New*
Match of VhnM Ml a
U*ucMaa Ik the Boane
>nstratio? aahoot The
Mr*. B (Shear's second
turned In the .fUM^t
with Mr*. Coltrall's fir ft
i close eatond. All u* the
did exceptionally well.
wan offered as it was
'fHft evrrv penny col
lected should be twed for the
good cause. This did not keep
the children from working and
they ar* to be commended for
their unselfish efforts.
Mrs. Cottrell's first grade and
Mr*. Crawford's third grade are
very, proud of their new table
tops They encourage better
work Just as favorable surround
ing* always do.
Birthday parties at school are
happy times. Two were given
this week. Robert Gragg's moth
er gave a party in Mrs. Broom's
third grade on Wednesday. It
was Robert's ninth birthday.
Delicious refreshments were
served and Robert presented the
claas a view master. Everyone
enjoyed the occasion and the
many views will continue to
give pleasure.
It waa also Patsy Ashley's
birthday, but she was not at
school because of Illness. We are
glad that Patsy is better and
hope she will soon be with us.
Mrs. Buckland gave Tad a
surprise birthday party in Miss
Goodman's room Friday after
noon. Everyone had fun.
Hats off to the boys and girls
in Miss Gibb's room. Rufu* Ed
mlsten, Billy Farthing, Paul
Lewis, Jerry McCrscken, Na
dine Bolick and Evelyn Wilson
have been in school for the first
five months without missing s
day.
Mr. Lashure's six grade hai a
new pupil. Jerry Kerns come* to
ui from Cove Creek. Mr. Lash
urc'a line-up for the baiketball
game with Mr. Green'i room will
be arf follows: Bobby Wilcox,
Ed Taylor, Jerry Kerni, Claude
Shores and Dan Coffey.
Spring has come early to Mr.
Green's sixth grade. New blue
curtains, and a flower box made
and painted green by the boys
filled with flowers are sure
ligns. The girls are busy making
pot holders and dish towels.
Many other Interests are evi
dent in Mr. Green's room. Pic
tares of Indians and an unfinish
ed map of the Cherokee Indian
Reservation, with original stor
ies and poems about Indians
shave catch eye along with
bookleta about Penguins, and
booklet* about the defender* of
freedom.
Ming Sung talked to them
about China. Her talk about
China and some of the thing* she
had brought from China made
her rlilt very enjoyable.
JlWi> arc til vary p??i>d (4 the
attendance at the P. T. A. nw*t
log. Please com* bock and re
member yeu are al*'ajr? wel
come at school. It is our actiooL
Help us make it the beet by your
continued mtereit in us.
Watauga Hospital
Pati?nt.s admitted to 'Watauga
hospital from January 29 to
February S:
Mr*. Blankenship, Mm.
Genevieve Winkler, Geneva Jo
Aime Oakes, Mrs. Tat? Vaanoy,
Mrs. Vim Tester. Mm. Lester
Triplet!, Madeline McCain. Mrs.
Jean Wey, Mrs. Allie Hodgin,
Billy Wilson. Phyllis Harmon.
James West, Burl Snyder, G. C.
Lookabill. Donna Rose Hicks,
Mrs. Minnie Massey, Mrs. Rut*
Phillips. Mrs. Blanche Wilkin
son, Tommy Sea'*, John Scoot
Stansberry, Mrs. Pauline Hod
ge*, Mrs. Sophia Comette, Helen
Burch.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Brown, girl;
Mr. and Mrs. Enock Church, girl;
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kerley, boy;
Mr. and Mrs. John Lookabill,
girl; Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cornette,
girl; Mr. and Mrs. Nat Jones,
girl; Mr. and Mrs. Robert Sweet,
girl; Mr. and Mrs. Roas Beeves,
boy.
V. 8. copper order seen halting
home-building May 1.
DON'T COUGH
Your Head Off!
Ask for
Mentho-Mulsion
If it fails to stop your cough
due to cold*, ask for your
money back.
BOONE DRUG CO.
The REXALL Store
Have your
WATCH
REPAIRED
PROMPTLY
Thousands of repsir part? are
jn*tantly availuble to our et
perls. Often saves days of wait*
ing when watches need more
than cleaning and oiling. Serv
ice is our watchword.
for ELGIN ownwi
DuroPowtr Maintpring*
Guaranteed nmr to break la Mrrieel
ArallabU tar met Elfin wdek
WALKER'S
JEWELRY STORE
LOCAL REALTY VALUES
GOOD GOING BUSINESS, which includes stock and prop
erty. Located on highwhy 421, Sugar Grove, N. C. Terms
can be arranged.
EIGHT MILES FROM BOONE ? located on highway 221?140
acres. 1 six room house and bath, 1 five room house, 1
bom 26 bv 30 with water. 1 barn 30 bv 40. 12,500 feet
of timber. Spar and Mica minerals, FHA Loan can be
asrumed. Priced to sell.
