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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 1 HCil' j
'The Way of Life"
R> BRUCE BARTON
VICTORY
Three ey.--1 -Hny ami very .ii,.V
ent expeiiericc-s .werreu me
ia>; fall. ;
I;? the ja^rnir^ we >y.t' in /!.<$ ch:: p.- j
? ! - ; historic .waticrnv ,n New Kn
;-:H jsiaiui. a Hi) ' the i he r pia.ye'J.}
we ihua.'i; a !rtt.le. Out ' cv.,k- war.-;
tfffVeB I'vur CIu* l'vEivcd hea'ils of ?J:i' >?
hoys; uU'' imuiiinatioe.: were b'.:-y
a itb thoughts t.'i' .vh:i: rn^Bht r?e in j
sTt re them.
Kidiri:; r?a.v k to New V'ork or Aw
Train v. e read an tir.c-v-ss;a c Mieech
by the :': ;!.jrn? of Hie IVr.itouState*.
When the (:r^.ir? HfhpjKwt hi i 1 si?: forn
wo looked out of tin* {
* > a - \yd fHiinji the ?Vu with';
rice and confetti, ami presently an'
emhanasM vt but hapcy young < t?u{
h ieg through The -:t? ant! into :
drawing room.
Of these events -the prayer i,J
the avatiomy ctjapcl, th'i? speech ofj
Mr. Hoover, the martinet- of ; ri unknown
ami apparently commonplace}
young cbyplt?which was the most
important? Which will leave the mos*
a.sting impression on history?
No ore an possibly tell.
I f uvi-i v chiltl vend i>\w\ k.-mnMi.
ii-j* Worr iaboic?i "This iiMjniriaM.":
ki "Thif. is uri1m|Hi?iin?l." ? husi
nr..s Ut .;'.irir wftul-.i !'-> it-'!'
Tile '.-tcrna! -in" --tainty t i'
kerns it ox<-itin?r.
An- ekamitic, a KiiigViJt' Knclai.i!.
coming (iown from Scnl'iard. -torn- '
for r..>frtsh!iH-i:t at iv Kit!*.' town
oaih'd Scn-uh;'. Yho >('.011.0 man c '
lyaii&i! on 'ho tal-lc was 'si: 'Ms- ".oa i
tl8U the king ;>i ohaViy novo,- nofieaii
him. IJt" who i-' our,'" hhcumi;
v,?*. v *. hi v*citk : y
^ .lames i '1' Kn^iaru! ??! lh? -tn?r
young1 man YVtiliuoi Jh ?*vs'?r, v. KBBfl
sailed mi ,hr* Mayi'iftw-' anvf
... thiV fit si jioV.ernor of insert -"
In 17oi _v>ojt?iii^i:it;IvIjion'H
lm. M.pst u! ns n;)5n=nilur h
inir al)o\u it^io.opt tht -a^t . f j
i*ll <i n'i kno\v." the. man "l^Uf
y''t.vi'as':a -famous- victor#:'*
hist nrjfc year before. ? tarfe)
jitjie. hattieiVid. wds fei a ' cd f;u v<?! j
\>aby. [tit? namo wns John Wosivv.
BffflS K-ttlSS kingdoms, fortuSJ th? > i
are aU, part of the* grea; human drama.
Hut iho t?li l;c-- in the l'ftct. |
that a world dropped' into Iho fcrti" : '
inn,.; ..{ a; kafWii' a yimngply! J
Starting! a nc." hong- or airi'lplesinfant
uttnii-.r its first cry?iho? i
also may have i.nJymg; significance.;
Am! nny mil if lis, unite iinwiv-l.
iujgijy- '!uig*-U'S - :i rancor a i amou*- |
...
