EIGHT ~ Home Economics Class To Give Dress Displaj On Saturday afternoon, Xovembe 7th, from 3 to 4 o'clock in the hom< economics department of the Boon. High School, there will be an exhibi of the wool dresses made by the sec ond-year home economics classes. Both classes entered a dressmak ing contest which has just closed Those entering contest were: Be atrice Bingham. Mary Brookshire Elizabeth Cooke, Ruby Byeis, Floj Cottrell. Hattie Gross, Vivian Cooke Edith Kamby, Gladys Hagaman, Ge nova Cooke, Edith ParsonsJ Virgin is South, Mabel Triplctt, Norma Well born, Laura McConnell, Edna Moo dy, Estelle WaUon. Ruby Brown Leli.i Avers. Carolyn Blair, Velnu Greene, Eude Mast, Annie Norris Leo Norris, Helen Edmisten, Ren; Mae Farthing. Anna Haves. ??Iarga ret Ray, Lona Robinson and Gay. Miller. In section A, Edith Parsons woi first prize; Norma Wellborn, second and Floy Cottrell, third. Miss Lib Dale, home economics teacher at A c m i m:... * rv i o. r. uiiu *uu? nuiuc L/uugnvii'jr homo economics teacher at the Covi Creek School, were the judges. Th< prize-winning dresses are in the shov window of Farmer's Hardware Stor< on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs day of this week. Parents and every one interested are invited to the ex hibit on Saturday, November 7. Forest Fires Endanger County Seat of Aver> Newland, county seat of Averv County, was threatened with destruction last week when forest fires swepi over a ten-mile front from the re gion of Banner Elk. Every availabli resident of the county, according tc the report, turned out in a success ful attempt to turn rhe red-tonguec monster away from the village. Wit! axes and saws they felled trees ant crocked the advance of the flames. A group of fire fighters fron among the student body at Lees-Me Rae College at Banner EU: joine< ti e other workers under the directioi of Pro feasor Ei icson, and were callec out again Wednesday to check th< new threat of fire, and several hun dred citizens continued to patrol th< blackened forests to guard agains new outbreaks. The forests of th< mountains are as dry as tinder and ir me absence ot a state fire patio! prompt action of citizens is alom responsible for the saving of bun dreds of thousands in timber am buildings. I |^jjJ QUAKER 1117 A MAID JBISlil QUAKER MAID VOCO< S oClock I MELLO WHEAT nlro Tomatoea Apple San Pink Salt 8X7N'NYFLEIiI> PANCAKE FLOUR ) pfc??. 15c Fresh Green B E4 Cranberrir N. Y. Stat FINE CALIFORNIA GREAT Atlanti I 1 Ashe County Poor Farm r Grows Large Pumpkins r This (Wednesday) morning ib? e | "old man of the shop" made a hui ejried trip to West Jefferson in com 11 pany with friend Cushion, salcsmar -(for the Caskie Paper Company ol Charlotte. While in the little city, w? - had the pleasure of calling on Mis: - Ruth Reeves, the vivacious ownci - and editor of The Skyland Post, anc . ia good local paper it is. too. Thi: ? j being "rag day" in her shop she. wit! .; the office force, was busily engage* - i in mailinv thr? ismia -fresh from the i presses. However, regardless of he; - rush of work, she took time for i - short chat. i, i Miss Reeves is fully in love with i her work, and is succeeding: very , j nicely, regardless of the slight (?) 1J st ririgency throu gh v, hich we ar< -{passing-. She thinks, and rightly, too f |that Ashe is one of the hest counties I in the State. As to what Ashe car 11 raise, she pointed to the rear of t , I press, remarking: "There is a smal pumpkin; it was too little to mak< . ;a note of. It was raised on the poos , farm and only weighs 47 pounds. J e had some big ones here, but they e have been carried away; by the way c one of them is on display in the drug e store window that weighs 75 pounds - It is a right good sized one." In short, the small-sized Ashe coun - ty pumpkin, the largest one we have J seen this year, is now on display jat The Democrat office. The county | home farmer and Mis? Reeves both ' have our thanks. r BOARD OF EDUCATION EXTENDS TIME OF SCHOOL COMMITTEES " The Watauga Rorrd of Education was in session Monday. Owing to the ?