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FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Plenty of good
baled hay, cars and trucks.
Main Motor Sales, Vilas, N. C.
Phone 267-3221. Home phone
267-2452. 10-20-tfc
SPOTS before your eyes—on
your new carpet — remove
them with Blue Lustre. Rent
electric shampooer $1. Bur
gess Furn. lc
FOR SALE — 1950 Chevrolet
pickup. Good running shape
and with new paint and good
tires. Will sell for $250 cash.
See Gordon Shores in Boone
or call 963-4703 or 264-2165
after 5 p. m. ll-17-2p
“The
Best Investment
On Earth Is Part
Of It"
“JUST BECAUSE there's
snow on the roof doesn’t
mean that there isn’t fire
in the furnace.” Like
wise just because there’s
snow on the Blue Ridge
Mountains, doesn’t mean
that we don’t have some
beautiful panoramic
tracts that are real
“sleepers”, which are cer
tainly potential money
makers. Here is one:
1,050 acres high and
really blessed with water,
scenery and rather close
to golf courses and plenty
of activity. $84 per acre
with excellent terms.
Owner will carry.
GOOD OLD HOUSE, 2
barns, .5 tobacco allot
ment, abundance of fine
spring water and the gor
geous views.
ONE 98 ACRE TRACT with
good house and second
boldest spring in Avery
County. Near Banner
Elk, with indescrible
panoramic view.
OLD HOUSE and 46 acres
near Banner Elk. Plenty
of water and easily acces
sible.
47 ACRES AND REAL
OLD HOUSE — Spring
water and tobacco base.
Right near Cove Creek.
Excellent buy.
81 ACRES near Elk Park.
Gorgeous view tract, eas
ily accessible. $95 per
acre.
EXCELLENT BUSINESS
and residential property.
421 west, very close to
city limits.
COMMERCIAL
BUILDINGS
NORTHWEST
REALTY
’ Box SOI
Boone 264-8688 — 264-8080
Blowing Rock 295-7766
Banner Elk 898-5850
FOR SALE
FOR SALE—Lots 12 through
14 in Green Heights subdivi
sion. Call Raymond Farthing,
Vilas, 267-2646. 11-24-tfc
FOR SALE — Living Christ
mas trees and cut; balsam fir,
white pine, Scotch pine, Doug
las fir and hemlock. Also cut
trees and a wide variety of
native and oriental shrubs. Al
so Christmas decorations. Her
bert Aldridge Nursery, High
way 105, Foscoe, 963-4685.
11-24-tfc
SOUP’S on, the rug that is, so
clean the spot with Blue
Lustre. Rent electric sham
pooer $1. Sherwin Williams.
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FOR SALE—1964 house trail
er. Like new. Call 267-2627.
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FOR SALE — One bedroom
1965 Mobile home. Small down
payment and take over pay
ments. Have to sell going into
service. Call 963-4685. 12-ltfc
FOR SALE — 1965 Coranada
Mobile Home, 1 bedroom. Pay
& small down payment; take
over payments. Call 963-4685.
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FOR SALE—59 Ford 2 door
hardtop, inspected. White
walls, radio, heater, winter
ized, $150.00. Need money for
College. 264-9246. lc
FOR SALE — 1958 Chevrolet
pickup, v8, in good shape. Al
so 1953 Buick, 4 door. Priced
right. See or call Sherrill
Wellborn, Deep Gap. Ip
FOR SALE — 1955 Dodge
sports coupe. Can be seen at
Boone McCulloch Saw and
Cycle Sales. 12-l-2p
ruK bALt — five Dearoom
brick veneer with living room,
den and two baths. Room
enough to park 3 trailers. Call
264 8659. Ip
FOR SALE — Small modern
piano in this vicinity available
at a bargain. Take over pay
ments. For details write P. O.
Box 3073 or phone Collect
764-1359 Keyboard Music
Bristol, Tenn. Ip
FOR SALE}—Nice 3-bedroom
house. Good neighborhood.
Pay equity and assume $13,
900 loan. No red tape. Phone
264-2689. 12-l-4p
FOR SALE—15 acres in tim
ber, 6 acres, cleared. Six room
house. Price $7500.00. Easy
financing. Call or see Associ
ated Real Estate, 264-2415,
102 Elast King Street, Boone,
N. C. lc
FOR SALE — Small acreage,
near paved highway, 2 springs.
Good financing. Call or see
Associated Real Estate, 264
2415, 102 East King Street,
Boone, N. C. lc
FOR SALE—Practically new
4 room house on a large lot
on paved highway. Call or see
Associated Real Estate, 264
2415, 102 East King Street,
Boone, N. C. lc
FOR SALE
WE HAVE HEAT DRIED YELLOW
CORN
MAYMEAD STOCK FARM, SHOUNS, TENN.