The Family Doctor
By BK. JOHN .;"OSF.f'H vAINF.S |
He :stiii<;-iiii i my-..- !:ist ?s>ok.
r<e -ns:i!;: m -:!y. ! thijiicrit;.
tfd as if heVi : hrste! tftiQjfr?
happened^ th'jft ; v. \ihn?xf.iii '^> h|nv^r;
hi ml ;i .uuw-r hi- iS^; hadn't
"!; ybad;t*'hv .gffljg married. 01%grajj
attempt aiivrbrhg no: directly
to ;Kv- had v;||h\r. the v
; iatjh-mor.tb *i/ui ;hi>*' tijiixiiVe^'aurf ftdtj
Pm bereaved ^ .-aid'bng. Jj*v was oi/fdirl.
citrti ! VT? a;*i, .;. weaze.-.ed. -? < n>u-J'
iou*. greetK\a?n;naib>n'
vt-v^uh-oJ ^ Oicamo?<hsv''.-c wfcai-J1
1>;;T ifcere are human disorders gra- j{
s3a cvGh than ngunh di.-e.-L-e. Hev* j
; was jt 'rtti;; with a >\-;?en-out ruu v
Kvj ' v thought of ??st and j
rein .-at u;r> had >.$?t>ak<-n him long;
ago. He had >r.e obsession- -thai he;
might be compelled to go to the* pjcipr| '
Mouse or starve- to death before his]
%t?pie. . gapf
I all but lost my t( mper when hegj
skittered al] over the room as 1 tried, '
-*to take his blood-pressure?madei(
more noise than a frightened child?j
' ; a'h-^v thii BIS!! -?l?tV- ?I told Him h<*'
ought to be turned over mv knee and
warmed with a bed slat- He looked!,
at the door, wistfully 1 thought, and!
1 told him he was perfectly welcome |
to decamp; "go back to "business"',
and wind up in the bug-house! This
aroused his ire a little, and he told]
TAP i-.? M.in'f wwi .......
- ?JAKV "vv.ii ?/w u jcavciUrtjr
that he knew what he was doing. Ij
congvautlated him for his first nat-,
ural expression in my presence, and
told him he had probably been born,
but he hail never lived?he had just
existed! Wt finally agreed and dhyoli
hands?on a schedule of conduct for
There is a man, a perfectly good
man?headed straight for the insane
asylum, unless he reforms right now,
and it may be too late. Why is he
in this condition? Just the mad chase
for a dollar! He has it?at the price
jflggfctr. of all health and enmfr?vt There arc
thousands of good men, doing the
same foolish thing. This letter is just
a winning; learn to rest while it i*
today.
hirst Relative?The idea ox old
Uncle Sneeber willing all his money
to have a mausoleum over his remains.
It's just a willful wa3te.
Second Relative?Huh! I call it a
Gold Nuggets j;
JESUS SHAM. PILOT MF
Vr\ kro;vv r-.t. -hat ??11
u- v. ? may know what is ri^ht ;
Am! we never nehtj jprepe in darkness;
lx we look to heaven for l?@ht.
' ' ' fiat1 ' tvV'* WrStffi&fiMRi-''MB J
Llovvh decn in the bold ot the vessel.:
The ponderous engine lies.
And faithfully there the e**?tue?-'.
Hi?: labor steadily plies
51r knows not the nui^r <>\ the yes-j
Sr; 5,
H<; kr.'HVj i?yr tlve way be should;
iio:
He min(ls his simple duty.
And keens the fire ajtbsw.
He knows not whet hoi the billows
The bark may overy**he*.in;
He knows and obeys the orders
Of the pdot at the hy dir..
And so in the veaiisome .*
Over life's troubled sea.
I know not the way 1 :au ir-oarr.
Tar. ,le-us shall pilot me.,
I see not the ;r..-ks :r:d lire ouisk.-t
-amis.
For thy ?tjrnt 1- dull and oim:
Biii I know *jia i hiisl ? n-.y ?
From Salb:r>* Mii^av.inv.
illl SILVER LINING
A ehlid ">f C.o& aralef, ts , ?^:u,
f4w,.e. . s- . - . t.
nights long.' its daysj&luvk. gvK<! atU'cMor.s
chilled^,!? orbing -Tine. h*?t5rtri
inV got. ihi. H&fep seated up. !? ?? "m
f<vit wi 1 K.'ii/.'n, the* Virrh- -ha!!