| fact that school committeemen whose > | time expire on the first Monday ir -j April, 1932, cannot sign teachers 1 contracts for the following year, the * board c-xU tnled the time of enough 1 1 committeemen in each district to en able them to legally' employ tutors n r..? fi,,> >..? ,c i mo o?> County Superintendent Smith Ha 1 <;aman has issued the following: statel mcnt relative to the transportation ol 1 school children: ? "It is very important that everj - child being transported this year oi ? who is entitled, to transportation be t reported at once, else they may no! be entitled to transportation. If anj i one shall fail to be reported in the . report that goes to the State, th< 1 Boairi of Education cannot pay it - The driver and principal of th( A school must make up this list an( certify it together." Grandmother's BREAD Full Pound ^ Jk Wrapped Loaf .NS can 5? a 2 XSc ; Bars ft- 10c Coffee ft-19? FOLK'S FANCY Grapefruit fBBaa 2 25? , Full No. 3 *4*^ ? Pack Can IOC ioa A&PNo. 2 ?aa iCepancyCan IOC HOli can IQc Sultana SYRUP 8-Oz. 15c tint 25c ... I INS 3 lbs. 25c es, Pound 15c e CELERY LETTUCE c & Paofic a THE WATAUGA DEMOCKAT?EVE i Laboratory Wants > Meteoric Specimens ;! The Niniger Laboratory, Denver.! irlColo., has written The Democrat for j - information concerning the meteorite j 1 which fell in this section in July, f 1029. It is stated that examination < of a fragment in their possession cons vitices them that several other stones t* fell on the same occasion, and that I these are likely scattered over an i area of something like twenty square i miles. i It is further pointed out that those > knowing the whereabouts of any raer teorites can find ready sale for them. i the price paid being at least several dollars uer Dound. r JUSTICE S COURT \ The following cases have been disi posed of by justice of the Peace E. , N. Hahn within the past few days: Roby Oaks, charged with removing:! i crop without owner's consent, not i guilty. J W. L. Brown, worthless check, j judgment suspended on payment of ; check and cost. [ Norwod Hovton, colored, assault r with deadly weapon, not guilty. Clarence Swift, worthless check, : judgment suspended on payment of: . check and cost. Tom Jones, operating truck with] - ijiiproper brakes, pleads guilty, fined ? $5 and costs. ' Maggie Criteher, worthless check. < judgment suspended on payment ofj i check and cost. Lester Ragan, operating a car in-' toxicated and speeding; not guilty in . first charge and judgment suspended i on payment of the cost for speed ! ing. \V: C. Teague, worthless check, judgment suspended on payment of i check and cost. Hayes Coffey, bastardy, pleads not i guilty, motion to remand to Supe-i rior Court granted and bond fixed at $300. 1 Jack Greene, speeding, fined $o - and cost. HONOR ROLL FOR 3RD MONTH AT RUTHERWOOD SCHOOL First Grade?Attendance: Claude Bodenhamer, Ransom Greene, Lane ' Greer, Ray Hodges, Velma Carroll, * Louise Hardin, Betty Joe Hodges, ' Janta Belle Michael, Rosa Parlier, Mary Phillips, Eulah Winkler. Schol' arship: Ransom Greene, Janta Belle s Michael, Mildred Parlier. 2 Second Grade?Attendance: Mel vin Norris, Beulah Carroll, Violet - Carroll, Eula May Hardin. Scholar1 ship: Dormand Norris, Mel vin Norris, Dormand Winkler, Beulah Carroll, Eula May Hardin. Third Grade?Attendance: Claude Smathers, Marguerite Greene, Virginia Greene. Scholarship: Junior Richardson, Marguerite Greene, Virginia Greene. Fourth Grade?Attendance: Ethel Edmisten, E. J. Hardin, Roland Hardin, Fay Greer. Scholarship: Ethel Edmisten, E. J. Hardin, Roland Hardin. Fifth Grade?Attendance: Ruth Smothers, Glenn, Bodenhamer, Don Carroll, Lee Edmisten, Gardner Winkler. Scholarship: Ruth Smathers, Glenn Bodenhamer, Don Carroll. Sixth Grade?Attendance: Arthurj Smathers, Fay Hodges, Nell Cook, Ruth Carroll. Scholarship: Fay Hod-! ges Jack Greene, Nell Cook, Ruth Carroll. Seventh Grade?Attendance: Lena Carroll. Heroic Attempt to Save Little Girl's Life Fails Philadelphia.?A frenzied 1,200 mile race to save the life of a threeyear-old child ended in failure Sunday. Marjorie Cohen, Orlando, Fla., died in Jefferson Hospital Sunday night after her father had brought | her here by train, automobile and airplane. Late Saturday Marjorie swallowed a kidney bean. It lodged in her bronchial tube. By almost imperceptible degrees the baby