Hickory daily record. [volume], January 26, 1917, Image 3

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ANYBODY
Can Tell You the Time
Or you can look at the sun. But
you don't like to ask, and the sun is
not ahvays visible.
You Need a Reliable Watch
Just step into our store and let us
show y)ou some of our latest and
most reliable models.
We have a line that can't be ex
celled anywhere.
We have them in all models and at
all prices.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Jeweler and Registered Optometrist
Watch inspector for Souther n and C. and N.-W. Railways.
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FLOWERS .
IV.U'il plants, carnations sweet peas, roses and violets.
Flowers are always appreciative gifts. Give us an order for
vuiir mother, wife or sweetheart.
We are agents for
holtz, the Florist, Charlotte and Salisbury Green House, Salis
bury. Telephone us your order.
Hickory Drug Company
A Good Drug Store In A Good Town.
The REXALL Store
Telephone 46.
"PEARL OF THE ARMY"
AT THE PASTIME TODAY
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Our "Trouble" Men
is an expert in locating
trouble quickly. Wfe pay him
more so that your expense
will be less. Your car will
be back on the road with no
delay if brought to us when
in need of parts, repairs or
adjustments. We meJntaim
a completely equipped shop
and force of mechanics sec
ond to none.
CITY GARAGE
Phone 377.
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Piedmont - Hickory
Wagons
Have you stopped to consider the advantage of buy
ing your wagon from home industry, The Piedmont
Company? You have a stock of from two to three
thousand wagons to draw from, and from this number
you certainly could find just what you want. Then
you have the opportunity of securing repairs without
delay or trouble. Any wagon, no matter how well it is
constructed, is liable tobreakage, and this always hap
pens when it is in use, and when time means money.
The quicker you get your wagon going again the more
money you save. We have a man at the factory whose
duty is to look after just such sales, and you may de
pend on being served at all times.
Piedmont Wagon & Manufacturing Co.
Local Agents
MJERNETHY HARDWARE COMPANY, Hickory, N. C.
G. A. WARLICK, Newton, N. C.
M ORG ANTON HARDWARE CO, Morganton, N. C.
J. K. CLINE AND SON, Lincolnton, N. C.
1IERNHARDT-SEAGLE CO., Lenoir, N. C.
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"Keep the Cackle Going"
DR. HESS' Poultry
PAN-A-CE-A
Makes Hens Healthy Makes Hens
Lay Guaranteed.
Whitener & Martin
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tThe following is a short synopsis
of the third episode of "Pearl of the
Army" which will be shown at the
Pastime this afternoon and tonight
Pearl, failinar to convince the erener
al staff tha'c she has discovered a clue
to the theft of the Panama canal de-
iense pians wmcn - mizbt Drove
rayne's innocence, boards the South
western limited on which Pyne, un
der guard, is on his way to prison.
bertha Bonn, followme a command
of the Silent Menace, travels on the
same train. The train is wrecked
and Payne is killed.
A strnger, T. O. Adms, evinces a
strange interest in Bertha and at
tempts to take the locket and pack-
e'e from her, but is defeated in his
purpose by the Silent Menace. Pearl,
overhearing a wireless message.
learns of this and fearlessly "beards
the lion in his den."
iDurintr a strueele in a shack on the
edge of a cliff, she and the Menace
fall from the dizzy heights into the
water below. An ever present silent
watcher plunges to her aid. Sud
denly, the Mjenace dives from view.
T. (X Adms. who. with Tokio. is
rescuing Pearl unnoticed, picks up
the packet and they all make for
shore.
NEWTTON REJECTS PLANS
FOR A WOODEN DEPOT
SNew'ton, Jan. 25; The mayor,
board of aldermen and citizens, in a
mass meeting last night unanimous
ly rejected the Southern Railway's
plan for a wooden depot and demand
ed a brick depot with shed and land
ing places. IL. F. Long, J. P. Yount
and OL M. MJcCorkle were apopinted
a conumttee to go to Raleigh and
press Newton's claims before the cor
poration teommdssifcon for a modern
union station of the same size as the
proposed wooden building.
Society
Mr. and Mrs. Walker Lyerly are
spending the day at Bfridgewater.
NO LACK OF WOMEN
Chicago News.
