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In Fashion
Clothe* that (it you properly are
a must If you are to look your
best It is surprising how many
women don't know their correct
dress size.
Unless you have an unusual
figure problem there is a stock
size that will fit you perfectly, or
almost so.
Junior sizes ? seven, nine elev
en, etc ? are created for the youth
ful figure. The line are shorter,
arm opening and neck openings
?re smaller.
There are styles for the small;
same size lines as the junior
clothes, but more mature in style.
The regular sizes ? ten, twelve,
fourteen, etc., are cut for the av
erage size figure. More women fall
into this group thsn any other. It
is the most desirable group to be
in, as you have a much larger
choice of clothes.
Then, there is another group of
sizes designed for the mature,
somewhat heavy figure. Lastly,
there are a number of clothes
houses that design for the really
stout figure.
Investigate and decide exactly
what group you are in. Never buy
a dress or suit which will require
extensive alterations. It is alwayi
a mistake. No matter how lovely
you think the dress is, remember,
you will look much smarter in a
dress not quite so pretty, if it fits.
STEVENSON HAILED
Gov. David L. Lawrence of Penn
sylvania hai expressed the view
that Adlai E. Stevenson is the
ablest man In either party to fill
the office of President He said
Mr. Stevenson could not be count
ed out of the running for 1060.
Governor Lawrence, who is ex
pected to lead the lecond largest
delegation to the Democratic Na
tional Convention next year, indi
cated that he would like to b* for
Mr. Stevenson. But he refused to
My whether the seventy-four
member Pennsylvania delegation
would be committed in advance
to the defeated standard-bearer of
1992 and 1996.
eaaily moved about.
It i* vary important (or outdoor
furniture to be weather-re*i*tant,
(or when furniture become* a bur
den, the terrace it do longer the
pioaaure it thould be
W**ther-re* latent furniture la
made from metal, painted, certain
type* of reed or fiber, hickory,
painted wood and redwood. Fiber*
which grow In marahy place* are
fine for furniture ekpoaed to
dampneaa.
Color* and fabric* muat be chos
en with attention to the color of
the houae itaelf. Thi* i* particular
ly true If your house la of brick.
Wicker In a natural color and blue
or yellow go quite well with al
moet all (hade* of brick. Almoat
any bright color goea well with
a white brick or clapboard hou*e
except white, which doe* not
?how up well enough.
Fabric* ihould be durable one*
?uch aa: aailcloth, cotton twill*,
cretonne or any number of the
water-proof fabric*.
Furniture op wheel* la becom
ing quite popular and ie certainly
to be recommended. The barbecue
grill on wheel* U convenient and
Juat a* functional, aome lay more,
a* the chimney-type built of brick
or atoBfc ? -
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Trivette To
Study In Florida
Ned Trivette, who has been em
ployed at Appalachian State Teach
er* a* accountant and who hat
handled veterans' a flairs, in the
office of the vice president and
comptroller, has been granted a
year's leave of absence, to that
he might study toward a master's
degree, it was announced last
week.
While Mr. Trivette is studying.
Jack Williams, who has operated
a business service in Boone for
?evert 1 years, will serve as ac
countant, according to the vice
president, Bernsrd Dougherty*
Mr. snd Mrs. Trivette left Boone
Thursday, for Tallahassee, Fls.,
where Mr. Trivette will enter the
fall term at Florida State Univer
sity. Mrs. Trivett will teach in
the Tallahassee City School Sys
tem.
EMPLOYMENT RECORD
More Americans were at work
last month than at any time in
the nation't history.
The Labor Department has re
ported thst in mid-July employ
ment stood at 67,994,000, an in
crease of 292,000 over June, when
the previout record waa tet, and
2,419,000 more than a year ago.
SKY-VU
DRIVE-IN
THEATRE
SHOWINGS EVERY NIGHT
Friday and Saturday
August 28 and 29
Man From
Delrio
ANTHONY QUINN
KATY JURA DO
Sunday ? August 30
Home
Before Dark
DAN O'HERLIHY
RHONDA FLEMING
Monday and Tuesday
August 31 ? Sept. 1
GIGI
LESLIE CARON
JOURDAN MAURICE
Wednesday and Thurs.
Sept. 2 and 3
AUNTIE
MAME
ROSALIND RUSSELL
FORREST TUCKER
SCOPE
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FORD DEALER ,
invites y?rtrtWKi ii
aatf (et icqaanted wNt
his e?nplet? .
AUTOMOTIVE 1
SERVICE
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Your Carolina Ford Dealer extends you this InvffoHon to
(top in and get acquainted with all Kit "one-stop-to-shop"
automotive facilities. You'll enjoy masting hii staff of quo 6
fied, courteous cor, truck and service personnel . . . letting
them provide you with complete satisfaction in oN auto
motive needs, to save yourself money, time and effartl
mm. iow-tfttr ran cam
Your Carolina Ford Doolor con
?ortify your mow cor noorfi wUh
any of tba popular 59 Fords . . .
from low-coat Ford sodons, hard
top*, convortlblos, station wagon*,
to tbo magnMcont Tbundorbirdl
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So morry folks bovo boon trading
far tbo popular now Ford Car* and
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Doolor bos a wido rango of Mod
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DEPOT AND HOWARD STREETS ? BOONE, NORTH CAROLINA
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Health And Beauty
Nothing five* a child more hap
piness than to be allowed to own a
pet However, the child that has
a pet should be required to care
for It aa far a* be la able.
