Hickory daily record. [volume], November 25, 1916, Image 4

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Orders
Give Your Orders, Everything is Scarce and Hard to Get.
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FRESH OYSTERS Brazile nuts
Shipment arrives each day Walnuts
pint and quart tins. Pecans
NUTS Filberts
Only the highest grade. .Almonds
Also have Georgia Paper
Shell Pecons at 50c lb.
Raisons, currents, dates, cit
ron, orange and lemon peel.
All kinds of spices, color
ings and flowerings.
FRUIT CAKES
1 and 4 pound cakes at 40c
per pound with nuts and
crystalized fruits,
PLUM PUDDING
Premier Plum pudding.
The best kind in one pound
tins. Fig pudding, a new
one, try it. For Thanks
giving.
MINCE MEAT
We have all size packages.
Henry 1 lb. tins at 25c
2 pound tins at 45c.
Large tins at $1.45.
Celery, lettuce, cranberries,
grape fruits, Florida oran
ges, California oran.v;e.3,
sweet and pare.
Whitenerand Martin, "Sell For Less Profit"
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IEC0RD
A FIVE ROOM HOUSE WITH
water and lijjhts for rent. Apply
to V. 11. Nicholson. 11 21 Tu Thu Sat.
SEVERE HUfjESHMEHl
Standing, Relieved ky CarduL
FOR SALE MCE CHICKENS
dressed or undressed. Orders
filled at all times. Nice turkeys
for Thanksgiving, 25c per pound.
Mrs. L. W. Poovey, phone 55-L.
10 28- 1 mo
LOST ONE PACKAGE OF UN
derwear, vis. Reward if returned
to Setzcr and Russell's. Albert
Truett. 10-30-tf
FOR SALE
live Pigs.
ABOUT
L. L. MOSS
THIRTY-
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FOR SALE WILL TAKE GOOD
auto in part pay on nice, well lo
cated 40 acre farm near Hickory.
If interested write at once. R. M.
Knox, Newton, N. C. 11 9 tf
WANTED TO EXCHANGE A
cheap horse for cheap lot. Would
pay small diiFerence. Thone 61.
11 25 It
PICTURES FRAMED - WE HAVE j Qf Mr$. ft JJ ef Fiy8 yea
i large stock of mouldings and will rv '
3 yo.ir p'ctuits promptly.
K'vaford's Furniture Store.
23 3t
: :-::;g cixA'nr for rent or
: ''o. New lot just arrived. Shu
Vd Furniture Store 11 23 St
Oil RENT OR SALE SIX ROOM
house, with bath and electric lights
on Ninth avenue, near hotel. Ap
ply to P. K. Baker. 11 23 3t
WANTED YOUR AUTO CAS-
in,rs, quick will pay 4c per pound
for them. We want to make a
shipment soon. Also your rags
and all kinds of Junk except Iron
and Castings. Catawba Hide and
Junk Co., D. L. Martin, the Fire
Insurance Man, Sec. and Treas.
Phone '282 or 228-L.
, ATTENTION, MASONS j
Hickory lodge No. 343 A. F. and A. j
M. will meet in special communication '
1 Sunday morning at 9:30 o'clock for1
1 th-3 purpose of conducting the funer-j
: al of our late Brother, J. S. Setzer,
i J. W. SIIUFORD, W,. M.
ML Airy, N. C Mrs. Sarah M. Chap
r.cl! of this town, says: "1 suffered fo'
five years with womanly troubles, alsi
stomach troubles, ani my punishment
was more than any o..c c-uld tell.
I tried most every kind of medicine,
but none did me any good.
I read one day abo'it Cardui, the wo
man's tonic, and 1 djcided to try it. J
had rot taken but about six bottles unti'
1 was almost cared. It did me mor?
pood than all the other medicines 1 had
tried, put together.
My friends began asking me why I
looked so well, and 1 told them about
Cardui. Several are now taking it."
Do you, lady reader, suffer from any
ot the ailments due to womanly trouble,
1 sucn as neaaacne, oackacne, sideache,
sleeplessness, and that everlastingly tired
' feeling?
I If so. let us urge you to give Cardui a
trial. We feel confident it will help you,
i just as it has a million other women in
; the past half century.
i Begin taking Cardui to-day. Yo,
I won't regret it All druggists.
Iftitt tt: Chnttanoo?a Medicine Co., tArtiss
, Advisory Dept.. Chattanooga, Term., lor A..d.