12-l-2c
FOR SALE
FOR SALE — Apples, good
cook or eating. Howard Corn
ell, Oak Grove Rd. 11-24-2c
FOR SALE—36 nice pigs, 8
and 9 weeks old. $12.50 each,
if sold this week. Mrs. Mar
vin Miller, Big Hill Road. 264
3007. 11-24-2c
USED APPLIANCES — We
carry a large stock of used
electrical appliances. Guaran
teed A-l condition. Easy terms.
Modern Appliance Company,
Boone, N. C. 5-28-tfc
FOR SALE—61 Olds super 88
Fiesta, 4 door station wagon.
Air, power brakes and steer
ing, radio and heater, $750.
Call 295-7435, Blowing Rock.
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FOR SALE—Brick house, 3
bedrooms. Has a 4 room base
ment apartment with separate
oil furnance and private en
trance. Call or see Associated
Real Estate, 264-2415, 102
East King Street, Boone, N.
C. lc
FOR SALE—200 to 220 acres
with much fine timber. Call
or see Associated Real Estate,
264-2415, 102 East King St.,
Boone, N. C. lc
FOR SALE — 3 bedroom
house. Close in. Call or see
Associated Real Estate, 264
2415, 102 East King Street,
Boone, N. C. lc
FOR SALE — New brick 6
room house, lVfe baths, car
port. Call days 727-5911 or
727-4531; after 6 p. m. 727
6493 in Mountain City, Tenn.
ll-24-3p
FOR SALE—1961 Tempest,
extra clean. Low mileage. Can
be seen at Boone Trail Fish
Camp. 2643140 11-243p
HOMES FOR SALE — Big,
Modern, Cozy, Lavishly fur
nished. Immediate deliveries.
Extra special holiday bargain,
$55.00 monthly for large new
two bedroom home (subject
to nominal down payment and
credit approval). Also good
buys in used homes priced
from $1495. Cars, trucks, farm
equipment, house furnishings
a c ce p t a b 1 e for trade-in.
“Area” leading housing center
with a quarter century record
of square dealing.” German
Mobile Homes, Granite Falls,
Lenoir and Shelby, N. C.
11-24-2c
MISCELLANEOUS
WHEN YOU THINK of giv
ing shirts, give him the finest
by Van Heusen. Dress and
sport shirts from $5.00 —
CHURCH’S. lc
GROW YOUR OWN FRUIT.
Write for Free Copy, Planting
Guide-Catalog in color offer
ed by Virginia’s largest grow
ers of fruit trees, nut trees,
berry plants, grape vines,
landscaping plant material.
Salespeople wanted. WAY
NESBORO NURSERIES, Way
nesboro, Virginia 22980.
12-l-3c
MEN’S 50% WOOL blend
socks by Hanes, $1.50 value,
$1.00. CHURCH’S. lc
LET US BE YOUR SANTA
for the men and boys’ in your
family. You’ll be glad you did.
Use our lay away. CHURCH’S.
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MEN'S HOUSE SHOES, glove
leather, sheep lined and oth
ers. CHURCH'S. lc
LARGE SELECTION men's
jackets and coats, including
long and shorts in pile and
quilted lining. CHURCH’S, lc
RAINBOW OF COLORS—
Sherwin-Williams is Color
Headquarters. See the new
1967 Color Harmony Guide
for over 1500 Color Harmony
ideas. At Sherwin-Williams
Paints, 1003 E. King St., 264
9133. lc
MEN'S ALL WOOL coat style
sweaters, some open sleeve,
also prell dresses from $7.95.
Use our lay away. CHURCH’S
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MEN’S VESTS in suiting and
corduroy. Some reversible.
$4-95- Be well dressed in a
vest CHURCH’S. lc
MISCELLANEOUS
WE BUY, SELL OR TRADE
anything, anywhere, anytime.
M&R Furniture Co., Vilas, N.
C. 3-8-tfc
FOR CEMETERY MONU
MENTS and markers, see F.
T. Wagoner, 117 Orchard St.,
Boone, N. C. Telephone 264
3614. 11-lO-lOp
SEWING MACHINE SALES
AND SERVICE. Prices start
as low as $49.95. Lifetime
guarantee. Modern Appliance
Company, W. King St., Boone,
N. C. 2-24-tfc
LOST—Blue tick hound dog,
somewhere in Beard’s Creek
section. Prominent black spot
over one eye, collar bearing
the name and address, “Hugh
Braswell, Newland, N. C.”,
on name plate. Reward offer
ed. Call 733-2602 in Newland.
