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JUNE G, 1929
FARM APPROPRIATION IS
PROMISED BY CONGRESS
Washington, June J.?Assuranct
was given by responsible leaders ir
ncogress today that they would sup
port a recommendation to make i
half billion dollars available for the
stabilization of agriculture as sour
.as the farm relief hill, which would,
authorize the proposed farm board
^to spend that amount, is enacted into
law.
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I iou won
Right; now thou
people are saving
ward paving1 nextex
penfes.
The satisfaction
to do things when
always makes life
HAVE MONEY
FOR VAC;
TO PAY D
FOR INVE
WATA1ICA
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IT IS HARD to understan
it better than another, ju
or the first thousands of n
But after you've thumped
your tires for months, the
a * tire the most importer
termining life and mileag
its worth. It is the body
rder the tread, and compoi
1 cord fabric^ This body at
a tire gets. It bends mi
under the car's weight, t
I riding.
rk_ ?- ?u;?
How many times they wi!
cover, or how far they w
out breaking, determines
See This Test at Our
CENTR
tCelebrcte July Fourth in 1
Among: Iho.^e wliu expresscu the|
Ho6vipr?Swflli](i i
send congress an estimate for the
full amount was Senator McNary of
1 Oregon, chairman of the senate
t agriculture committee. He said he;
thought it advisable to give the i
i board every opportunity to take the J
I fullest advantage of the benefits].
! inteifiled to be provided by the rebel I
legislation \vhicK~Is" hearing enact !
ment.
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it Miss It
isan<ls of smart
small amounts tosnmmer's
vacation ?
of having money
you want to most
enjoyable. I
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COUNTY
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The Most Iim
Fart of
IS THE
PART
" YOU
CAN'T
jjK^p SEE
id why one tire nest,
dging by looks in repa;rin|t all
tiles of service. lha, l()e pat<:n,
and hammered Gondyfcar 'casinj
hidden part of By a patented
it factor in de- - called SUPER
;e then reveals that they will s
, concealed un- farther before
---> ?
tsorbz the blows best competitive
Uions of fimei, Th;, crealer ci
o cushion your explain, (1) ih
tires their ?r?
ist be elastic. and (2) the fi
II flex and **e- "worn Goodyear
ill slretch with- another tire sii
their useful- down in the bo<
Store?it Proves the Case
AL TIRE CO
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THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?E
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MILDRED MARCELLA COOKE
p 4-year-old daughter of Mr. an<
Mrs. L. Lea. Cooke, died May 15,
llt'29. She is survived hy her par
eat and foil" srs'ev^. Mrs. Wni
mnnen, Misses Bernice. Pearl am
Ruby Cooke. She was a loving
also a devoted Christian girl, bavin?
joined the Boone Baptist church a
the age of ten years. She Iovcm
her school work, and was especially
talented in music, having had tine
yc-ars of music. She was organis
for the Girls' Auxiliary and the -ii
R. V. P. U. ar the time of her death
Her friends were many, which wa
shown by the beautiful floral offer
ings and the unusuaily large crow<
which attended her funeral.
A dear one from us has gone, why
we cannot know. We, that are left
wonder why one so young, so sweei
so loving, generous and loyal, ha
gone on before, but we wander bad
over days gone by and we think o
deeds, words and acts, and we tim
s\yeet memories to fill our days til
we, too, pass t<? the "great beyond.1
A GOOD MAN WANTED
We want a good energetic and re
sponsible man to represent us a
traveling salesman selling choic
lots in the great industrial city p
Eii:'.abethton. t Tennessee. on th
easy payment plan. Commissio
work. Wonderful opportunity to
the right man.
if interested call at our Elizabeth
ton office in the Birchfield Buildin
or write us at Princeton. \Y. Va.
LILLY LAND COMPANY
Home Office Princeton, W. Va
irtrlt S A ivE - - -Ywri- i it ??< r ---i--*v
Greene Heights, having ar. eqim
frontage of 66 feet. Young or
- . ehards- if interested. ~,Iv-W
Bryan, Boo tie, N. C- 2
ipartant
a Tire
,
I makes of tires we find
ed cords used only in
gg outlast any other kind.
g? process these cords
TWIST are twisted so
trctch up to 60 per cent
breaking. They also
over repeatedly, after the
; cords are lifeless,
asticiry of SUPEETWIST
te longer life of Goodyear
?ater resistance to injury,
ict that the average wellis
worth retreading when
milarly used is broken
dy.
of Goodyear Tires!