' he ?'!:>U V}> apfwa an?.
111 . [IIKT'-' * liti yV**?V '
'/lit" iiv.ay t\iti - . !
thev. Hen ry.
RENEWED STRENGTH
"Hie direction ; >i >vork "with
wi!1. drying Sewice. as to the (. r.i."
-1 ansform.- dr'nigery ijito joytui
fort. ye: as u'e i:< ahm:: the
read of oui da'tlv av?.-k >ve constant
!y pass By pat: - loading doiv n dis
' tliai.'vl.rlii. Bat . t t h- .
the road the -tgn always ,> >i;tts ra at
iy; mKvttnl, saying ."I cap ?io all;
thinp through Clui-t when gn ngth j
enet.h n:0." . We s often hear
peo.de talk of their longing to ox
nross themsoh- . i" fitfd w.u k vhaJ
will give theiv ar. opportunity for
selffNtM'trSsi'lao its think uth?o ji
t evtiros-in,; (C-j through. a\tV \vork .
^t'sor, sr.iivi v,? - M?j? be , "hS^rV'>
tog* rht r with hjn. . ."
"They that rc>t ?\ ?? _- i.ord .ih '
<neffl iheiy strength like the cajjflfiS
HitA >-ha?j wa'k' Vftki i&j. faint, t key;
$>a:i ?a;n am! "not he jfeeary.?! Wnh;
this giad ptvj^so n fwv. t*u -trengih
in -emd. leCifTjfe peacv.i
:uoL, ?-r.^l.?n:v ;i > i riMirv tSffl-y>. vdh^tiiioJE.
rest, in tli? l.o! l^cni?u*tnft: t"r.nT
Iph.YeaMi jjffi tho' eveilnslhio 11 ni .'V
- Ethel ?\>\
MUW I IJ USE l Mir. 11> L- fc'.Vh<-i
in Vontow. rVnfi John I S. ,
V? h.- ii nu .i fail you, i .'.ai
Wirt Y'.'.i . lui i- sfnr.Yi!, ii-jSw.
[y'afe>? &!,
VVh'.'ii von v. Bjnil MatthtJ'.v >
I
Hfl'.i: ' olmrik .-oivis.t. a
IValiu ^ l.
Whoit i'u ale m r. i
Psalm ;?i.
Whi 'i .v. v. have liny Ku-.-s. ileuu j
Ua1m :M
A 'ra-n tioii avna foil :iY.a\ i :i'11
V-Hini ,\-i><7. si . - a SShiBt'
When van iUv ibsrouraireti. lead
laiah J'1.
if yr.ii n am in be fruitful','! vend >
lohn 15.
When'(lonlvs i-ami- upon van. tryj
lohn 7. 17.
ft Wheti <yf>u a?v lonely or .'earful,
'"When*1"!!l"!f. ruvl vol.,
v:ul I'S.alm 1015.
For Icsns" dca of a Christian . ;
Ualthvw ~. ??
For James' ,iJe? oOTrrVigioi:.' : (.'ad. |
lames 1. JU 'i~.
When y-v.ir faicli nctuji'i i.e.
via! Hebrews !!
When roil fori lU' .vn antl -ail. ,u-1 j
>4 Romans' a. 'WW
UTiai (ot waif rioiiay. n.i
ask. rciiJ^Toshuri 1.
;V n rlil rid^m.i bsvrsvr 'inn
o."i, bond F?a':ni lit).
Wliijii gSfeflBg rest ?hii |naii-.'
villi 'Matthew il. 4S-30:
Whi n you want ('h) istian assur-;
x;uj& Romans f.
For Paul's son- f ?i har/pinesc j
I- ysMMHUBUAmia
When .M.U leave nohau ;{oi iaWii or
ravy!. Waim '-Sifts
When you y-n.v, hitv-r :> Ofitical.j
cad I v'onnlhian.i is.
Whin yuiii prrtyi-i.i- narrow j
>: selfish. ivad the Psalms.