I Instruction! on your cane and 64-pa book, "Home
! Treatment. for Wom - in plain wrapper. N.C. 114
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Pryon's Band, Victor Herbert' j Or her: or other fano.:s bands
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vill sing for you the very sings and arias that have nnuie inch
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Hall and Lyerly, at
Shuford Hardwa
C. M. Hardin, Sole Agent.
Hickory, North Carolina, 1348 Un on Square
Two Who Have Served Well
Columbia State.
Wjithin the year there have passed
from the stage of life two of those
brilliant writers whose pens have re
deemed American literature of the
period from the ulter flaccidity of
mere decadent word painting. Both
died suddenly, both in the prime of
their lives, but toth have left be
hind them so much of the good and
solid that to them Americans must
be grateful.
Neither Richard Harding Davis
VM1h, wviiuvu ci attamcu LU
the heignts of genius; that is
served for but g few mighty figures I in ,a styIe at once clear a
n a generation or in a nation. Buti strong and stirring.
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to both Davis and London there was
accorded a talent which neither!
ougnt to hide.
in journalism touches that point; to
many of the best workmen it is giv
en to approach it much of the time,
to reach it freauentlv.
Both London and Davis were the
essential contradictions of the theory
that effective modern English, that
which in the language of the stage
"gets across," must be barren and
stark. This, more even than their
development of a new and delightful
school of picaresque, must be their
claim to the laurels. They have
proved conclusively that it is possi
ble for a man tn ivrito . j?
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those things he has actually seen,
: in a style at once clear and precise
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Jitney Service.
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Schedule
Leave Hickory 8:20 .a. m.
Leave Hickory 10:20 a. m.
Leave Hickory 2:30
Leave Hickory 4:30
Leave Hickory 8:30
Leave Newton 7:20
Leave Newton 9:20 a
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Newion to Hickory 35c i
Hickory to Conover 25i 1 '
Hickory to Newton 35c eiuont
Our Motto: Good Service j Mortimer
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CAROLINA MOTOR CO.
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were not alone in their achievements';
scores of others today are turning out
Tn wii ! English ot equal rank, but of the
the inspiration of actual contact with ! ' in. their fields Davis and anti
tae scenes wherprvf Vi
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jyelously flexible implement the En"--!
-isn language as molded by the best
-lands in journalism.
I To London and Davis-both were
; journalistic in method, though they
differed widely in (Dther essentials
there came freely the power of
! rapid expression which may be
; seen, in flashes, in almost any news-
paper. iEven the veriest mediocntv
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contributed of the fire and truth t it
alone can save a literature from in
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SOUTFFERN'S POSITION
ON ADAMSOI7 LA
795
Modl85-4 f.o.b. Toledo
795
Model 85-4 f.cb. Toledo
These Tremendous Advantages-
More power 35 horsepower motor.
iviore room u 2 -inch wheelbase.
Greater comfort long, 48-inch cantilever
rear springs and 4-inch tires.
Greater convenience electrical control but
tons on steering column.
Bigger, safer brakes service, 13x2M ; emer
gency, 13x2.
Better cooling you never heard of an Over
land motor overheating.
These are tremendous advantages over any
thing to be had in other cars that sell for
anywhere near as low a price.
And they make it hard for us to keep up with
orders.
The factory has never yet caught up with the
demand.
You ought to own one of these cars nothing
else so big and fine for the money.
Come in and order yours now.
J. H. C. Huitt & Sons, Claremont, N.C
Tho Willys-Overland Company, Toledo, Ohio
"MdInU.S.A.,
Washington, D. C, Novenbe- 25
Announcing that the Southern
Railway system lines are askin the
courts to interpret the Adamson law
pending an attempt to enforce its pro
visions Mr. Fairfax Harrison said:
Tnere is such an irreconeilgb
difference between the interpretation
ot the law upon which the lawyers
agree and what the men want that it
is apparent that a judical interpreta
tion and clarification of the law is
necessary in the interests of all con
cerned. Quite rfankly, we are not
viable to apply the law because we
J a"c ,w what it means. We
rauw wnat tne men want, but the
lawyers say the law does not give
tfiem that but gives them something
else which every railroad manager
Knows they do not want. The men
rs naturally disannmnt u- xi.-
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, n estion is not settled, and so are the
-Mgers. Dut ve must all have pa
'cncr, and good temper and try to
"-''d asi,on while we group our
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davbrenk according to hrformation
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Mak your dining room attractive
for Thanksgiving. W e have a nice
line of dining Chairs, Buffets and
Tables at right prices.
We invite you to come to see us
for anything in the furniture line.
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