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NUMBER AUTOSDTT
CAROLINA NEARS i
ALL-TIME RECORD
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Columbia. N. C., lawyers, have been
named by a select committee auLbm'iz.eu
"uy Cuc^icaa lo iiuuvo lllafeligations
of such activities and report
back when Congress reconvenes.
Trivial complaints will not be
considered, but those apparently of
.."11 1... ffnno into Viv IhpSf at- i
torneys. They invite those with com*
plaints to present them. Many such
reorganisations have been made vicious
rackets and thousands of bondholders
and other creditors victimized.
Too largo parts of assets have
often been dissipated in paying large
management and legal fees, it is
pointed out.
REVOKE DRIVER S LICENSE
The first driver's license revoked
under the new Drivers* License Act
has been received by the Division of
Highway Safety. It was issued to
Boyd Coats. East Laurinburg. who
was sentenced for drunken driving.
The sentence automatically revokes
the license for a period of one year.
The license was revoked as ot November
4. four days after the newlav
became effective Licenses are
being mailed out rapidly, but it is
expected to be 10 or 15 days before
all can lie mailed to the approximately
800.000 applicants. The law is not
being iijadjK enforce ! until the licenses
have been mailed out.
NOTHING TO OFFER
Miss Susie M. Sharpe, prominent
and able young woman attorney of
Reidsville, was embarrassed last
week in a workmen's' compensation
case scheduled for hearing before Industrial
Commissioner T. A. Wilson
when she asked and was granted a
continuance of the hearing. She ex
plained that the injured worker was
away at a CCC camp and she had
not been able to get in touch with
h:-"., one witness had been committed
to an insane, asylum, another had left
the state and the third was then being
tried in criminal court. She had
nobody and nothing to offer.
TO PHOTOGRAPH PROJECTS
Kari H. Fosald, who was present
and took pictures of the Wright:
Brothers, Qrvill and Wilbut, at Kitty
Hawk during their first flight for
a nationally known photograph* r,
and whitted his initials on the first
heavier than air plane to fly with a
man, is in the state to take motion
pictures of CWA. ERA and WPA
projects, primarily the fish-frcezing
plant at More-head City and the first
Sir Walter Raleigh settlement in
Roanoke Island. The flight was on
Dec. 16, 1903, almost 32 years ago.
Mr. Fos:t!<i attended the 25th anniversary
exercises at Kitty Hahvk on
Kill Devil Hill seven years ago.
BANKERS TO NEW ORLEANS
Two pullrnans of N. C. Bankers
and their wives are attending the
TRESPASS NOTICE
All persons are forbidden under
llu- penalty of the law to
hunt, fish, trap, or trespass in
any way upon the lands of the
undersigned in Watauga county.
Violators will be punished as
the law directs.
This November 1. 1935.
Mrs. Moses H. Cone
Blowing Rock. N. C. 4tp.
Can You Imagine!
CAN you IMAGINE
the quirk thinking: of a man in
Indiana who, when 4 people became
desperately i*I from eating
t tainted meat at a conference, ran
for BISMA-KEX and completely
relieved all tour In a few minutes!
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EXPLANATION . . .
"
Bisma-Rex is an antacid treatment
that's different from the many
other ineffective treatments you
have tried. It acts four ways to
give you a new kind of relief from
acid indigestion, heartburn and
other acid stomach agonies.
Bisma-Rex neutralizes acid, relieves
stomach of ga3. soothes the
Irritated stomach membranor and
aids digestion of foods htat arc
most likely to ferment. Bisma-Rex
is sold only at Rexall Drug Stores.
Get a jar today at Boone Dru?' j
Store. Remember, BISMA-REX. j
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annual com entton of the American |
Bankers Association in New Orleans!
this week. Nov. 11-14. About all of i
the officers of the N. C. association
ami others are attendir.tr. Robert M.
Hones, president of the Wachovia
Bank & Trust Co., made two speeches
before two different divisions of the
association.