A certin rector just before the
service was called to the vestibule
to meet a couple who wanted to be
married. ,He explained that there
wasn't time for the ceremony then,
"but," said he, ''if you will be seat
ed, I will give an opportunity at the
end of the service for you to come
forward, and I will then perform the
ceremony."
The couple agreed and at the
proper moment the clergyman said:
"Will those who wish to be united
in the holy bonds of matrimony
please come forward?"
iWhereupon thirteen women and
one man proceeded to the altar
Marcus L Hull, D. C.
Lincolnton, N. C.
At Hickory:
Thursdays and
11 a. nV. to 2 p.
Huff ry.
Tuesdays,
Saturdays,
m., Hotel
LOCKe McCORKLE WINS
. APPOINTMENT
Newton, Jan. . 26. M. Locke Mc-
corkle, member of the senior class in
Jefferson MJedical college, Philadel
phia, a son of Mr. and Mrs. George
McCorkle of Newton and Washing
ton, Dp. C, has been awarded one of
the most desirable appointments
within the gift of the college, as a
result of a competitive examination
recently. He has been appointed to
the Episcopal hospital in Philadelphia,
after the contest in which a score oi
young men engaged.
Vigorous Men
and Women are
in Demand
If yeur ambition has left you, your
happiness has gone forever unless
you take advantage of Hickory Drug
Co's. magnificent offer to refund
your money on the first box purchas
ed if Wendell's Ambition Pills do not
put your entire system m fine condi
tion and give you the energy and vig
or you have lost.
Be ambitions, be strong, dc vigor-
ous. wring xne ruaay giow oi ueaiui
to your cheeks and the ngnt sparsie
that denotes perfect manhood and
womanhood to your eyes.
Wendell's Ambition Pius, tne great
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nerve tonic, cane oe Dt wr
tired feeling, nervous troubles, poor
blood, headaches, neuralgia, trem-
bling, nervous prosuprc on, t memuu
depression, loss of appetite and Kid
ney or liver compiaini
In two days you win xeei dclvcf. m
wfV von will feel fine, and after
hVirnr one box you will have your
old-time confidence and ambition.
Be sure and flret a 5 eenx pox to
day and get out of the rut. Remem-
ber Hickory urug jO nu
everywhere are authorised to guaran
tee them. Mail orders filled, charges
prepaid by The wendeu rnnnici
Company, Inc., Syracuse, N. Y. 2g
'Mir. K. O, Menzies has returned
from a short business trip to . New
York.
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These last few days have been
auie'e in police ,. circles, but . nobody
need think the officers are not working
because they are on the lookout ail
the time.
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Friends of Mrs. James R. White-
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ner, wno lives on ragntn street, wm
be erlad to know that she is resting
comfortably today. She fell Wiednes
day and fractured a bone in the right
leg, slipping in her yard. Mrs.
Whitener is 58 years old.
Mr. R. F. Edwards, grand lectur
er of the North Carolina grand lodge
of Masons, after spending a week in
Hickory left today for Newton where
he will coach Newton Masons'. From
there he will go to Mortimer to spend
week.
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iMr. William Menzies who has been
spending the past few weeks at home,
and previous to that held a position
with the Carnegie Steel Company at
Duquesne, Pa., for eighteen months,
left yesterday afternon for Birming
ham, Ala., where he has accepted a
position with the Tenn. Coal and Iron
Company.
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Miss Springs Entertains
Yesterday afternoon Miss Helen
Springs was hostess to the Do-As-You
Please Club. Eight members were
present and Miss Charlotte Smith
was a charming visitor. After an
hour spent in sewing a delicious sal
ad course was served by the hostess
and Miss Margaret Springs. Miss
Gladys Reid will have the next meet
ing February 1.
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Entertains Society
The Home Circle Society of West
Hickory was entertained Thursday
afternoon by Mrs. Lloyd Miller, and
the afternoon passed pleasantly while
the company exchanged ideas in fancy
work and embroidery,. Mrs. E. D.
Sherrill and Mips Anna ShexriU,
were welcome visitors. The hostess,
assisted by Mtrs. E. B. Shaw, served
delicious refreshments at the close of
the meeting and Mrs, J. D. Deal
invited the society to meet with her
on February 8.
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With Mrs. Hatfield
At her home on Thirteenth avenue,
yesterday afternoon, Mrs. L. L. Hat
field, was the charming hostess to
the Embroidery club when Mrs!. O.