MPANY
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VERY THURSDAY'?BOONE, N. C.
1 SPECIAL NOTICES
: DOGWOOD WANTED?See us tor
specifications and prices. J. J.
| Coffey & Sons, Boone. N. C. 2 {.
| WANTED?200 or 300 gallons ??i": s
good ripe Red Cherries. Catawba i
I Creamery Co., Hickory, N. C. 2 : J
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tvyjiv n.c.iM?g*ruum nouse uii -uaiu
street, furnished or unfurnished. (
For terms see Mrs. H. McD. Little, : (
Boone, X. C. 1 ^
FOR RENT?Two nicely furnished'I
rooms, with hot and cold water s
and adjoining bath. Rates reason- i
able. Phone 8S . dh j
j FOR SALE?Good pair of mules, j a
See H. Coitrell. Yadkin Valley ;c
-?: J. P?. Cannon, Hodges Gap, j (]
x. c. c?-<;-6 _
i WAXTEI)?To buy an old eight-day
Grandfathers Clock. Write, u-v
intr price and condition, to P. 0. i
Box 324, Hiekorv. X. 0. Adfij]
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j 1 UMBER ? HemlocR and White 1
Pine, Chestnut timber cut to or- ?~
:er. Sold 0!1 varci Or det:vr-re??
V IV. bepir t ultin.tr about the 15th.j
Ivminsten Bros. Malney, X. C'. c
' BABY ( HICKS Wednesday of each
T' week through June and July. J
j Reds. Rocks and White Rocks, i i
Write for l<;w price-. Wilkes j 5
' Hatchery. North Wilke^boro, X. ,
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CHEVROLET TRttfcK FOR SALE
?Good tire-. trood condition. ! 1
S;j 00:6j); easy terms. Litrht Slv ' i
. Nash tourinp, pood condition.! ?
r | *200, easy terms. Write or W. 1
A. Watson, Deep Cap. X*. c Attic
;| quickly. 5*23 tfl;
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TYPHOID AN!
1
a We are putting on a :
the following times ai
I th emselves^of this opp
' 1 from these dreaded di
. I rimbered Ridge
IE ?Ivy Ridge
Pottertown ....
I Tracy
Zionville . , . . .
I Todd
H Green Vail ev
I Miller
Matney
Valle Crucis . . .
IT. L. Mast's Stor
Grandfather . . .
Foscoe
Rbobins' Store .
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Walter Ward's S
Rominger
Bethel
Don Hagaman's
Mabel jtSui
Silverstone . . . .
Wind3' Gap . .
Popl ai Grove . .
Oak Grove ....
Winebarger . . .
Chestnut Grove
Boone
F.Ik
Rutherwood . . .
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r->i r-? i
I mowing- r\ocK .
Middle Fork . .
Stony Fork . . .
Deep Gap . . . .
Aho
Bamboo
Cove Creek . . .
Phillips'
Take notice that vacc
named places and tirr
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CONTRACTS TO BE LET FOR
TRANSPORTING 600 PUPILS
The board of education will consider
letting contracts to transport
ibout six hundred children for the
chool term 1929-30, County Suoerntendent
Smith Hapaman announc-1
d Saturday. These routes will inlude
Zionvil!? or Hrynn/1 to Cove j
"reek; Valle Cruris or beyond t ?
*uve Creek; all of Blowing Rock j
lansportation: Deep Gap to Boone;,
Jeep Can country to Deep G*p'j
chool; Todd to Boone, Boone and
>erhaps othersAnyone
interested in taking con-1
; act for one or more of these routes j
ire asked to meet with the board !
>n Monday. -June tilth, at which times
letails will be full discussed.
Dr. U. G. Jones of Johnson City.
Tenn., cyp, ear. note and throa?
specialist, will be in the office of Or.