EDUCATION WEEK FKOUliAMS :
S?V?n <|vfforc^nt p^nr?!(> ^JlKillg j
seven talks each over the seveu dif-,
fcrent radio broadcasting stations lit
North Carolina this week on phases
of education in celebration of ''American
Education Week," the general
theme being "School and Democra- {
cv." The broadcasts are under auspices
of the N. 0. Education Associa-;
tion. Parent-Teacher Congress. Amor-1
lean Legion and State Department of j
Public Instruction. The topics dealj
with schools and the citizen, the
state, the nation, social change, coun.1
try life, recreation and religion. The j
stations are located at AsheyUle.
Charlotte, Durham, Gveensboto, Ra-1
leigh. Rocky Mount and Winston-Sa-!
lem.
PITBIJC accidents lead
Accidents to employees of the state j
counties and cities were 20 times j
more severe last year, fiscal, than in-1
Justri&l accidents, the X. C. Indus
trial Commission shows in a study!
made of such accidents which were
compensable and reported to the
commission. The total cost of all accidental
injuries in the state for 193435
was $1,107,209. of which $115,685,
or 10 per cent., was on accidents of
governmental employees, yet only
WITH Cfl
Safegua
NO DRAFT VENTILJ
the most beautiful and co
for a la
SHOCKPRO
making driving easier
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y AT AUG A DEMOCRAT? EVBRY
one-half of one per cent, of the total of
number of cases reported were of ac- to
indents to governmental employees, ?
Commissioner T. A. Wilson, In charge ,v
of safety work, is calling this to the m
attention of state, county and city,
officials and urging them to teach
safety methods to employees.
FKOEKAI. FENDS SPENT
North Carolina was appropriated w
Sit,363.234 under tlie National In-: ! ;
dust rial Recovery ace tor nignway 1
work for both 1934 ami 1935, of ir
which all had been spoilt or provi p
sioh mack- for using it. except $409.- c
800. up to October X. All of the cost,
except probably 10 per cent, was fur-1
nished by tlie Federal government j
From this and the small state addi- y
Hon, 1.172.6 miles of highways hai'e n
bixih completed at a cost of $12,293,- ;
127: 109.9 miles are under construe- f
tion, estimated cost $2,3841,911, and 0
10 2 miles had been approved for ;construction,
estimated cost $401,127.; p
All of the fund, except a few odds ;.
and ends, has been accounted for by j t
tills time, and the state is well along 11
on spending the later funds, which c
have to be matched 50-50. ; r
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MAIiK 96 SSURVEITS
Rural electrification surveys have a
. i made in 96 of the 100 counties, o
which cover 964 different lines of 5.- i v
970 nines and to serve 31,913 custo- .>
mcts, Chairman Dudley Bagley re-11
ports. The original survey last year is
included 7$ counties, 6i7 iines, 4,4$6 j t
miles and to serve 22,799 customers, h
The surveys recently completed were '
in 65 counties, new lines in several sur-ry
d last year, or. 237 new lines i t
:r advertisement
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EVROLET'S NI
riling you and your f<
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| SOLID STEEL one-pU*. ^ ^
TURRET TOP many oil
a crown of boaufy, o fortress of tafoty J'TiCf tl CO
in its pri
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ITION ON NEW fcODIES BY FISHER CVcr (let
mforfablo bodies sver created new to 1
wprtced cor 1936 the
Visit
OP STEERING* this new
ond safer than over be for* CHEVRC
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THURSDAY?BOONS, N. C.
1,483 miles and to serve 0.134 cus-1
wets. Xo requests tor surveys had,
:ne from the four counties in j
htch no fiftrveys have yet lwe&>
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$30,000 TO GO TO WOBK ,
The \VPA office here hnd approv!
projects which will put more thar.
1.000 to work when they get under
ay i:i the next fcxv days, in ap- '
rovals through last week. The oices
worked through Armistice Daj | .
i order to get projects for as many,ln
topic a3 possible, seeking to get ail
mployablea to work in a month. ^
.STRANGE BKOEEE1.0US C
A study in contrasts: Dr Ralph v
1". McDonald, candidate for Cover
or. railed on. Governor jEhringtiaus i O"
ist week. News men in the outer ofice
listened to raised voices and had l>
ccasional peeps at the two, both
arward and erect In their chairs, It
oth gesticulating and gesturing and \
liking at the same time. . . . And b
iie contrast: The. next day Clyde R.
