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PAGE TWO How do you buy TIRES? WBSMilSMiMM MARATHON is the answer? it RUNS and RUNS and RUNS! Hi-Wide Troad Roli-Grip Nan-Skid Compression-Proof Cord Dud-Cord Breaker "LIFETIME GUARANTEE" S835 S8?o te 4. ?0?21 ?.7S-!? fiotfeiS!',4-50-n 5.00-13 swtf io.; 10- -5X0= 5.25-1S 5.50-15 51100 SH95 IHl We'll shew you how lo get real tire vaiue AY A PRICE YOU'LL LT.IE. Marathon. Tires ' are built to give you long, c: miloa of fittfe, worry-lree' ariv ing. Priced low to start wife nado of l?vo tough rubber and j compression.-proof cord: their j low cost per ntile makes your I money go farther. HOT SUN AND OLD TIRES ARE A BAD COMBINATION In hot summer weather, tires [ "heat up-'. Oid tires may give i * way under the extra pressure. j Enjoy your vacation with ! "MARATHONS all around." ? \f:- ' J 3 3 COME SN TODAY? j WE HAVE YOUR SIZE! [ i i I llHltEEl 4-POINT TIRE CHECK-UP 1, Exami.no for gloss. atones, nails. 2 Ex amino for hiddon cuhi. 3. Examino for side-wall breaks. 4. Test valves, chock a& inflate. Ho obligation?Come in today SAVE AT THE SIGN OF 1? GOODYEAR DIAMOND HODGES TIRE CO. Free Road Service Phone lOf WE TIRE WATAIJGA. COUNTY MMH Ij Hawaii Coeds Pc i.r r n Honolulu July Fourth, stir this coo Into training Left, to right are: Murphy, Jean Butchard. A dean Ji< | ^ A Swordfish MKXICO . . . For years beyon deep called sword0?h bav? nttacl has proved the fact This picturi famed archer. Mr. III11 shot the 2 barbed arrow attached to regulat the dory, the fish In ar. unanticld boat. M! ps CHICAGO. Ill . . . Four Nob pars'fists who gailiered at iho I r:i? international symposium oil c F IP =3 cf Fordham University, p HeisenberK. professor of thooro' i sift: Dr. Carl D. And. ison. Callfo Ar.bur H. Couipfon, Cntvi rslty oi Vi'cNCTT AGREES TO ENTER RACE FOR PRESIDE. | Washington. ~u!v 7?A go ahead i signal "was flashed from the Whit j House yesterday by Pail \' McNutt i high commissioner to the Philippines to friends seeking: the Democrat! ; presidential nomination for him i: 1940 .titer a two-hour luncheon meet ! i no; with the President, the forme Indiana governor announced that h would resign his post in the island within a month or six weeks. Without disclosing whether Mi Roosevelt had encouraged or dis couraged him to run for the presi dency, he- reported they had 3 de lightful time together. "Efforts arc being made on you "behalf by friends in Indiana." a rc 1 porter suggested. ''Will they sto now?"' I see no reason why they shoul stop,'* McXutt replied OX YON BONNY BANKS? At last Loch Lomond meets th Mississippi! It happens in the new Doroth Lamour oicture "St. LOuis RhSes at the Pastime Theatre Thursday ar. Friday, with MaxLne Sullivan glor fying Scotland's famed lake in he own inimitable way in a film se along the banks of "ole man ribber. The picture boasts the largest nuir ber of new* hit tunes heard in an one film this season, and featurin in its all-star cast such famot names at Dorothy I amour, Lloy Nolan. Tito Guizar, Mnxine Sulliva Mary "Punkins" Parker, Matty Ma neck and his orchestra and a doze others. In the song routine of "St. Lou Blues", which must already be f miliar to any one who has listened i the radio: "Kind'a Lonesome "Junior," 'T Go For That," "Bit j Nightfall" and "Let's Dream in tl Moonlight." Don't miss it. The object of punishment is t! prevention of evil; it can never ' made impulsive to good.?flora Mann. WATAUGA DEMOCRAT? >int For Crew Tiflo Territorial outriggei canoe races at d crew from the University of Hawaii Nancy Hfck? C melia Hogg, Ruth ??*> unil Jftau ra*o Wrecks a Boat d count, spear-headed monsters of the \?*d boats, but no camera ever before e comes from Mr. Howard Hill, the j Impound M&rlfn in thi* picture with a ion heavy tackle. "Twenty yards from iated rase of viciousness, charged the Winners Talk Shop bl prize winners headed an array o? pniversity 01 Chicago to take pari in asmic rays. Left to right: Or Victor rofessor of physics; Dr. Werner Karl rai physios at the University of Ltiipluta Institute of Technology and L>r. ' Chicago physicist. MONETARY BILL P BECOMES LAW L W.ishnizton. July S. -Acting swift-r hy. President Roosevelt Yesterday ?.: signed the controversial bill continc j uing: his power to change the gold! n content of the dollar and to operate a $2,000,000.000 fund to keep curren - ey relationships stable on Uie work! r money markets. OBITUARY L. J Honevcutt diet! at the home ,of Mrs. Lee Coffey Tuesday afternoon, July 4. 