LOCATED OUTSIDE OF CITY LIMITS on Blowing Rock
hii?hwav ? 9 room hou?e. full size basement bath and
city water, lot 100 by 175 feat. Terms could be arranged.
GOOD GOING BUSINESS ? Vary desirable location. Will sell
at inventory. Owner leaving for service.
DRIVE-IN SODA BAR ? Located near high school. Doing
good business. Priced to cell. Terms can be arranged.
ONE-HALF MILE WEST OF BOONE: 6 room house, bath,
5-room garage apartment, bath, 3 room cottage, bath,
1 acre of land. -Very desirable property for Investment
TWO-APARTMENT HOUSE located on Appalachian Street,
near high school and college. Priced to sell. Terms can
be arranged. A good investment
WOODWORKING SHOP-doing good business, located In
Perkinsville, N. C. Large lot. new machinery, new block
building 51 feet x 80 feet. Very desirable for any type
of manufacturing plant. Priced to sell. Terms can be
arranged.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY: apartment building. Forced
hot water heat. Conveniently located to college. Large
lot A good investment A real buy. Long term loan can
be arranged.
EXCELLENT GOING CAFE, doing good business, Industrial
trade. Good location near College. Priced to selL Can be
financed. Owner selling due to bad health.
GOOD 9-ROOM HOUSE? bath, basement lot 110 x 200 feet
4- room apartment located In Moreti Addition. Priced to
sell
SUMMITT STREET? Good six room house, bath, basement
lot 50 x 150. Loan can be iutsumed.
PINE STRRET? New six room houae, bath, full size base
ment, hardwood floors, lot 100 ft by 140 ft Convlentty
located to college. Priced to sell.
GRADE A DAIRY FARM located near Deep Gap, N. C? on
highway 421, 7 milei east of Boone. 7 room house, grade
A dairy bam, large feeding barn, silo, 5 head of dairy
cattle, all farm machinery, 2 horses, 150 acres of land.
G. I. loan can be assumed. Priced $12,000.
PERKINSVILLE, N. C. ? < room stone house, steam heat,
bath, 3 room apartment, hardwood floors, V4 acre of
< land. Priced to selL
DESIRABLE LOTS for sate. Also the best In business lota.
List Tour Property with Us (or ? Quick Sole
'ssnsnd far Small Bwslsiasa. Also fas
only Really Company
K. r. COS, Manager
m-w boons, n. c. m main
I 1
no harm m norma
Chief ? You had yesterday off
to go yow moM>?**ia-l?W?
funeral, and notr I heat that ?he
It not dead. , M
Cleric? Pardon me. I did not
tar (he wan dead. I merely Mid
I would like to go tq her funeral.
? ? vwv ? ? " ffl ml
CIVIL DEFcWRE
?' * ' ^ ^5^ 36 ?
? MUlnrd Caldwell, former Oov
?tncr at florid*, and now Na
tional Civil Defense chief, his
?sked the state* and territories
Of the nation to have their civil
(Uf^niif p)tM romptitid not )at- '
tr than March lVTire auu police
force* should have "Xully inte
grated' their civil defense euxil
ifcrtes by April 1 and recruiting
of *11 dwH at civil defenae vol*
UnUert should l>c in full swing
by than.
Church leiden feel that war
ia better than Red threat.
A tremendous increase in tw*
planting! by' private landown
ers during fiscal year 1950
brought the total acreaf# of re
forested land in the tT. S. to 7,
200,000 acres, according to the
Fofett Serviee of tto V. S. De
partment of AfricuUvre.
11 1 ? ' 'I ' HI I nil
FUEL OIL KEROSENE
?SSO PRODUCTS
R. D. HODGES. JR.. WhoUulo D?k>
Boom. N. C. D.y Phoo. J, Nlghl Phono M J
DEMOCRAT ADS PAY! TRADE AT HO?flE? SAVt!
' i _ ? _i i - * S. -
For AikEnergetie Day
SERVE PINKY PIG SAUSAGE!
Make this quick eaay, test!
Bra^k a Dixie>Home egg into
a frying pan alongside of
one of tha egg* you ara now
using.
For pork aauaaga with
that real, fraah, country fla
vor, come in and pick up a
package of Pinky Pig Pure
Pork Sausage!
Notice how the yolk of the
Dixie-Home egg is higher
and fuller, with ? rich, clear
color ? the sign of a strictly
fresh egg! Now taste them
. . . yid you'll discover ? as
thousands have ? that Dixie
Home eggs taste better and
fresher than any other eggs
it any price!
Fresh Shipped
DIXIE-HOME
GRADE "A"
EGGS
Only the finest pork with
just the right proportion of
lean and fat meat ? perfectly
seasoned according to Dixie
Home's exclusive, old-fash
ioned recipe ? goes into
Pinky Pig Pure Pork Sau
age. If you like good, coun
try style pork sausage, comf
in today arid pick up a pack
age ? you'll like it!
