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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Look in Your Mirror
after We have fitted you with
glasses and you will be pleas
d with the attrctive ap
pearance. The reason is that
n fitting glasses I not only
supply right glasses to cor
rect the optical defects, but
a. so to suit the features.
Patrons are coming a lonir
ways, even from other
?ittes',toKe the benefits of
oyicnum optical service.
headaches, eye stra!nsor other trouble come and
.vi's examined at onoo 1 wuu";' come and
Jeweler and Registered Optometrist.
1-sector for Southern and C. nd N. W. Railway.
COMING WEEKLY
west creation in
PATTERN HATS.
i he latest designs in novelty effects.
Call and see our line before buy-ng.
Mrs. W. R. Beckley,
"Milliner of Style."
Opening of Children's Hats at
Regina Millinery Company
SEPTEMBER 27TH.
Aii MO Pattern Hats marked down to $8.00
Regina Millinery Comp'y,
Rear of Boatright's 5 and 10c Store.
CHAS. M. STIEFF.
Wareroons for the
Popular Stieff Pianos,
are located at
219 S. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.
V - rarry in stock Pianos of different makes at most
a:; ; : ; Makes no difference where you live we
v.i.l ,i a piano.
' t for Catalogue and prices.
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Fireless
Cookers
:. make the work of the home lighter by providing an
iy of preparing a meal?
i ! al Fireless Cooker" will accomplish this. Come In and
' v you.
I: at them before you buy and back of them is our
:. of Quality.
J. W. Shuf ord
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PIPES PIPES PIPES)
New Line You Can Find One .
to Please You Here.
Wc carry a full line of Cigars,
Cigarettes and Tobaccos.
Why not smoke with us.
Hickory Drug Company
A Good Drug Store in a Good Town
The REXALL Store Telephone 46.
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Universal
Pictures
Today
Adele Farrington in
What Love Can Do.
A five reel Red Feather
Feature.
Always ctean, instructive
and amusing pictures.
COUGHS
A cough is one of the
signs used by nature to tell
us that something is wrong
with our human machinery.
Neglect to take heed of this
sign and correct the trouble
while it was yet in an easily
correctable stage, Jias fat
tened many a church yard.
25c spent today for an effec
tive cough mixture may save
$25.00 or more next week.
More than this, it might save
your life.
Our Cough remedies are
famous.
If you have a cough TRY
ONE.
Lutz Drug Store
"On the Corner"
Phones 17 and 317
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Baseball
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STANDING OF CLUBS
National
Won. Lost. Pet.
Brooklyn 90 . 57 .612
Philadelphia 87 57 .604
Boi.on 84 58 .591
New York 82 62 .569
Pittsbursr 65 86 .430
Chcago 65 86 .430
St. Louis 60 91 v .397
C'ncinnati 57 93 .879
American
Won. Lost. Pet.
Boston .. . 88 60 .595
Chicago 86 64 .573
Detroit 85 66 .564
St. Louis 78 73 .516
New York 76 72 .513
Cleveland 76 74 513
Washington 74 73 .503
Philadelphia 33 114 224
RESULTS YESTERDAY
National
At Boston 1; Pittsburg 0 (morning
game.)
At Brooklyn 2; Chicago 0.
At New York 3; St. Louis 2 (10
inn'ngs.)
No others scheduled.
American
At Philadelphia 3; Washington 13.
At Boston 3; New York 2 (10 in
nings.) No others scheduled.
DISCUSS PLANS FOR
DAVIDSON'S NEW GYM
Davidson, Sept. 28. Robert Small
wood of New York is here today in
consultation with President Martin
discussing plans for the new $25;000
gymnasium. Just as soon as Mr.
Smallwood returns home and com
pletes the plans to be agreed on, the
work of building the gymnasium is
expected to begin. The executive
committee is to determine under what
form of contract it shall be built
whether under the immediate direc
tion of a contractor or by local tal
ent connected with the college.
Miss Adelaide Johnston has re
turned from Conover where she spent
several days with Mr. and Mrs. Adrian
Shuford.
Miss Constance Bost spent Monday
in Morganton.
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Miss Gladys Reid returned Monday
night from Wyoming, Ohio., where
she spent several weeks.
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Mrs. Buchanan Hostess
Monday afternoon Mrs. Ronda C.
Buchanan was hostess to the Entre
Nous club. An hour was spent pleas
antly in sewing and afterward re
freshments were served. Miss Amy
Sellers will have the next meeting,
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With Mrs. Bost
Mrs. C. C. Bost was hostess at the
first meeting of the Round Dozen
Book club yesterday afternoon. All
the fourteen members were present
and Mrs. W,. L. Abernethy was wel
comed as a new member. The hos
tess' book was "The Precedence of the
Parsonage" by Ethel Houston. A
charming letter from the author was
read by Mrs. Bost. The discussion
of the new book was followed by a
de'icious two course luncheon.
The next meeting will be held Oc
tober 18.
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Bishop-Penny !
