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PAGE SIX * GIFTS* that keep the budget sunny side up B, ! li * Sm*?< or? f J ff y'y ^ !'J *A wrup?ci?. ia t Jg . ^ * J\\ ?U?er. rnaoxri. 1 ( i?l ctoi9oane. jjj V\ H?BdlOB? 3 S Eljrin itup kC?, ? l c l> . 10 karat otturaJ ?old filled W&j&S J ? ?* <? v%.s $ * M) Jnsv T ???? Mm'7'// ' / '/// fff WfnB m cifamri-fl M// /M/ / < ?**? lighters. M$t 0 W/ ^ ??? ?? known iiuktu. TiTE'VE go* the drop on Santa ibis time. Ucre are just a few of the Hue holiday gift items we've brought together from ail over tbo country for you. Their price tags fairly shout: "Here's your chance to be a generous gift-giver ... without unbalancing the Christmas budget J" LET US MAKE YOUR GIFT BUYING A GREAT PLEASURE! We solve your every problem, and remember lliat a gift of Jewelry remains year alter year to remind the recipient of the kind thoughtfulness of the giver. FOR. YOUR COe\ ENIEXCE WF. MAKE A FEW SUCOESTTONS: FOR HIM: BILL FOLDS ---LEATHER. KEY CASES MILITARY SETS ELGIN WATCHES SIGNET RINGS PEN & PENCIL SETS ?KNIVES and CHAINS BELT SETS - COLD OI'FF LINKS --STICK PINS --CIGARETTE LIGHTER SET EOOKS OF ALL KINDS FOR HER: DINNER RINGS ?DIAMOND RINGS WEDDING RINGS BTR1HSTONE RINGS NECKLACE SETS GOi/O BRACELETS -MANICURE I-.y.TS DRF25SBR SETS ? PEP.KO.VE .SETS -'V'M'liWAKE ?LEATHER KaND BAGS ?PEN A- PENCIL SBTS - (PUI.AR NOVELS -- PRETTY COMPACTS BROOCHES AND BAIt PINS All Kinds of Attractive Gifts for the Kiddies Make Walker's Your Christmas Shoping Headquarters! You will fir.il us ready, willing and able to fill your gift list satisfactorily and economically. EXPERT REPAIRING! When you come to do your holiday buying bring along that watch which has been giving you trouble, and let us repair it. We have had thirty years' experience in watchmaking and guarantee to give you satisfaction. Walker's JEWELRY STORE BOOXE, N. C. * ' j.'; '-' a. l''r- ^.? H jHBk I ITEMS FROM OUR EARLY FILES I Items from The Oemot'rai of December I?, 13dS: Attorney W. B Coiincill is off on a business trip to Lenoir. Rev. E. F. Jones of Gastonia spew, a fev. days recently visiting friends Watauga. We are informed that A. Si. Trivet h'ts accepted the position of assistant teacher in Cove Creek AcadThe school at New River Academy is in a more prosperous condition under the management of W. M. Fr&n' cum. principal. The school is one of 4he very best in our mountain sec: tion. . The Governor has offered $150 rej wan 1 for the unknown person or per sons who, on the night of the 5th ;Of July last, burned the store house j barn and dwelling of \V. L. Bryan of j this place County Surveyor A. AX. Trivett tenJ dered his resignation to the Board of | County" Commissioners on the first i Monday and the same was accepted j The Clerk will appoint someone to fill j the unexpired term. j We regret exceedingly to lose Rev. ! Mr. Gentry who for the past year has ' been pastor of the M. E. Church in J Boone. Wherever he goes our best ! wishes attend him. Rev. T. E. YVea| ver succeeds him, and it is hopeti the } people will support him and hold up J his hands as he labors for their good. 1 On Monday evening of this week. the mail carrier between Boono and ! Stony Fork got too much corn "Uck| er" aboard, fell from his horse, lost his mail in tr.e darkness and reached j his home afoot at daybreak the next morning*. Search was made for the I mail and it was found that the trusty I old horse had guarded it all nignt. I From this it appears that, the horse j was more to be relief upon than his rider. The mail, when opened, was ! found to be in good condition, as far I as the postmaster here was able to see. North Wiikesboro is to have a S100.000 tannery. TRACY NEWS Rev. A. G. Lackey filled his regular appointment at Thomas Chapel Sunday evening. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Wilson and family of Trade were week-end guests of 1 Mrs. Wilson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. 1 Monroe Eggers, of Hickory, N. C. Mr. and Mrs. Delmer C. Mock of Trade enjoyed a nice visit over the week-end with a cousin. Mr and Mrs. Luther Thomas of Hickory. Mr. and IAlrs. Mock, with Misses Sallie, Louise, Emma and ChrisUne Thomas, enjoyed a most delicious Sunday dinner with another cousin, Mr and Mrs. Gray Johnson, also of Hickory. Mr. Paul Trivet to of Mabel spent Saturday r.ight with Mr. and Mrs. Lester WiSson of Trade. Misses Georgia and Bertha Bumgarner visited their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thomas, Sunday. Miss Mildred McElyea were dinner guests ot Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Thomas Sunday. Mr. B. M. Thomas and little son, T. J., visited his sister. Mrs. F. R. Bumgardner, Sunday evening. VILAS NEWS Mrs EUer of Jefferson City, Team, a .laughter of the late Rev. W ellington Swift, was a recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reece, Mrs. C 1. Biiiinps and children spent Thanksgiving with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Brown, at Mooresville. \.r and Mrs Scottle Wilson, of Boone, enjoyed 'fita nksgiylnsc dinner at the home of M r. and Mrs. Ed Sherwood. Miss Veima Brown of Winston-Salem spent Thanksgiving with her parents, Mr. and Mrs Hardin Brown Mr, Neil Carnaire of A. S T. C.. Boone, was a recent week-end gttest of Earl Henson. Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reese and son. Gene, were Friday night guests of Rev. W. R. Davis and family at Newland. "HERE COMES THREE KNIGHTS" a comedy play, will be presented by members of the Junior j | class ci the Cove Creek High School j Friday evening, December 14. at 7:30 j o'clock. Admission will be: children, 10c; high school pupils 15c; adults, i 25c. The proceeds will be used to provide materials with which to complete a library and reading room in the basement of the high school building. Immediately after the p'ay a skating party will be enjoyed in the gymnasium. j| LIVESTOCK SALE | Ij r-very iwo Weeks! I We will hold sales for the presj ent every two weeks, our next I sale being- on . . . December 19th, 1934 Starting at 1:00 P. M. As usual, we will have buyers for any number of all classes of stock at all times, and guarantee the full market prices to the seller. Remember?a sale every j two weeks! Shouns Livestock Co. Shouns, Tennessee iimstmiiiiiiitHiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiini WATAUGA DEMOCRAT?EVERY THURSDAY?BOONE, N. C. i We have the largest assortment we have ever had of fine Candies. Attractively' packaged in beautiful Christmas designs. The famous Hollingsworth and Gobelin. And the prices are the lowest in history. i I GIFT STATIONERY | We have a nice gift assortment of Stationery in gift packages. A useful and practical gift. EASTMAN KODAKS 1 he Eastman in various makes and models at low prices. No more appropriate gift for "Him" or "Her." Also a beautiful assortment of Fountain Pens and Pencil Sets. rWE HAVE A LARGE ASSORTMENT OF TOILET SEATS AT FROM $1.00 to $10.00. The following high class lines included: Cara Nome Coty's Shari Richard Hudnut Jonteel Marvelous Evening in Paris Mennen's for Men Houbigant Williams for Men A complete stock of Ferfumes, Toilet Waters, Rouge and Creams. They are all at lowest prices, and ? ????* i VOl- CAN ALWAYS SHOP TO ADVANTAGE AT VOUK REXALLi STORE Tune in on our Sunday afternoon program at 4:00 P. M., NBC Red Network! A half hour of glorious Music by the Kansas City Phil harmonic Orchestra. Boone Drug Co. Tho Store V %= ! ! ? I "A Better Type Drug Store" ? !!!!, I II IIII HIMI? BOOKS No finer gift than one selected from our bookshelves. We have a large assortment of late fiction by some of the most celebrated authors which we are offering while they last at only ? ~5c /-vT'I r\^/-vT/-n " - ? U 1 MLK IP til Priced very specially at IU altlv PLENTY OF CHRISTMAS CARDS. BETTER GET YOURS WHILE SELECTIONS ARE STILL GOOD. Walker's Jewelry Store BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA 'l . N*~ ? ' $& 5 * -* ?w & i i 'A *- . * DECEMBER 13, 1934 I Super-Safety I 1 Blowout Protection? Voar hig worrv 8houW bc 1 Sure8 But? skidding the cause of 5V_ 9 times more accidents Ulan a S _ blow-outs. Smooth tires skid S 3 ISPM - Tr? g If 77 Por cent farther, other | ^ ^ riew- tiri.s skid 25 per cent fi /<* W farther, tiian new "G-3 8 ia ?4 J, Goodyear All-Weather Tires S !i proved by 8.400 tests >. - _ r,, , * __ _ _ _ Since this "Goodyear Alargir. 9 15 /2 times m O ro cf Safety" costs nothing ex- 3 necessary to safety L!~: gcl il now rU'? safo|>' & 7 * during the slippery driving g ijyj ^ * g ^ ^ lison* ? B IJPIiiPBK^ !? 1Y GU^* r^3iafds- ' I M a,dl'r,;SiSt!ip!nCh" ! .4i\nst^?n', ,-ts for Wmm'Mg V I Mf Ur.ft, punctures. ^ - ^atwst dc*c ' A,SlC , Jr r THE ARRIVAL OF WINTER brings C.I " iorm two exceptionally strong reasons why car owners should equip their automobiles with the new G-3 Goodyear hires: Most important is safety on the slippery roads. New G-3 Goody ears put on now provide full non-skid protection when roads are most slippery, and they are insurance against punctures and blowouts. No delay . . - we carry in stock all sizes of Goodyear casings and tubes. (Wanted To Buy 500 | Good Used Tires! | IMPORTANT J , ANNOUNCEMENT I I s, s. GIFTS OF USEFULNESSs We Invite you to visit our Super-Service Station and inspect Hie many useful gifts we have asset,.lUe;l for the Holiday buyer: Cigarette Lighters 25c Ash 1 rays, priced 15c Fender Guards, only 65c I Photo Gear Shift Balls 35c Windshield Defrosters 20c up GIVE A HOT WATER HEATFR I FOR CHRISTMAS! Tires . . . Tubes . . . Anything for the Auto . . . Free Road Service! ^loDCES COMPANY BOONE, N. C. ASSOCIATE DEALERS: MOUNTAIN VIEW SERVICE STATION. EAXON, N. C. D. T. BROWN SERVICE STATION, SHERWOOD, N. C.
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