11-24-4C
A VALUABLE present was
left here for Betty Farthing
and Fannie Farthing. Owner
can pick up by seeing Will
Phillips or call 264-8433 after
4 p. m. Ip
MEN’S DRESS AND SPORT
shirts, white, pastel, wide
track and plaids. CHURCH’S.
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FRESH STRAWBERRIES at
this time of year, impossible?
Not at all, try our fresh
Strawberry Sundaes at the
Boone Tastee Freeze, 300
King St., Boone. lc
WE THINK IT’S TIME for
insulated boots, pile lined,
pull on and suburban boots.
CHURCH’S. lc
FOR INTERMENT PLOTS in
the Mountlawn Memorial Park
& Gardens, bronze markers
and monuments, see J. V. Cau
dill or call 264-3962 or 264
3977. 7-21-tfc
WELL DRILLING with mod
ern equipment. One day ser
vice. Pump sales and service.
Taylor & Wright Well &
Pump Co., Inc., E. King St.,
Boone. Phone 264-2651.
7-28-tfc
CERTIFIED Albritton, Earlie
bell, Tenn. Beauty, and Sure
Crop Strawberry plants.
Grown in Methol Bromide
treated soil and irrigated to
produce the best plants pos
sible. Write John M. Goodson,
Route 1, Box 111, Mt. Olive,
N. C. Phone OL 8-3413.
11 24-4p
Floor Cleaning and
Waxing
A Headache?
Rent Polisher and
Waxer from
Sherwin-Williams
Company
1003 E. King St.
264-9133
_(11-3-lOc)
REGISTER for a set of two
Unico-Redi-Grip Snow Tires
when you visit the Watauga
FCX during their Snow Tire
Sale Watauga FCX Service.
11-3-tfc
T V SERVICE —Black and
white and color. Complete
stock of parts—antennas, ro
tors and boosters installed. 2
technicians — no delays. All
work and parts guaranteed.
MODERN APPLIANCE &
FURNITURE CO.
416 West King St.
Phone 264-8721
Hours: 8 a m - 6 p.m
1-7-tfc
REPOSSESSED ZIG - ZAG
SEWING MACHINE in cabi
net, like new. Built in but
tonholer and fancy stitches.
Also monograms, sews on but
tons, darns, etc. Only 6
months old. Guarantee is still
good. Service man being trans
ferred overseas. Can be seen
and tried out locally. Can be
purchased by finishing 5 pay
ments of $8.76, or pay com
plete balance of $43.80. Write
Service Repossession Dept.
Home Office, Box 241, Ashe
boro, N. C. 11-17-tfc
INTE5RIOR Decorating. Com
plete decorating service for
residence or office interior.
Call Janice Whitener, 264
8096. 2-24-tfc
MISCELLANEOUS
WE SPECIALIZE in rebuild
ing refrigerator sealed sys
tems. Call us for free esti
mates. Modern Appliance Co.,
418 West King Street, Boone,
N: C. Phone 264-8721. 8-3-tfc
MOBILE HOMES . . . Used
and new. Big stock on hand.
Prices reduced. Furniture,
autos, farm equipment, etc.,
trade-ins wanted. German Mo
bile Homes, Granite Falls. N.
C.. ‘‘Area’s leading housing
center with quarter century
record of square dealing.”
1117 4c
FOR RENT
FOR RENT — Two bedroom
trailer modernly furnished.
No. 4 in Colvard Trailer
Court. See Elmer G. Miller,
117 Highland Ave. or Howard
Cottrell, College Book Store.
12-1-tfc
FOR RENT — To married
couples only. 2 bedroom gar
age apartment, furnished or
unfurnished. Wall to wall
carpeting. One block from
college. Call 264-8381. 12-ltfc
FOR RENT—Large bedroom
with private bath and en
trance. Located on Laurel
Drive. Call 264 2456. Ip
FOR RENT—1 bedroom apart
ment. Everything furnished.
Couple only. Call 264-8682.
12-1-tfc
FOR RENT — Furnished one
bedroom cottage for married
couple or one person. Heat,
hot and cold water furnished.
Available after Dec. 9. Call
264-3888. Ip
FOR RENT — Two bedroom
furnished apartment. Utilities
included. Call 264-2744 or 264
2749. 12-1-tfc
FOR RENT—One three-room
furnished apartment. Call af
ter 5 p. m., Allan Henson,
264-8724. lc
FOR RENT—Furnished one
bedroom apartment. 301 Dog
wood Drive, George C. Tho
mas. 264-8355. Ip
FOR RENT — Remodeled of
fice in center of town. Im
mediate occupancy. Call 264
3054. 9-8-tfc
FOR RENT—Furnished one
and two bedroom apartments.
