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airrr teams aoo fm TIm Democrat Of ftXe? lhw U. Ml : Mr*. W. It Lor lli of Sutherland visiting her mother-in-law, l E. t. Lovill. Harriaun Aldridgr waa Monday aa gaily aa aver, u very anxious to tuVe a dee r iuint with some of the oth Last Thursday while it wat raining, two men arrived in town with an educated bear. He U dared and performed aeveral other tricka to the amusement of g <??T , Jg : ,'ty , ? There u now to be men a beautiful cala lilly in full bloom in Mrs. W. C. Coffey's flower pit. We l>ad the pleaaure. a few days ago, of aeeing (hit aplendid species of the flower kingdom, and we consider it quite a curio sity for this season of the year in our cool climate. Prof. Wyke of Norria. who has been teaching there for some time, writes us that, he will soon leave that section. We are sorry to loee Prof. Wyke from our county as he is ?n excellent teacher and a minister in the ; Lutheran Church. Trouble has again broken out in the coal mines of Tennessee. The white miners who ran off the convicta some time ago are now engaged in routing the negroea who have been employ ed in the minea. The Governor aaya he will return the convicts to the mines as soon as the stock ades are rebuilt, and place a heavy guard around each stock MM. THUtTY-NllTK YEARS AGO ItMni From Tit* Democrat Of ONrabir 12. 1(12 Miss Nannie Rivers, who has been teaching at Gragg, Avery county, has closed her school and returned to her home in the village Monday afternoon. Christmas day will be excur sion day out of North Wilkes boro on the Watauga Railroad. Chief Engineer Landon is con templating it The fare will be something near 38 cents for this new holiday feature. The box supper at Sands, which marked the closing of David Wykc's very successful school on Friday evening, amounted to a little more than $11.00, which will go far towards buying the school library, which has been so much sought by the young teacher. Rev. J. O. W. Holloway and littl? son. George, left yesterday for Wilkes circuit, where Mr. Holloway ww sent by the recent conference Mr* Holloway left Friday tor Lenoir where ?he en tered the fuel Hill* Sanitarium for treatment Ttie Rev. Mr Stames, who iw assigned to BMme circuit by the recent conference, ha* exchang ed work with Rev. C. W. Jones of Greeoaboro, who i* expected to arrive any day, he having been detained for aevtnral day* by tha illneu of hia father. Unlike limilar organization*, the Watauga County Fair had a litUe money left after paying all premium* and expeneen, which the management propoae* to fend out to the exhibitor* a* second premiums, where sucii Ire deserved. This information is furnished by the Secretary of the Association. Mr. M. 8. Harvey, resident en gineer, Watauga Railway, wai here the first of the week and reported that work ia progressing on the large tunnel near the Marley Ford. Owing to the big blasts the ground has become soft, making it difficult to push the work. TARNISH FAMOUS NAMES Detroit ? George Washington was found guilty of lying and Abraham Lincoln <of engaging in an illegal occupation. Washing ton, 45, was convicted of lying to obtain unemployment bene fits. --Lincoln, 65, was ordered "unemancipated" and sent to jail for 60 days for possessing 11,748 In gambling receipts. U. S. to lend gambler filingi to police, war on nonfllen. FILM.