Ioey. candidate for Governor, called j fc
n Governor Ehringliaus. A lone i ..
eporter observed through the open!
oor (hat both men were sitting back |
jisurely in their chairs, composed j r!
nd quiet, so quiet that not a word 1 ,.
f their conver sation, nor even their ,j
oices. got past the open door. Dr.j n
leDonaid let it be known he was : d
rymg to get the Governor to do j p
: inditing about sick leave for P
eachcrs, for polrtieai, as well as for P
lumanitarian purposes, probably. n
Ir. Hcey. attending Supreme Court,
aid he just paid a friendly call on
he Governor. y
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Be Saf,
sW PERFECTS
imily as you have ni
- New Perfected Hydraulic. Bra
?1M H highest development of the 1
_ brake principle?arc stand..r
Chevrolet models for 1936. .
Iter important features of the only com
r, these new brakes are exclusive to (
ce range!
are the smoothest and m< st efficicr
eloped. They give stopping-ponvr a
motoring. They help to make Cliet
safest motor car ever built.
your nearest Chevrolet dealer. See t
Chevrolet?today!
>LET MOTOR COMPANY, DETROIT, M
Chevrolet's lmn nn'/vw ??
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6 per cent time payment plan?the lowest finui,
G.M~4.C. history. A itencral Motors Value
mOLET
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BOONE, N. C.
Vilas News ^
Rev. Robv Painter, of Balm, sup- !*'
ied for Pastor Davis at Wiliowdalc ,
in<Iay.
Alt'. B. S. Dugget of Kik Park, was ~
the community recently shaking
aids with friends.
Miss Fleming, of the Demons train
School at Boone, spent the weekid
with Mr a. C. J. Billings.
Uncle Johnnie Smith continues to
prove. j
Mr. anil Mrs. J. M. Campbell, of I
eaver Dam. visited relatives Sun-1
ly.
Mrs. ralmcr Tester of Dutch
reek, spent the week-end with Mrs.
. M. Prcsnell.
Miss Vclnu Brown was a visitor
ver the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. John Dagger have'
eon visiting relatives in Elk Park.
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Isaacs, of
leaton. came over Sunday to help
Ir. Gurney Biinkly celebrate his
irthday.
Mr. Sunshine Martin was a visitor j
>r a few hours Sunday.
ADMINISTRATOR'S NOTICE j
Having qua'ified as the adniinistrajr
of the estate of the late E. B.
'ox, this is to notify all persons havig
claims against the estate of said
eceased to present them for paylent
within twelve months of the
ale hereof or this notice will be
lead in bar of their recovery. All
crsons indebted to the estate will
lease come forward and make paylent.
Thi3 October 16. 193S
S. B. ADAMS. Administrator,
Estate of E B. Fox, deceased.
ri!as, North Carolina. 10-3i-6p.
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And, like IMPROVES CLIDINC
plcte Joip- KNEE - ACTION RID1
Chevrolet l.^e smoothest, rntnsl rid of al
it brakes
ltogether HIGH-COMPRESS*
Tolot for
giving oven hotter parforroc
ind dme ALL THESE FEATUE
CHEVROLET'S LOW
AND UP. List price c
ICHIGAN Flint, Michigan. With 1
ntfyrcdua lock, the list price is 1
icing cost i in Master Models oi
quoted in this advertis
chigan, and subject to
FOR If
COMPOS
NOVEMBER 14, 1935 ?
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The soil erosion unit handled by
ic county agent in Haywood countyis
completed 12,000 feet of terraces Bn
L70 running feet of ditches, and 830 HI
ret of farm road.
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4?BIG DAYS-4
Nov. 13th, 14th, 15th
and 16th
BOONE DRUG CO.
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J BRAKES
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d before
ON VALVE-IN-HEAD
BINE
mce with oven led Qaw and oil
1ES AT * S495
PRICES..
if New Standard Coupe at
Dumpers, spare tire and tire
>20 additional *Knee-Action
i!y, $20 additional. Prices
ement are list at Flint, Michange
without notice.
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