Mr. Roland K. Bishop of Crewe, Va.,
and Miss Eva Penny were married
yesterday morning at the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Penny,
on Sixteenth St., Rev. J. D Harte
performing the ceremony The couple
left at noon for Asheville, where they
will spend some time before going to '
Crewe to make tfheir Wome The
wedding was a culmination of a
courtship that began over two years
ago. Mr. Bishop is a brakeman on
the Norfolk and Western and is a
sterling young man, while the bride
is an attractive and brhght young
woman. Both have many friends
to wish them much happiness,
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Mrs. Shuford Hostess
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. James C.
Shuford was hostess to the Wednes
day Afternoon Bridge club. Seven
tables were arranged for cards. Mrs.
C. M Sherrill was awarded the prize
for the highest score and the con
solation prize was drawn by Mrs.
Hortce Lutz. A delicious salad
course and mints were served after
the game. Those playing were
Mesdames N. W. Clark, A. A. Shuford,
Jr., F. P. Abernethy, J. H. Hatcher,
R. A. Grimes, George Yoder, J. B.
Beard, M. H Yount, E. Bryan Jones,
C. M. Sherr'll, G. N. Hutton, F. A.
Abeme)tiy, H. Crf Med'cl , Basoom
Blackwelder, H. D. Abernethy, Row
ell Holt, O. M- Royster. E. Chad
wick, W. X. Reid, J. L. Riddle, J. H.
P.. Cilley, Walker Lyerly, Horace
Lutz and Misses Josie Person, Julia
and Amy Wheeler, Lenore Sourbeer
and Lou se Jones.
mpt Clothes Service for
Travelers Mere.
If you're in town for a day or so, you'll
appreciate the way you can walk into this
store and get what you want quick.
Better still, what we have is the best of its
kind; for instance, Strouse & Bros, and Hart
Schaffner & Marx clothes.
You knowthem; you'll find everything new here
You'll find the accepted styles in shirts and
neckwear; you'll find hosiery and shoes.
This is the men's store of Hickory; its worth
knowing about.
You are cordially invited to visit us today.
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co.
Piay'ing the Great Game
Tampa Tribune.
The year 1916 will remain a most
immemorial year in politics. In no
previous stage of the history of the
United States has the great game
been so trickily played by every pro
tected interest which is opposed to the
intersts of the common people.
Such widely distant and d verse is
sues as the peace of Europe and re
ligion in Mexico have been added as
trumps to such cards as the war be
tween railway magnates and brother
hoods, suffrage, prohibition, prepar
edness, prosperity and platitudes.
These are all carefully stirred to
gether by adroit campaign speakers,
and then handed on to the consider
ation of the intelligent voters.
Evidently, the intelligence of the
average citizen is at least actually on
trial. Certainly it has never before
been put face to face with so hard a
test.
To see through the cloud of for
eign affairs and the smoke and fog
of domestic differences will prove a
triumph of sanity for the average
voter.
Shipbuilding in the South
Florida Metropolis.
The launching of a 2,000-ton
steamship from a Tampa shipyard
marks an epoch in Florida, in fact,
the extreme southeast. The south
is coming into its own in more ways
than one. It is steadily learning that
it can do the things which were re
garded as impracticable not so long
ago. For years it was the belief
'chat it would be impossible to con
struct a large steel vessel on the
South Atlantic or East Gulf coasts
because of the distance from iron
and steel mills and machine builders.
Jasksonville and Tampa have dis
proved this theory. Jacksonville
will be the building point of a 2,000
ton freighter at once. The Merrill
Stevens company this week lays the
keel for a big steel freighter; already
a number of smaller steamers have
been built. A number of large
barges are now under course of construction.
Found a Sure Thing.
I. B. Wixon, Farmers Mills, N. Y.,
has ' used Chamberlain's Tablets for
years for disorders of the stomach
and liver and says, "Chamberlain's
Tablets are the best I have ever use-
d." Obtainable everywhere.
"THE SANITARY WAY"
PHONE 190
Cloth Altered. CUaned, Praued,
Dyed and Repaired
CITY PRESSING CLUB
Our Fall Display of
New Ready-to-wear
SUITS, COATS, SKIRTS, WAISTS,
and fine millinery is ready for your inspection.
See us before buying. Our prices are lower.
W. T. SLEDGE.
School Boohs and Supplies.
AD School Books will be Cash to
Everybody this Year.
We carry a full line of pencils, tablets, book bags,
rulers, inks and all supplies for the school.
Come in and look them over.
THE VAN DYKE SHOP
Meet mejat the Book Store.
Phone No 48
We DELIVER.
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Everybody Know$
it By Nam e
See Us for Good Printing
Soda Fountains and other Refreshment
Stands sell Chero-Cola in the original
sterilized bottle with the label on it. You
get your Chero - Coa "In a Bottle
Through a Straw' and it is always pure,
wholesome, delicious and absolutely uni
form in flavor. This is impossible under
ordinary soda fountain methods.
Get your Chero-Cola in the bottb
that is the best way
At Soda Fountains and other
Refreshment Stands . . .
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Everybody knows it by its namq