reference to which is hereby
nude for purposes of full and corndot
e description.
This the 30th day <>i" November,
U2G. II. COFl-'gt.
2-2-Be Trustee.
SfOTlCE OF SALE UNDER DEED
OF TRUST
By yirtue of the power of sale conainod
in n certain deed of trust
latvd March 19, 192(V, recorded in
lie office of the register iff d< d of
.Vntauga county ir. book No. 7. page
127 of mortgages executed by Boyd
Favtuon and wife. Res-ie Hanmsn,
?nd A. L. Harmon, arid wife Martha
larmon. to the undersigned I'rus.lees
o :ecui'c a debt due the Valie Cruets
lank arid default having been made
n payment of the sai<l debt updri apdication
of t'he- said bank, the uniie.rigned
trustee will on Monday, .lamiiry
10, 1927, at 1 o'clock p. m.. at the
durthouse door of Watauga county
n Boone, N. C., offer f<?i- sale and
ell at public auction to the highest
adder ft?r cash ihe following desrribed
tract of land situated in \V;Hitjga
county. N. C., more particularly
Inscribed as follows:
Tract One: Beginning or. an oak
irul poplar on lop of ridge, iff. X.
"VesnelS's corner and runs with the
on of ridge south 53 degrees, east 19
>0?es to a dogwood, thence south 19
legrc.es east -1 1-2 poles !o a wdoak,
hence south go degrees west 22
>ols to a stake, thence south ^5 1 -3
leg roes west 14 poles to a stake,
hence north 4 degrees ast' 0 1-2
mles to a large poplar, thence north
LI degrees west 1 1-2 poles to a
take, thence south 39 degrees west
M poise to an oak. A. L. ProsmiR's
or nor, thence west course 16 poles
ii a white oak, thence west 54 poles
/.wtaL- ihiSSW. A.^ + -1
0 poles to Bowers grant' line, thence
rest with .said line to the obi grant
orner, thence north with Conley
farm on's fine to the creek, tbe.nce
own u'ith the creek to a stake in A.
/. Harmon's line, thence east with
aid line to his corner, thence north
5 poles with Harmon's line to a
end wlmc pine stump. Lined 'Ward's
orner thence east with Ward's line
3 315 poles to a stake on top of
idjic. in R. M. Ward's line, thence
outh 11> decrees cast with top of
idge 10 poles t -.? a strike. s- >ath 35
egrees: east 10 poles to a stake,
hence north C?(? dojLjre.es east 12
oles to :i stake, thence south 4S 'derees
east* 8 poles to. a ?take, th? net
oath 69 degrees east 15 poles to a
take, thence south 30 decrees east
nth top of ridge and Now t Prcsell's
line 1G 1-2 poles to t'N? begin ling,
containing 18 acres; more or
?ss.
Tract Two; "Beginning on a spruce
ine on the banks of sa <1 creek and
uns south' .*>0 poles to a stake i:i Anrew
Bowers" line, then west 30
oles to the corner; thence south 33
oles to a bunch of linns. said Bowls*
corner, thence west 28 poles to a
uc umber, thence south 100 poles to
stake, thence west" 60 poles crossing:
lie creek to a stake, thence north 30
oles to a stake in Wiley Harmon's
ne. thence north CO degrees east 30
oles to a spruce pine and birch on a
ock, sairi Wiley Harmon's corner,
hence north 30 degrees West 128
oles to a hickorv. thence each 30
oles to a stake, thence north 30
olcs to a stake, thence to the beinnihg,
containing 10 Oacres, more
r less.
This 6th day of December, 1926.
R.+A. FARTHING,
2-9-4tc Trustee.
I NOTICE I \
j To Whom This May Concern: I uifjc
I have purchased the- photographic "u
^iricVs of -J. M Bawgus. I am re- ~
Sponsible for debts due by studio j 1
nir.ee November 4, 1926. j Ey?
This November 10. 1926.
11-18 Uc \VM. TUN NELL.
; firsi
! i>ra<
NOTICE OF SUMMONS AND
WARRANT Of ATTACHMENT ~
| If
North Carolina. Watauga County?
In the Superior Court: Before 6 /jA
.he Clerk ' gg
j * ?
j T. M. Greer and Ed Day vs. Paul j I
A. Coffey. " ? <
! The defendant above named willj'M/
! take notice that summons in thei^j
I above entitled action was issued
j against said defendant on the 1 Ot'h myLa
| day of November, 1926, by A. W. I
j Smith. Clerk of the Superior Court j ?
j of Watauga County. N. C.t for the [
sum of $.'>11.65 due said plaintiff- by!
note which summons is returnable,
before said clerk at his office in S ||
Boone in said county on the 20th day
'of December. 1926. The defendant *
will also take notice that a warrant'
of attachment was issued by said
clorl oi 10th day fo November, r
1926. against the property of the
said defendant which warrant is rej
turn able before said clerk at the (
time and place above named for the ?}
\ return of the summon- when and
! where the defendant is required to
; appear and answer or demur to the .
complaint or the relief demanded will
be eranted.
This 10th day of November, 1926.
A. W. SMITH, C. S. C- ?r
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Dr. R. W. PETRIE j"~
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TWO AND ONE-HALF POUND
BOX HOMEMA1D ASSORTED
CHOCOLATES
$1.00
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DR. A. S ENGLISH
, Ear, Nose and throat Specialist
of Bristol, Teno.
! bo at the 'Yatauga Ho pit
r IV!onday in each month f 1 '
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>R. J. M. GAITHER
DENTIST
Office in Critcher Building
Over Boom Dtp Co.
fice Hours: S n.m to 12 :->0 p.m.
! :30 p.m. 5 p.r*.
Sup days and Night:-. y
Appoiatrntfhc
one 65 Boone, N. C.
'r. J. C. FARTHING
DENTAL SURGEON
Offices Over the M or el?.
Furniture
Store
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New and Thoroughly Mod' . n 1
Equipment
lONEY FOR SALE
in the comb or extracted,
JSilon. Six gallon lots or more
per gallon.
'reduced exclusively from oloveis.
Quality Guaranteed
te hether cotr?!> or extracted
itt-*i When ordering.
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