Brookview Apts. Call 295-7128
or inquire Lola Miller’s Fab
ric Shop. 10-6tfc
FOR RENT—4 room garage
apartment, unfurnished. Cove
Creek area, 8 miles out. Avail
able December 1. Call 267
2772 after 4:30. ll-24-2p
FOR RENT—One 2 bedroom
furnished apartment, extra
nice, close in. About Nov. 1
will have 16 one bedroom
apartments. Call 264-3785.
Westmont Apts, 408 W. Queen
Street. 10-6-tfc
FOR RENT—New two bed
room furnished apartment.
Private entrance. Call 264
8301. 10-27-tfc
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED — Female,
competent woman, able to
drive, to provide care and
companionship to minister’s
widow. Must be willing to as
sume full househlod responsi
bilities, live in the Purlear
Community and work a 5-day
week on a regular basis. Sal
ary open. Write, giving full
particulars, salary expected
and three references. Finley
C. Watts, 46 Carter Circle,
Winston-Salem. N. C. 27106.
ll-24-2p
HELP WANTED—Kay’s King
burger, excellent employment
for housewives between 11 a.
m. and 2 p. m., 5 p. m. and 8
p. m. Cashiers needed. See
Charles Wolfe or Jimmy Ak
ers at Ray’s Kingburger.
11-24-2c
HELP WANTED—Answer at
once. Man or woman to serve
Rawleigh products to consum
ers in nearby areas. Good in
come. Rawleigh Dept., NCL
950-271, Richmond, Va. 12-l-2p
EMPLOYMENT
HELP WANTED: Women full
or spare time. Serve custom
ers in the city of Boone. Sup
ply with Christmas gifts and
household necessities. Aver
age $3 and up hourly possible.
Write Ruth Bergaus, Watkins
Products, Inc., Winona, Minn.
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HELP WANTED — Fountain
lady and cosmetics saleslady
immediately. Apply in person
at Carolina Pharmacy, E. King
St., Boone. lc
HIGHLY QUALIFIED young
man desires office position in
Boone - Blowing Rock area.
Write Box H-W, % Watauga
Democrat. Ip
SPECIAL NOTICES
Card of Thanks
The family of Ervin Russell
extend sincere thanks for the
many acts of kindness and ex
pressions of sympathy in the
death of Jettie Lowe Russell.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank our
friends and neighbors for the
food, flowers and sympathy
during the death of our loved
one.—The John Perry family.
Card Of Thanks
We wish to thank all our
friends and neighbors for the
beautiful flwoers, food, kind
ness, and every act of sym
pathy show us during the
sickness and death of our be
loved daughter, mother and
sister, Mamie Ward. — The
family.
Legal Notices
STATEMENT OF RESULT
OF SUBMISSION OF BOND
PROPOSITION AT THE
GENERAL ELECTION
HELD IN THE COUNTY
OF WATAUGA ON NOV.
8. 1966
WHEREAS, by direction of
the Board of Commissioners
of the County of Watauga, in
the State of North Carolina,
the following question was
submitted to the qualified
voters of said County at the
general election held in said
County on November 8, 1966:
‘‘FOR/AGAINST the bond
order authorizing $450,000 of
bonds to finance the construc
tion, on the site of the exist
ing County Courthouse, of a
new building for use as a
County Courthouse and the
acquisition of equipment ard
furnishings suitable for such
improvement, and a tax there
for” and said Board of Com
missioners has duly canvass
ed the regurns of the Regis
trars and Judges of Election
appointed to hold said elec
tion and has determined the
result of said election to be
as hereinafter stated, NOW,
THEREFORE,
Said Board of Commission
ers hereby make the following
statement of the result of the
submission of said question at
said election, pursuant to the
County Finance Act of North
Carolina:
(1) The number of voters
registered and qualified to
vote at said election was 9,
970.
( Z) l lie iiuiuuci ui vuiw
cast at said election for the
bond order described in said
question, and for the indebt
edness proposed to be incur
red by the issuance of the
bonds authorized by said bond
order and the levy of a tax
for the payment threof, was
3,332. The number of votes
cast against said bond order
and against said indebtedness
and the levy of a tax for the
payment thereof was 3,187. A
majority of the qualified vot
ers of said County who voted
at said election voted to ap
prove said bond order and
said proposed indebtedness
and a tax therefor.