For Pad's i;lea of Christianity.
:ni IT Corinthians 1C,-!
For Paul's rules on. h??w to get'
along with riifn, Roman;; 12
When you think ?tfinvestments]
i7?(j returns. M ark 10. i 7-31.
For a great invitation and a great]
upportunity, Isaiah 55."
For Jesus' idea of prayer, I- il.
i-lo. Matthew >
For the prophet's picture of Worship
that counts, Isaiah aft, 1-12.
For the prophet's idea of religion.
Isaiah 1. 10-18. Mic. >. C-S.
Why not follow i^salni 111), 11 and
hide some of these in your memnr\-'f
? H.rric Pt.nl'liw
R?R
MR. DOBBINS' WORK
(Lenoir News-Topic)
Rev. Mr. Dobbins, head oi the Patterson
School, reminds us of a noble
Roman as he walks around the
school ground?one of the last and
one of the noblest. Romans of all.
The people of this county little realize
the work he is doing out there
in Happy Valley among the boys entrusted
to his care.
He is not only the lovable rector
of ? beautiful F.piscnpnl chnreb^ hut
he is professional, business executive,
adviser to a community and a farmer
on a big scale.
He should never want for support
in any endeavor which to him seems
worthy Ri? tvpo orn rare Indeed.
Kind Old Lady?L>o any of your
friends ever come here to see you?
Prisoner 174747?No, Ma'am, they
are all here wit' me.
, '"SSBf '' -V-:
THE WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EY
PERHAPS YOU
DIDN'T KNOW:
By Gr.v jut;: t. robhins
:har at last a pvograro is berny.
bf"oa<JmL?.t "jrU'Tifyinj: the old maid."
-This is "Avin Lula's Adragitiires,'"
heard ovi"- thi- >il>C network
Thursdays.
that H ah,-t Kayo !iau??r. who
hioadeast t'lon: WVIC i Hartford)
Jatiiy .was ?he first matt u> score ri>n
sic for t;i banjo band. lie also edits
hvo publTcalh ns devoted to freU^d'"
'usti air.t :its K:u?v;n u.-> "The < Veseer
?:n" ana "The Maste? tone/'
that dl'th .?ugh 6e&e lb i
Shaw in his recent broadcast tiuTadt
o Albert t Mtisietn as one cf the
y:ra;" humpr'tqjs. he to ti\- :i-.
;*>n h:tr?seilV as the outstanding: "inn
hf^rrsh 0 . cxpvvtwi the irrcat tY\\\to
re*i?.r n the rornpHhtept LUT'
T'instcin d*s&im-- iui
? 11"at although. Btr Munday. the j
So ;ih? rii N ' fcot at a.a- (
> knr>\\i. :"ov his (^breia drawl, ho'
v as ..iahh, ! "Bu/ct BitB" when he '
1 iryi starred broadcasting through
WSl.i. Atiatsa
- u .ocor.i oa&C'
!ahifi hl'm y spit-fh"?;'t?s indicates
t ij^a''vlie .' 1 -J 1*dVjj;
.1 '.hat h !: iei: :s soon.sor
Irish wvlt ;
ci. iij;.- ?:V. n Ulik his \v:r.
. i h-. . v nt, wrote a ^Cemj
ksi?i. r: I hil . ' in New.
City. are.-eHine ap:ufr;.:
Eve was not .. Aar.ton,
A simple nui ;\i wa.- s'a.Entil-'she/saw
'he apple
a-nade..- tree. )
? i,!tjck J he maiden.
.Via', eat >' eve; i Vtfg&K
And s'n. trav* i ; .-?{ to Satan
Slinking 'thrmjeh (h? crass.
Vhti tipper o ?ifts of heaven
A"er- very much annoyed.
And seni. >-::t warring: lepppns
An.; i . - * unemployed.