1939. Funeral services | ; were conducted at Shulls Mills Bap\ t:st church Thursday morning. July ^ i 6. at 10 o'clock, by the pastor. Rev. : Vilas Minton, assisted by Rev. Grady Minton. Rev. D. M. Edmisten ^ and Rev. E. D. Butt. Interment was ^ in the nearby cemetery. 1 Flower girls were Mrs. Bessie _ Brown. Claude Hollars, Lee Ella v { Cook. Mrs. Cora Leo Carrier. Eliza; beth Cook, Loliage Cobb, Augusta e Townsend, Donie Towns end, Margue rite Taylor, Ruby Reece, Faye Aid y ridge. Dare Aldridge, Bern ice Badg ett, Edna Earlee Honeycutt, Ethe d Aldridge, Ruby Coffey. Edna Ear l~ Honeycutt, Mrs. Ellard Hollars, Ear r line Bentley, Maggie Bentley, Mamie Townsend, Mrs. Elbert Vannoy. Pallbearers were Ed Honeycutt, Jr., l_ James Honeycutt, Frank Coffey y Howard Honeycutt, Ned Cook, Ever? ett Honeycutt and Stuart Coffey. ,s Mr. Honeycutt was born in Alex d ander county June 14, 1860, anc n. moved to Watauga at the age of 12. - i iic juuicu uic jieiuuuiai uiurcu a,l :n I valle Crucis 15 years ago, and latei I joined the Shu lis Mills Baptist churcl is where he held his membership unti a- death. He was married to Elithif to Roatenbury in 1881, and to this unioi were born 10 children, all survivinj ie except one who died in infancy lie The children living are: Mrs. Dur cella Cook, Hickory; Mrs. Ada Oof fey, Shulis Mills; Ed Honeycutt Johnson City, Tenn.; Mrs. Bell Coffey he Hickory; Bob Honeycutt, Boone; Mrs be Zettie Coffey. Linville; C. D. Honey ce cutt, Shulis Mills; Line Honeycutt Butler, Tenn.; Don Honeycutt. Boone IY THURSDAY?BOONE. N. Cbale Ca 5'Minute Biogr Author of "Hotv to Wi and Influence Peoj MAHATMA GANDHI The World's Best Known Man Carries False Teeth in his I.oin Cloth Every' sq often, out India, p. lit- j tie brown man. wearing a io;n cioui. lays himself down on a cot. refuses to eat. and threatens to fast ur.ti! he flies Then newspapers all over the world feature the story because Mahat roa Gandhi is one of the leading figures of this generation. Reckoned in terms of money. Gandhi is a poor man. If he sold all his earthly possession, they probably would not bring 75 certs, yet he is more powerful than any millionaire 1 on earth. Physically, he is weak: and he refuses to use force or violence; yet his teachings and his spiritual influence are more potent and powerful than a hundred battleships of England. One person out of every six on earth, lives in India. And for centuries. these people of India have1 been as'.eon. now this little frail man. who weighs less than a hundred . pounds. is aro?ising India to a sense : of its own gigantic power. He 'is instituting reforms that may have farreachir.g effects or. the history of the world. There are many curious things about Gandhi. For example, he has a set of false teeth, which he carries ; in a fold of his loin cloth. He puts them in his mouth only when he wants to eat. After his meal, he takes til em out. washes them and puts them back In hi sloin cloth again. He speaks English, with an Irish was an Irishman. Ho wears nothing but a loin cloth now, but for years he ivo- 3 in London and wore a silk hat and spats and carried a cane. Ho was educated at JL/smloji Uni-j I versity ??0 b&SESfrs an attorney. But ; the luIt :in>: he a tt c-niptt?i I" make; a speech in court, his 15p*v?