[ lagaman in Boone on Monday and
Tuesday, June 3 and 4, for the practice
of his profession.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
By virtue of the execution direct
rd to the undersigned Sheiff from
he superior court of Watauga
ount.y on the 17th day of May.
'J20, in that certain action entitled
Urs. Joe K. Mast vs. J. A. Woodiv.
5* G. Ward and W. \V. Mast for the
;?.iIIi ?. i o'.-A.i'o suoject vo a creci;1
?f ?78.28, and interest and cost, I
vill on Monday. July 1, 11*29; sell
o the highest bidder for cash all the
ight, title and interest which the
?aid I\ ('. Ward has in the following:
Jescribed real estate, to-wit:
Being that certain tract of larul
n Brushy Fork in Boone township
ind being bounded on the north by
>fic
DjlPTHERIAJ
free vaccination for typh
~icl places. We trust e1
(ortunity to protect. j'OUi
iseases
tojtv t IIIWC 1A
raiuM i, junlr. 1 I
Church
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MONDAY, JUNE 17
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TUESDAY, JUNE 18
VEDNESDAY, JUNE 1?
THURSDAY, JUNE 20
ination will be continue
les each week for four si
H. B. PE
County I
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.the lands of F. C. Ward: on the
! oast, by the lands of Andy Greer; on
1 the south hy the lands of Andy Greer
i and W. R. Billings; on the west by
j the lands of Pauline Henson and be
I mg trial tract ot .'and lying between
j Boone Trail highway and the J. W.
j Ward lands. From the above is excepted
the lands heretofore conveyj
ed to A. Y. Howell and J. B. Can!
non.
I This 1st dav of June. 11*29.
' L. M. FARTHING,
Sheriff Watauga County.
I By II. A. Hagaman, Deputy.
NOTICE OF EXECUTION SALE
By virtue of ail execution directed
to the undersigned sheriff from
the superior court of Watauga
county on the 7th day of May, 11*29,
in that certain action entitled Lyon
& Mealy vs. Carter Cook for the sum
of SI lb.12, interest and costs. I
will on Monday, July 1. 1929,
' the right, title and interest which
the. said Carter* Cook has inthe following
rloseri"b? d re;,1 esfat c:
Beginning on a -take <?n hank of
Boone Trail Highway. thesoutheast
or nor of Lot. 107, runs north 'J
<'egr??c*s west 211 feet t?> a stake ii
line of 100: thence with the line of |
100 and 195 to a stake 12 - j
feet from the northeast eorner oi
Lot 195; then south 25 degrees west
K',01 . feei to a stake on th'- Boone
Trail Highway; 12H- feet from the
southeast corner of Lot 195; thence
with said highway 77 \L- feet to the
beginning and being Lots Xos. 197
and 19(> and eastern half of Lot lp
i as shown on the map of the Daniel
Boone Park addition to the town of
Boone, N. C.
This June 1. 1929.
!. M. FARTHING.
: Sheriff Watauga County.
By H. A. H&gamau, 1>. S.
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ACCiNATlQN
oid and diphtheria at
/erybody will avail
selves and children
. 1 0 to 1 2 a. m.
... 2 to 3 p. m. i
. . 9 to I 1 a. m.
... . 1 to 2 p. m,
... 3 to 4 p. m.
. ,9 to 10 a. m. I
1 0 to 12 a. m.
... 1 to 2 p. m.
. 9 to I I a. m. 1
I :30 to 1 p. m.
- 5 :30 to 3 p. m.
. 9 to 1 ! a. m.
1 :30 to 1 p. m.
I :30 to 3 p. m.
1 0 to 12 a. m.
. . 1 to 3 p. m.
. . 9 to I I a. m.
! 1 :30 to 2 p. m.
. . 9 to 12 a. m.
- . 1 to 3 p. m
10 to 12 a. m.
. . . I to 2 p. m.
>0 to 3:30 p. m .'.I
. 9 to i 1 a. m.
I 1 :30 to ' p. m.
5:30 to I 1 a. m.
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. . 9 to I 0 a. m.
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. . 9 to ! 0 a. m.
. 1 0 to 1 2 a. m.
. . 9 to I 2 a. m.
. . . Lo 4 p. ill.
d at all the above
lccessive weeks.
RRY, M. D.,
Quarantine Officer