A'?:w sirenM'AherV failing'
man:, a mortal grieve,
A .pj. r.? i'??c an apple
\ Vne- ft?i M i h? v Kve.
that '.? < : _ i :Vinson. alth"*
;>thtilkne- people only via his
aerial dare-devi! stun*. . decidedly
jrav* ,i new thril ty thy NIK* >*"tli'js
bt Nev VVI! k veiieh tie IttRMgB
r.i> pi-: along vmn mm the other
aVi\\ : ritTc:; TiToytra?
lien'ii name, js small yet, he weighs
1 ihuujos and Wis an atioleasani
"VERY LATESTS"
By MARY .MARSHALL
It is mu enough tseason to
havt tin- neckline of your dross look
marl. :l must he oee*ming and fluttering
?ys well, and in many of the
new dresses this neressary eomhinatiun
of smartness and heooiningness
?_____ -
fiji
A - c
eP N
ha h_oT5< zii hifVi H !n- r.t - 1
drane'ii scari collar attached :?;> :H$I
dress.
AetuaHy we need expect ho genera!
change in the iin.es or general
arrangement of the new necklines.
There are V-necks both deep and
I shallow, round necks, surplice neck:
lines anil bertha necklines in the new
! dresses. And just at present fashion
j seems too much occupied in working
out the problem of skirt lengths and
1 eon tern plating a possible elaboration
! of sleeves to he much concerned oven
! any marked change in necklines. The
, important thing is to find the collar
arrangement that is feminine and becoming.
I The sketch in this article shows ?
j collar euro- tc bc. bec^ini;ig. ??>?*?: J.fi
make and easy to attach to an>
i frock, old or new. The diagrair
. shows the pattern.
From B to E measures 27 inches.
From A tr? R moQcnr.>,- n ;?y?u?.. .
i From A to C measures 2.5 inches
From D to E measures I inches.
From B to X measures 4 inches.
Cut the collar with AB laid on <
crosswise or lengthwise or Bias foh
of material. Hem with a fine hen
I ali around, hind or else have lh(
edges finished with machine picot,
Fasten the collar on the dress wit)
B at the" center back, X at the sljoul
aer seams, and the ends trough
down and tied loosely at the fron
of the dress.
Mi's. Bilgewatcr?Where have yoi
been until this hour?
Mr. Bilgewatcr?Working at thi
office, my dear.
Mrs. Bilgewater?Then you must
\ be made of asbestos. The building
j where your office is burned down ai
10 o'clock.
ERY THURSDAY'?BOONE. N. C.
r ?
?? e II iiii Hiiil Hi
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UT C CA ^ T f
QE^C ~ successful]
fe -1 HOMEMAKING,
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\ By GP'CE VIA1 L CAvJ
HAPPY BREAKFASTS
"I .< sI;ii"i :lu> day hreaUfast
i s'l.-'iivl riulos be )lit- hanjviesi irtValj]
| ?-f :11: In too many households*. how-1
; over-, i! is in.nl r..n>!?1 :i:n] dash
..s lite !'iV.'ic'fii members nf the family
m**m* fOo-1 .odeLly f,o-l sfr?2ftfc
1 si- s: or- h? iin* iitr.a? .?{' ia-*,
t?9
!::i;isii'il :itit! lhrvried in start Wilit*
M..S? oj iltlv is ?nie to n>K nann.uo;
I "!.:>{ ;: 11 c I hod i railiill'.*. ! I-fiON s\sJ
;en?. order and regularity will overcome
much ??f this early morning confusion.
Well planned. Sni.erosrmi: and
tsMnullv ?et*\'i*d bivnuVastx win do
i tin* rest. Doii'i always s.>i\.< the same
thins; fot- breakfast and show the f;.m3I\.
at Jens* two or throe t.nas a svopk.
i li.it it is w-ii'ili ii liu'.e effort lo jiive
tlie day n srooO send oft by* serving a
: j delie!u\:s hot Abroad, Cvcsh from the
oven.
Ilow about a .'lnii-r- . .<a*i.^ r.?
v ? ? - ?"1
: example? This- is how- it >i* made:
2 lb*?ir fat l -v.?
