Watauga Democrat. [volume], January 05, 1922, Image 4

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This property is about miles
Irpm main line of Pennsylvania
Railroad Station at Elktoo, also
same distance from head of navi
gation on Elk River, Singerly
Station (B & O Railroad) 2 miles
distant The farm contains 195
ac)re& mostly under cultivation
small tract of timber, a perma
nent pasture bordering the Big
Elkpreek. Isimproved by brick
mansion house of 12 rooms, large
basement barn, brick stable, wag
on shed, tenant houses and other
; I, necessary buildings.
.Three story flour and feed mm
j'inlexcellent order; concrete floor
io basement and is equipped with
two double stand rolls', oscillator,'
2 sets burrs, (one for , meal, . one
, for feed), cob crusher, corn shelt
er, grindstone and flour packer,
large scales in mill. Capacity , 1
barrel flour per hoar. Turbine
water wheel with iron case, con
crete lorebajh coflcre forebay,
concrete dam and head gates.
Water wheel about 80 horse pow
er, sufficient taoperate night and
" day if desired. Head of fall 12
feet. Sufficient grain grown in
neighborhood to supply mill.'
This is a most desirable prop
erty, good farming land, well lo
cated, good roads in all directions
For further particulars apply
h GEORGE RICKETTS
i K. F.D. 5,Elkton,Md.
Price about $23,000 for farm and
mill. Would consider selling
separately. des
RA17 FURS
i Ship at One to
BACH FUR COMPANY
"f 118.120 W. 27TH STREET
V ; NEW YORK, N. Y.
They Pay BEST PrICH
FREE BAIT TO TRAPPERS
Writ Today Hew to Oat It and far
Price Llet
' NOTICE.
Notice is hereby given that we
.the undersigned are no longer
connected with the Watauga Fur
niture and Lumber Company; W,
H. Gragg is the owner of our
shares in sajd company and all
- debts due said firm, are payable
to him and he assumes all debts
due by said farm. This Dec. 5th,
1921v ; - V
A. Y. HOWELL
dec 8. Ay W. SMITH,
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, "After the birth of ay
baby 1 bad a back-set,"
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white, pi Glade Spring,
Va. "1 was very B;
thopjht I was -going to
die. : I was so weak I
couldn't raise my head to
get a drink of water. 1
took. .Medicine, yet I
didn't get any better. I
was constipated and very
weak, fetOag wcirse and
worse, lseatforCardul.H
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Land noP Head Hunters
Camphor Still
in Operation
THINK of a Ford Sedan with startef
and demountable rims a really
high-class car having all the comforts
and conveniences that go, along with
an enclosed job-selling for $660.
- Compare it with any other car either
open or enclosed, point for point, with
out even considering the hundreds of
thousands now in use or the extensive
Service Organization back'of your pur
chase, and you will agree that the Ford
Sedan represents a motor car value
that cannot be equalled anywhere. . .
Let us take yon fin a ride in one.
J. B. TAYLOR
' Boone, NC. Valle Cruois, N. C.
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"From the Orient, cradle of mankind, come Cmpkor,
that mafic dru, to comfort and relieve."
GAMPHOB,, valued since the era oi the Arabian Nht9,
was one of those rich products of the Orient that lured
Columbus westward, to. discover America. Then a Tare
natural gum, worth nearly $100 a pound, camphor is now dis-.
tilled by tons in the mountain jungles of Formosa, where lurking ;
head-hunters have killed thousands of the workers. i
IAMPHOR gum contributes to Camphor is just one of the several
th RnrnriAtnir e&rarv rt Virlt
VapoRub against cold troubles, skin
affections, cuts, bums, bruises and
rheumatic pains.
The U. S Dispensatory, our' Na
tional authority on drugs and their
uses, says of Camphor: r-
"It has a peculiar and agreeable effect
upon the nerve -of Jic mucous membrane
, ftUevea inflammation and congcation it a
powerful stimulant to the respiratory centers
also an excellent application for' sprains,
bruises, headache, neuralgia, etc. alio some
tVms f theumatism." .
Vicks VapoRub administers medW
CStion externally without dosing.
time-tested remedies, combined by '
the Vkk process in salve form, 80 ;
that when' applied over throat and
chest, the body heat releases vapors (
of Camphor, Menthol, Eucalyptus, ;
Thyme, Juniper Tar, C of Turpen J
tine and other volatile ingredients,
to be inhaled with ' each breath '
directly into the affected air pais j
ages.. Vicks acts at the same time ,
thrubaorption by the skin. , V ;
This tre4(pient today is the stand.
by for an cold troubkt in literally
imTlktt of American ltomes.
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Over 17 Million Jan Utd Yearly
lyilLPDKI
A car load of British Columbia Five
X Shingles just arrived. No
better are made, and . -prices
are right
Absolutely the Largest Stock of Shlhr
lies, Shaathing, Siding, Flooring, Cell
ing, Gaslng, Trimmings, Windows and
Doors and Another Kinds of Bulldlnz
Material Ever Shown In Watauga County
, , Just in. a standard car of Roofing and
. ' Metal Shingles, which we will sell both
' at wholesale and retail, and will save the
, dealers usual jobber's commission. W
invite comparison in prices on anything in
; building line. Come see us and get prices.
Watauga Furniture &
Company
' J VL' D. JENNINGS
:':";;. DENTIST
"y . X BOONl, n. 'c V.r
OTTIOBS AT RLACKBURN HOTIt.
Offlee Hours: 9:00 to 12:00 . m.
IM to 4:00 d. m.
Write orjahone me for appoint
mtntc will ciye you the earliest
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ilMbest bouipment Obtainabl.
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