The very helplessness of their
dumb playmate will appeal to the
better nature of children. Caring
for peta teachea the child thought
fulness, patience and tenderness.
Inquiry was made some time
ago among a group of youthful
criminals, and It was discovered
that only a very few of them had
ever owned a pet in childhood.
A lady revealed recently that a
little boy stopped at ber door, and
asked for food. She told blm to
sit on tbe steps while he ate. He
declined, saying that he would
take something In his hand.
She watched him to see if he
would throw the food away, but
be crossed the street where his
dog wu obediently waiting (or
him. H? divided the food exactly
in half, ate one-half himself and
gave his dog the other half.
|t is safe to auume that this
boy will not be found later in life
among a gang of criminals and
law-breakers. He knows the law
of kindness, love and unselfish
ness, as was exemplified in his
consideration for his dog.
Yes, let your children have pets,
but see to it that they are treated
with kindness. The children will
learn that dumb creatures need
love, that they appreciate and re
fbond to it. They will also learn
that, as they hunger and thirst, so
does Rover or Tabby.
The devotion of their animal
friends wil help them to realize
that as we give love we get it
back. A selfish child will grow up
into a selfish adult. The child will
learn unselfishness {mi caring
(or hia pet*.
When the child hat a pet, even
though he doeant (eel like doing
it, he mutt be made to under
itand that it* want* muat be at
tended to. He will hi thia way per
ceive a little of the aaerificea that
other* make for him.
It helpi a child to realize that
hia parent* are always toiling,
ucrificing and planning for hia
comfort and welfare, ao he in turn
must care for hia peta, who can
not care for thenuelvea.
LUXURY ITEM
Spartanburg, S. C- ? Busines*
man A. D. Cudd, who ia in Anch
orage, Alaska, developed a crav
ing for lome home-grown peaches.
So he telephoned grower Paul
Black and askid him to ship a
bushel.
The peaches left by air express
a few hours later. Shipping charg
es amounted to *69.88.
Letters To Editor
Dear Sir:
We the members of Blue Ridge
Motor Cycle Club want you to
know that we appreciate very inuch
the nice write up we received in
your paper. The Watauga Demo
crat, and also for your lending us
copies of Thursday, Aug. 20 issues.
We really enjoyed our visit with
you and are very proud to get
such nice recognition in your pa
per.
We had a nice trip on to Ashe
ville, Newfound Gap, Clingman's
Dome, Gatlinburg, Tenn., Chero
kee, Johnson City, Bristol, with
pan of the club staying in Marion,
N. ??., for the races, and we must
say that Boone was one of our
most pleasant stops.
There were no other mishaps af
ter the calf incident. We did get
into some rain Sunday on our way
home. We decided after running
in and out of the rain for about
twenty-two time*, that it wai rain
ing between ahowera.
Brady and Eugene Richardson
are getting along fine. Hia leg ia
in a caat, and he haa to be laid up
for awhile, but the ia back to her
job and doean't have too many
signs of "Highway raah" we call
it, from the accident. They are
still talking about how nice every
one waa to them while they were
hospitalized there.
Thank you again, and hope we
meet again.
C. G. SELLS, for the Club
Galax, Va.
Notwithstanding the life of a
paper dollar is from five to eight
months, we've never had one die
on our hands.
AT AUCTION
m
Saturday, August 29, 1959
At 10 A. M. and 11 A. M.
Two Very Fine Pieces Of Property At Vilas, N. C.
About Five Miles West Of Boone On Highway 421
First Sale For Mr. D. L Glenn
Consists Of A Nice 7-Room House And About 7 Acres Of Land. This Land Has Been Subdivided
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Into Some Of The Most Beautiful Homesites. We Have Built A New Street Which Makes It Very
Convenient If you Want A Home In a Good Community And On A Good Road, Look This One
Over Before The Sale. The House Has Lights, Water, Bath, Etc., Also Pretty Shrubbery And
Shade Trees.
Second Sale For Mr. J. L. Reese
Immediately Following The First Sale We Will Offer For Sale A Row Of Lots Fronting On U. S.
421. These Lots Are Suitable For Residences Or Business, Also A Nice House With Most Of The
Furnishings. This Property Belongs To J. L Reese and Is Located Just Below Vilas Postoffice.
Your Chance To Own Some Of The Choice Property In This Neighborhood.
Free Cash? Free Music? Free Radio
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One Radio Will Be Given Away At The Gose Of Each Sale
You Do Not Have To Buy To Win A Prize
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Just Be There When Your Name Is Called.
TERMS ANNOUNCED ON DAY OF SALE
D. L Glenn, Owner ? J. L Reese, Owner
S. C. EGGERS & CO., Selling Agents