2 . ups so!f-n?hiij r. t:?s\v .c?irar
flour-- < ui> iniJk
Cut or rub the fa: iu-tp ihc dour;
boar the c-?ii with I he -emu' arid rub
it. a<1(1 it to the milk. Ami this 1 l?fus<l
to the rtcmr/ sjrrpad the mtver in a
irrensed pan uitfal one-half inch thick
cover witi- a top mixture hake in
a hor ov<?n (UHi decrees F.) for hi
teen minute*;.
The top mixture consists of fhur
raeU\spn??nfuls hmteV. one mh'.o neon
'fill sel'-risiitL' Hour, one-hall eupi'til
rem feet pinery snaur. one te-isp.ionftt^
'eiTiusiino'.^ {v o tlr.ver raiius or cur-Mi
reJiVs. ilnh lhe butter :.to the Ih.n.r.
a::.-'! cinnamon. I'mss the
raisins into <!:< eoifoo cake baiter at
I t;pj:uiar iu:</i \ ais. and sprinkle this
i iv.ixi'rre over ' he lop.
\ 'rj;e aroma of This ?!t-!h ious break
1 fast' ' read Mnni:?;V upstair-. is better
\ To start the clay r.qnt, breakfast
2 should ce a happy .rseaC A delicious
I hot ccffee cake, fresh from the oven,
! w:'; make the breakfast the happiest
. - -r- ?- _"K" m
prepared or self-rising flour can have
1 such 3 coffee cake for her breakfast:*.
J than ;i dozer. ;:<>ncs or shominjKy to
.; U-e family down r ? breakfast *?n
.I time!
And no; only coffee cuke. but :i 11
i sorts ??f delicious b?? breakfast breads,
| .Vr ^la:;. ptidd!ZZ &}gjSS-' '%! !?;
nuts and hoi roll?-, are easily anri
1 ?iiiu-l:iy made by ilie use of self-rlSiuj:
sOtl wheat Hour. And in addition. It
saves from to 40 j?er win of one's
time in mixing them when time is the
essence of success with the morning
meal.
J Self-visio? flour is only soft wl.om
^ Hour to which the miller has added
> pure mono-calcium phosphate and bicarbonate
of soda, which is really bakt
iny: powder, and salt for seasoning.
- So it Is after all a ready prepared
r- pre leavened Hour. Ideal for breakfast
t use.
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'i "With Byrd at the South
J Pole"
Official Picture of the Byrd Antnrct
tic Expedition
: PASTIME THEATRE, Boone, N. C.
tt Monday, Tuesday, Wednes, Thursday
DECEMBER 8-9-10-11
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ick i' /> H'c. f'tv
^wmisams
IfSf &
itHBS
j
AN IDEAL GIFT
FOR THE BOY
What i^Ipripiis adventures hoys V?ehvt?en
the ages ??f i-.-n ami twenty
have reading THK AMKHK'AN HOY
-YOUTH'S UOMPANION! As if
'ay magic. this well-known magazine
an'-os hoys to distant parts of the
warUi, ijitrqduees v>*.? m to strange
i t op'o lets them experience queer
I citsi.pitis and level in the adventun s
! o f foreign b-nds
In a single issue, a itoy will Kittle!
. the frozen Northland \t ?t,h sled ami |
dog team, cross Indian-haumod plains!
! ia..^nr^ie.j5ch_ooiier._^i(iBi.q.Y,er AVftr.t-i
to in lands in an army plane ..or on j
j dangerous mutes with a \\ S. mail!
| pilot, hunt wild animals in Africa j
atop the s.waj ing back of an elcr
! nhant, cruising in a battleship,
j Tight Araii raiders with the Fdieign
j btgion and participate in many other
thrilling experiences that come to
|
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[spec
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these remarkaf
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MEN'S SUITS
MEN'S ALL-LEATH
special at
BOYS' ALL-LEATH
per pair
MEN'S HEAVY WOi
per pair
! MEN'S DRESS SHO?
CHILDREN'S SHOE
II LADIES' PUMPS AT
per pair
LADIES' HI-TGF ST
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