^S 35* Overnight Service WESTBROOK PHOTO todi 1. n. c. Try B1SMAREX (or Add Indigestion! Insist on genuine BISMAREX and refuse other so-called Anti acid Powders, recommend ed to be "just as good" BISMAREX is sold in Watauga county at BOONE DRUG CO. The REXALL Bier* Now Is the bost tlmo to ?ot your now tot off GOODYEAR TIRES tm gn grcmr whon you "brook-in" your now tiro* on winter's cold rood*. Trod* now bocouso now i? tho bott timo of year to irado. Yh gtt worn non-skid i?(cty and BETTER TRACTION . . . Now tiro trosds grip tho rood hotter ... cut down on slip and tlido. And thim b (ho Him of yoar you nood maximum traction j MM Ym Im|.|||> ? VWN llVWIV ? 90% of tiro troubles occur In tho last 10% of tiro llfo. Equip your car with ?afo, now Goodyoar tiros now and avoid tho rltkt you take driving on tiro* worn thin by (couching -hot lummor highway*. GOODYEAR . I f TKKS ? TUBES ? BATTERIES ...'n . ? Swofford's TIRE STORE ?mm. n. c Healthful Breakfast Julo? ? Del Mont* Prune Juice 33? A Reel Budget-Saverl economical Pinto Beans dX. IV Pillebury Bast? Plain Or ??If-Rialnf Flour. 10 ? s105 Dairy Mfmpi. Value*! Kraft Philadelphia Craam Cheese 't 40? Ready Ta Bake Corn Puffins '? 15? A Goo# Start For A Good M?all Llbby's Fruit Cocktail . . .H .r 26c Dixie-Home's Special Recipe (In DecoratedTin) Fruit Cake .. 3 $2 79 Attactlve Item For Gift Food Baskets! Chocolate Covered Brock's cherries ?" 49? * Exceptionally Low Price For Cudahy'e Gold Coin SLICED BACON 39c The Taete Telle! Enjoy the wonderful flavor of Cudahy'e Sliced Bacon ? at | L thia aeneationally low price! LDp Center Rib Freriity Ground Pork Chops * 59c Ground beef 63c Rib End Qu?lity-T?nii*r Beef Pork Roast ? 45c Short Ribs - 49c Fine For Creamed Ham, Caeeerole Dieh ee ? Diced Stroked Ham . 49c All Dixie-Home Stores Will Remain Open All Day, Each Day Next Week Real Mapia Taetal Log Cabin ?a-o*. Syrup Pillttoury Whi Cake PiHsbury Whit? or CKocolata )6*Os. 27' it# 35c TtNKIMAKO H?im Rich Yorrjto 111 Ketchup tr 29? Aiatkc Pfntc Salmon zl S3' Oixle-Home Quality Tea ba6s r. 12c Jim Oandy Brand Grits . r 3S= TRUE IS "Here's the SECOND BIG WEEK of my Pre-Holiday CHRISTMAS PANTRY Sale! Your Dixie-Home offers exceptional value* in these Item* ? and hun dred* of other holiday value* are on display for your (election! Stock up at the*e low prices ? and save your energy for an enjoyable Christmas!" 8weet Juicy Florida ORANGES Stock up with plenty of Q I k (1 Florida Oranges. Serve O-LD. ? ' M V often ? in juice, salad*, Up eh BnV m if desserts? lunch boxes! . *1WB Dag J New.Reelpet In Your National Magazine* ? Freah Cap* Cod Cranberries ? Cello Bag 29? Easy To Peal ? Sweet Zipper Skin Tangerines. .2 19c Golden Heart Crunchy Crisp Celery.. sfalk 13' Extra Fancy Fall ' Russet Pears . 2 ">? 35? r Garden-Fresh Tender Fancy Pole Beans . 2 33' Diamond Brand Freih Walnuts u.s.Ho.i 45 c Extra Large Fresh Honduraa Cocoanuts... ?- 21 Del Maiz Cream Style CORN 18c No. 303 Can Niblete MEXICORN 20c 12-Oz. Can ta#t" A Better Breakfast! 5-Minute CrecmofW heat:30c Famous Pantry 9helf"Meat Armour's treet ;l?; 47c 1 x:ra 1 hrircy ? water rviaia onori uram Rice...-39' Perty Salad Favorite! 3tar-Ki?t Chunk Style Tuna...2*~65( A Great Favorite! Luzianna Coffee...;- 81 pfpuftwrn* Macaroni Or S??(h?ttl DELMONICO 7 Ox ... gc Southern Gold Celorea MARGARINE J-Lb Print* U * 29? Tina Complexion Soap DIAL SOAP 2 ?h s?? 27? Toilet Soap lu* 2 17* Toilet 8ojp LUX 25c Rath Site Soap of Beautiful Women CAMAY 2 J? ^ 7? Health Soao LIFEBUOY 2 ?h ?*? 1 Y? Fragrant Bat* Soap CAMAY 2 mi ?*? 25? Refreshing Bath Soap LIFEBUOY 2 Bath Six* 25C Granulated Soap OXYDOL ?*? 30? Far Family Waah RINSO w?. pi?. 30? Far Easy Dlahwaahlng OREFT ?? 30? ' . Dixie Home's Everyday Low Prices.Mean * You Can Shop Any Day And Save Any Way! -
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