IN WITNESS WHEREOF,
We, the undersigned mem
bers of the Board of Commis
sioners of the County of Wa
tauga, have hereunto set our
hands this 25th day of Nov
ember, 1966.
S. B. Greene
James C. Lyons
John F. Greene
Members of the Board
of Commissioners
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“Dragnet, 1967” to make de
but on Jan. 12.
Legal Notices i
ADMINISTRATION
NOTICE
Having qualified as the ad
ministrator of the estate of
Tommy Moretz Wine bar ger,
late of the county of Watauga,
State of North Carolina, this
is to notify those having
claims against the estate of
the said deceased to present
them to me within 6 months
of the date hereof, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. Those in
de»- ed to the estate are asked
to make immediate payment.
This November 17, 1966.
Council L. Main, admin
istrator, Vilas, N. C. ll-24-4c
EXECUTOR’S NOTICE
Having qualified as the ex
ecutors of the will of R. P.
Walker, late of the County of
Watauga, State of North Car
olina, this is to notify those
having claims against the es
tate of the said deceased to
present them to me within 6
months of the date hereof, or
this notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery. All
those indebted to the estate
are asked to make immediate
payment. This November 18,
1966.
Cline Walker and Edward
Greene. Route 2, Boone, N. C.
ll-24-4c
EXECUTOR S NOTICE
Having qualified as the ex
ecutor of the will of Docia
Barnes Miller, late of the
County of Watauga, State of
North Carolina, this is to noti
fy those hav.ng claims against
the estate of the said deceased
to present them to me within
6 months of the date hereof,
or this notice will be pleaded
in bar of their recovery. All
those indebted to the estate
are asked to make immediate
payment. This November 21,
1966.
Marion Donald Miller, exe
cutor, Route 2, Box 87, Boone,
N. C. 11 24-4p
ADMINISTRATION NOTICE
Having qualified as the ad
ministratrix of the estate of
John K. Perry, late of the
county of Watauga, State of
North Carolina, this is to
notify those having claims
against the estate of the said
deceased to present them to
me within 6 months of the
date hereof, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of
their recovery. Those indebt
ed to the estate are asked to
make immediate payment.
This Nov. 28, 1966.
Mrs. John K. Perry, admin
istratrix, Sherwood, N. C.
12-1-4c
Bad Heart?
Brodhead, Wis. — Edward
Brewer tells an amusing story
on his 101st birthday anniver
sary. Brewer recalls that his
doctor advised him to quit
farming 61 years ago due to a
bad heart, but he admits he
farmed 21 more years before
retiring.
GOP gains 19 houses in
state races.
Soviet to sell Poland mil
lion tons of wheat.
Know The
Weather
BY E. H. SIMS )
What is meant when we say
winds flow out of high into
lows? What effect does this
flow have on the weather?
A high pressure area simply
means that the layer of gases
above us (the weather) is
very high. Therefore its
weight, which is the baromet^
er measures, is great. Actu
ally, we are under a high
pressure system.
When the barometer re
cords a low reading the wea
ther layer above is a compara
tive valley. So the air on a
mountain goes through a coi£
stant process of flowing into
the lower areas. Because of
coriolis force, or the earth’s
spinning, this flow into the
valley is counter-clockwise in
the northern hemisphere.
This flowing and turning is
actually wind, and when the
flow is swift enough we have
high wind or a storm. Thus a
low pressure area usually
means bad weather, and wind,
since the valley above is fil
ing up—so to speak.
Sought Money In Jail
Rutherfordton, N. C.—Police
say that a man who heard
$1,233 was hidden in a matt
ress in the jail got arrested on
Jrunken charge so he coulc?
look for th. money. Later
Douglas Griffin was arrested
with about $900 still in his
possession.
DeGaulle still cool to Brit
ish membership.
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Our company integrity can with
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IRON MOUNTAIN
STONEWARE
Dinnerware For Your Christmas Giving.
7 Miles North Of Mountain City, Tenn.,
On Route 91
Plant Store Is Open Seven Days A Week
9 To 4:30.
You can now receive IBM Key Punch
Training and Speedwriting Shorthand
here in Boone. For information call
264-9125.
11-24-2C
SHADOWLINE,
INCORPORATED
Offers employment opportunities here in Boone, excellent
earnings while you learn, incentive pay system, free
health insurance, free life insurance, paM vacations, re
tirement plan, opportunity for advancement, and all on
day shift. Apply at office located on SSI south of Bonne.
Between 8 a. m. and 4:38 p. m. week day*.