Dixie-Homes Perfectly Seasoned
PINKY PIG
PURE PORK/
SAUSAGE
Doz.
Wake Up To Perfect Paricakee ? Plllabury'e
c Pancake Mix.. T 18'
Real Maple Sugar Flavor Syrup
Keep Several Ctna an Hand? Sanelnena SI m. S1.!J 12-Oa, 07B
Roast Beef 43c Verffl0Bt Maid ? - 27 ,
Rich In Flavor and Vitamin*? Llbby*s
Kraft 'a New Lighter-Bodied
Salad Oil . . ^ 41 c Tomato Juice . <- 28?
Economical, Nutrltloua Dlxle-Home'e Vlgoroua Full-Bodled Coffee
Pinto Beans Z 27c Gold Cup ? 81 c
Dixie-Home's Mild Mellow Silver Cup .
COFFEE ~77c
wro m
ureases and Drawn Tandar Young JB
t Hen Turkeys * 59? pLkbg. AQC
Pinky PIS Juley Plum* ??!!*&?
Pa . . _tt a . . pay. Broiling Size Spanlah
Frankfurters . . 57? Mackerel 23c
Cudahy'a Economical Smoked P*y t0^rep*r* Dreaeed
Bacon Squares . . - 33c ?.!!LT""L^ ' ' " Z8e
M ??_, Margarine * 35c
For6a?ttwleh or Cooking ? Savory
Boston Butt ... * 55? Cheese Food . *-?- 89c
Lay's Cloverleaf Smoked
HAMS 57c
Great Bio Tander Put
Green Giant . . 20c
TtUI SOUTHERN HOSPITALITY
IS OU* IUU KM COUKTESY
Vacuum-Packed Freeh Flavor
Niblets Corn . . .? 17c
Colorful Niblete Brand
Mexicorn 2.? 19c
Fine Flavor Tondor Nlblata
Asparagus . . . Nc.r 45c
Dixie
Serve Vitamin Rich Greene Rogularly In Winter ? Ebberwlne
Collard Greens 2~: 25 c
Juat Heat and Seaaon ? Georgia Gold Flavorful
Field Peas.. 2 "r 29c
For Economical, Nutrltloue and Taaty Meala ? Sklnner'a
Macaroni .7s 11c
Buy the Economical Family Size ? Gordon's Crisp Fresh
Potato Chips . . & 29 c
Pictaweet Cut Frozen Freah
Green Beans ^ 25 c
Pictaweet Froien Freah
Strawberries 43?
Old South Froien Freah
Orange Juice 2 6d', 35 c
Birds Eye Fordhook
Lima Beans 35c
leedorltee and Cleani ? 20 Mule Taam
Borax . . . . 'Z 13c
'or Extra Quality? Solid Pack Tuna
Refreshing "Breakfast-Bracer" ? Juicy Florida
Lb.
Grapefruit 8
Mesh lag
Medium Size Waxed
Nonfat Dry Milk Bollds
Cloverleaf . '? 17'
Efficient Houaohold Cleanser
Old Dutch 2 ?=- 25'
Sweet Taaty Tender Buah'a
Hominy . . .
Fine Complexion Soap
Sweetheart
The Soap That Agrees With Your Skin
? . _ # m owcci i any i enaer Busns
Rutabagas .... - 5' < Hominy . . . "L' 1 1e
Golden Heart Crunchy Tender \ Fln. c?mpie?lon Soap ?
Crisp Celery . ... 11c /Sweetheart 2 ?19'
Add Zeat to Salada? Bright Red Tengy \ ? ,
_ e a a ? Ml* \ Th* So"P Th,rt With Your Skin
Radishes 2-19' ) Sweetheart ? 14'
..... Sutra Large Freah Honduras
Star-Kist .T 39'/ Grapes . ... 2 - 29' Cocoanuts -19'
wableco Crlap FrMh I All-Purpoaa U. S. No. 1 Irlah Eaey to Peel Sweet Juicy Florida Tempi# I High Quality Baby Food
Ritz Crackers ?32'} Potatoes . . 19 ?- 37' Oranges , ... 3 - 29' (Berber's 3 - 29'
Dixie-Home's Everyday Low Prices Mean - Yju Can Shop Any Day And Save Anyway!
0 i-or i nai ivory look
IVORY SOAP
IMilHlir "J QC
Pure Mild
IVORY SOAP
2 s? 33c
Fine Shortening For Baking or Frying
BAKE-RITE
J-U Cm
.03
Outdoes Them All
ouz
i- ^ 32?
It's Digestible!
CRISCO
J-U.G. $^.07
For Lovelier Skin
IVORY SOAP
3 ste? ui 20c
Health Soap
LIFEBUOY
2 *?e 19C
Get* Skin Cleaner
LIFEBUOY
Miltehr 14^
Contains Solium
RINSO
32?
Hollywood's Favorite
f'K0 ffr : ' *
LUX
2 ***???? j gc
For Tub or 8howe<
LUX
14*