began lo choke to death. The family doctor could do nothing. Hysterically, the father, J. B. Cohen, pled with him. There Was one hope, the doctor said. It was the bronchoscope, developed by Dr. Chevalier Jackson, Philadelphia. Cohen carried his gasping baby to the railroad station. All Saturday night they rode. Minute by minute | it was becoming harder for Marjorie j to breathe. White-faced, tense, Co-| hen worked over her. The train couldn't move fast, enough. Theyl passed Atlanta, through the Caro-I lina's and into Virginia. At Richmond a doctor went aboard the train. "She has ?aLout an hour to live," j he said. Cohen wouldn't give up. He sent two telegrams. In Washington Pilot V. J. Lucas warmed up his plane, a motorcycle policeman and an automobile waited at the station. The train arrived. Si- | rens shrieking, the cavalcade raced through Washington to the airport. Lucas glanced once at the baby,! now all But unconscious. He gave his big ship every bit of speed she had. He arrived at Camden, N. J., airport in G2 minutes, almost a record. To save seconds, he negotiated a dangerous landing with the wind. The operation was entirely successful. With the magical bronchoscope, doctors removed the bean. But the strain of breathing during her long trip had been too much for Baby Marjorie. One king had collapsed, and she died a short lime after the bean wa3 removed. EY THURSDAY?BOONE, N. C. I SPAIN "BOON! Newest] I Lowest 3 Stunning Smart | Frocks! j ^ which speak style, qual- Jfl vA ity and value. A good col- IbSm lection in both woolen ;.V silks. All the leading Mk is'j styles and colors. nSm0J AT THESE PRICKS ^ YOU C A N B U V / TWO FOR THE & PRICE YOU USE jr TO PAY FOR ONE. I $3.95 I I 81 95 J I $9.75 J New Pocket Books 2P Browns, blacks and blues. A 8L big assortment priced? I 98c 1.98 < 2.98 I SWEATERS 29 for the whole family. Both slipoyer and coat styles. Outstanding values? I49C 98C 1.49 1.98 2.98 Childrens Unionsuits Good and warm. Long M slecvc3 and legs, only jff SHEETS Size 81x09. Made of an excellent grade sheeting. One of the best values ever offered, priced .-.--SJOv* Men's Unionsuits An excellent grade, use to sell for $1.25.. OSri* BARGAIN iPart Wool Blankets In assorted colors at QQa only t/Ov W OTHER BLANKETS AT # 1.98,2.98 to 5.50 1 Boys' Overcoats Sizes 5 to 16, assorted colors ^ and materials, priced only? I 2.98 3.50 I 3.95 I Don't Forg S Boone's Shoe Shoppir shoes at a saving in p HOUR'S. E'S SHOPPING CEN Mercliat Possible Charming Knit Suits fashion's newest creations in both solid colors and mixtures. All sizes, priced? 5.75 and 9.75 ??? r Smart Winter MILLINERY Attractive up-to - the - minute style for the misses and ladies. Priced? 98c 1.98 2.98 BALCONY 1 Men's Overalls Well made and triple stitched. All sizes. Regular 98c B|A value, priced only / tIL v Boys' Overalls A real good one for 49c Knit Bloomers For ladies' and children, in assorted colors and sizes? 19c 29e39c t Our Shoe 1 lg Center. Stylish, serv rice. A good place to sh NOVEMBER 5, 193] idise at 1 Prices! i Striking New | |j Coats! I NS Cleverly styled from the ? ai season's newest fabrics in designs that can be worn ? with or without belts. jg Both dross and sport coats S THE HIGHEST QUAL- C ITV COATS THAT. K HAVE BEEN OFFER- V EI) AT THESE PRIC M ES SINCE BEFORE % THE WAR. % i $9.95 { 1 I $18.50 | L $22.50 S Kid & Fabric Gloves ff In the most wanted shades. All X sizes, priced? Vk 98c 1.98 I 2.98 J Men's Dress Shirts v In the leading colors. Made of Sf fine quality broadcloth. Every one guaranteed fast QQa K colors, only i/Ov- M New Dress Materials C Beautiful all-wool goods?Jer- ? sey, Tweed, etc. Note these very low prices? ff 59c 98c 4 | 1.59 I ' % Cotton Prints 1 in a great array of pretty pat- jf terns and colors. Use A ( ? jk to sell for 39c, noW__^JP^, ^ SPECIALS! J Piece Goods S Romper cloth in a good assortment of nattern? A ? yard only 1UC jj Fast Color Prints 2 New patterns and colors. A wf real good quality -? Al/.^j S at only ? M.& m Cretonnes and Scrim | Good quality of cretonnes and ? curtain scrims for only? m 15c ? 19c I )ej)artni*nl I iceable, all leather C oe the whole family!

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