~ wih-1 bled, add he was so frightened that be had to sit down confusion and defeat As a lawyer m London he got no- ! t where at all. He was practically a failure there. Years before, when he first came 1 to England, his Irish teacher made! him copy the .Sermon 011 the Mount. I over and over again, purely as an ex- j croise in English Hour after hour, Gandhi wrote "Blessed are the meek, for they shall inherit the earth. . . Blessed are the peacemakers for they ] shall be called the Children of God,* I and these wonts made a profound im- | pression on him. Presently, lie was sent to South Africa to collect, some huge debts; and he tried to apply there the philosophy of tlie Sermon on the Mount. Ami it worked Clients flocked to M. H. Gandhi he settled their claims peacefully out of court and saved them time and expense. He sonn bad an iiiivmiA i\f -fiffrww. I sand dollars a year. The meek was inheriting the earth. pnwini , The model illustrated is the Buu $996 deli mmthat?no bree 1 WW Buick ? it ma . and then some Dynafi r that's wide as all out< styling found on any , (?r<i.."r..!i (i. VWUJIUl L U1 UIC 1U11 111 less than you're askec pleasanter summer ? about delivery dates Ztcft'rfape?: SE! JULY 13.1939 0 Dallas Shoemake ! ^9 & /^6 f$ Plumbing and Heating IFVll&VllV Contractor Phone 131-M Boone aphies ?- -- ? ? For Acid Inculcation, Gaa on n Friends Stomach, try >le." Nyal Anti-Acid nVyirtffiff Money Bock Gimmnteo. "Rut was ho harmv? \*o Roor. ii.ro I c-?j ?i? ?? *? -* *? ri .-MUM Ulll? 111 ?' OUIU^U CUU1IIJ he knew that untold millions of his * . fellow countrymen were living- in misery. Ho had seen thousands die p AR OI IN A of starvation, and worldly success L-rvlvv/i^ili/A seemed cheap and unimportant. So PHARMACY ne gave up all his money, and took the vow of poverty, and since that Pnoiie 47 Boone, N. C. time, he has consecrated his life to : helping the poor and the down trod- ? tier.. Mil;:.us rosea.-.! Mahatma Gandhi -Tr..,7 nn:rn n A IDV as a saint Others believe that he ta INtW RIVLR DAIRY the reincarnation <?f a Hindu god. In j a world filled with sordid greed and ! GRADE A selfishness. I. for one. feel like! standing with bowed head before this ! DT ID 17 O A X\7 MH man who is seeking nothing for him- IV^VV iV1ALjgk self but is willing to die in order that j others mav live ' * Milk Replenishes Knergy PROSPECTIVE PATROLMEN IN CAMP FOR TRAINING Phone 130-J Boone ? Henderson ville. July 8 Fifty new ? ?? mi i i state highway patrolmen will be se- lected from a 'group of 10? candi- DR. R. D. JENNINGS dates at the conclusion of intensive training now brinp^ civrn at Hifh- DI..NTIST land Lake camn ivar here. ? ^ These candidates will he selected Banner Llk, N. C. after an intensive training period ami All kinds of Modem Dental Apwill make up the additional comple- ! pjjanccs made. If your old dcnment authorized by the last session . , . . . . . ,. ,lf ture (plate) docs not fit. try us. of the general assembly Charles Norton is attending the ^ ^ PA""?. Prices reatmining camp from Watauga. sonable. We stand squarely be? . hind everything we do. Water ?s the chief constituent of 5-18-10p aii living things. / 'X Keep In Touch With ^ 'I Home and Oitice & ^i||p^/sVjy Bq Long Distance t nn unur uiriiinn ArrKl'illl-ll 'V,WM * ? """' " frP* i.i'.ii ' Distance voice visits with the office and ^ "^IvV folks hark home wDJ Veep you lcnssutcd. i <\i . j rhings you may have forgotten, or any i , s little difficulties arising since, can Ik: taken '* cue of in a moment by telephone. s- \$ \ I W herever vacation land is. Long Distance 1 :> fcf is yenr link with home. Use it. It cost* I * I /TT^ little, but it will do notch to make your fe | / : .SIif vacation more enjoyable and refreshing. fe< \tI '? m ; / ffllf SOUTHERfl BELLTELEPHOnE I w m SNw- v -\ m telegraph company jj| y \ <S*Nv\. INCORPORATED i &lvkn\w^_ | 1 ' :'^B RBW^a i Spei-IaI. moJrUIJour-door louring tcJax j T|||J ^ jf zes? Then what you need is a / at ,h*** B kes them to order! A hundred / M m lash horsepower ? an outlook / #? /V B loors ? the freshest, smartest I B road today ? the level-flying / '** B I ?ct '??/. A r- ? 1H mi unison riae?all yours tor / an'","" an<1 local taxc. rr I j ?ptJonaJ #?/> \if tg 1 for some sixes! For a cooler, / p". *crcssorirs l?"rpn>cnf I ' ncrs subject , P,ra sec the nearest Ruick dealer I w"t>out noi,Ve. ? C nf-'r on this hot-footing honey. M far bun Minim: EXEMFIAR Of OENMAE MOTORS VAIUE YOUR NEAREST 8UICK DEALER
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