G. Henkel and Miss Grace Patrick
were visitors. During the hour" de
voted to needle work. Mrs. T. S.
Stevenson continued the reading from
the club book!. Later in the after
noon Mrs. Henkel rendered a piano
selection -and little Miss Lydia Hat
field pleased with a comic reading.
Delicious two course refreshments
were enjoyed before adjournment to
meet with Mrs. A. L. Whitener.
NATHANIEL BOST DRAWS
FIRST BICKETT PARDON
Lutz's Drug Store
On the Corner .
Phones 17 and 31 7
Special
Durham
Duplex
Razors
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Have you bought your Lyceum
ticket yet? See any member of Se
nior class of Hickory High School.
The mercury registered 26 degrees
above zero during the night, but at
8:30 this morning it stood 31 de
grees, i
(Nathaniel Bost, a Hickory negro,
convicted of larceny, was the first
convict to secure a pardon from Gov
ernor Bickett, as announced in the
following Raleigh special to the Char
lotte Observe,;
. (Governor Biskett granted his first
pardon today. It is for Nathaniel
Bost, of Catawba county, a 19-year-old
negro, who has served since last
July on a 12-months sentence for-lar-
ceny. The county health officers
reported that the negro is sick and
that his trouble is such that his re
covery is handicapped by confine
ment and the fixed diet necessary in
prison life.
Judge Lane and the mayor and
other officials of Hickory recom
mended the pardon, pledging to see
that the youth receive proper medi
cal attention, if he is pardoned!.
To Cure a Cold in One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Drue-grists refund money it it laiis 10 cure
E. W. GROVE'S signature on each box.
25c.
THE SANITARY WAY
PHONE 190.
Clothes Altered. Cleaned. Pressed,
Dyed and Repaired
CITY PRESSING CLUB
Moose & Miller.
Prominent Business Man
Seeks Relief.
''Union Square, Alabama,'
" December 29, 1916.
Mrs. Joe Person's Remedy Co.
- iCharlotte, N. C.
Dear Sirs:
Enclosed I hand you my
check, for which please ship me
six bottles Mrs. Joe Person's
Remedy. I am in bed with
Rheumatism and I know Mrs.
Joe Person's Remedy will do
the work. Thanking you for
prompt attention.
R.
Truly yours, "
C. BRANSCOMB.""
Previous to the above we re
ceived a letter from Mr. Brans
comb: "Your medicine ' is "Dead
Shot" to Rheumatism. My
wife was a great "sufferer and
nothing did her any good till
she tried your remedy. Now
she is well." ""V-
!Hundreds of cases we know
of where the heritage left by
Mrs. Joe Person has relieved
and affected permanent cures of
rheumatism, where others were,
tried and failed. ; Ours did the
work. For ovet forty years
the household remedy for thous
ands of families, Ask your
druggist, he will tell you, or'
ask your doctor.
Thompson-West Company's
Annual White Sale
Closes Saturday Night, January,27th.
Only One More Day Stock Complete.
Big lot new goods received today.
Look over this partial list.
18c Stripe White voile 122c
18c 36 inch T onk Cloth 12 y2c
18c 40 inch Batiste 12-c
18c 36 inch Nainsook. 12Vic
36 inch Middy Twill 12i2c
20c 36 inch White Repp 15c
20c 36 in. Pajama Checks 15c
20c 40 inch Batiste 15c
20c 36 inch Middy Twill 15c
25c Dotted Swiss '. 15c
20c Fine India Linons 15c
20c 42 in. Pillow Tubing 15c
20c Kerry Linen 15c
25c Silk Stripe Crepe 18c
25c Fine White Repp ISc
25c Novelty White Goods 18c
25c White Hydegrade Galatea 18c
25c Novelty Skirtings 18c
25c Fine Middy Cloths 1 18c
25c Pink and Blue Batiste 20c
25c Fine White Repps 20c
25c Pillow Cases ' . 20c
35c 100 Pieces Fine Whte Goods . 25c
60c 72 in. Table Linen 45c
15c 32 in. Zepher Ginghams 12'
12 l-2c Fine Dress Ginghams 10c
$1.00 90 in. Linen Sheeting 75c
40c 90 in. Unbleached Sheetings 30c
45c 90 in. Bleached Sheeting 33c
$2.50 Large Satin Quilts $1.59
$1.25 Mohawk Sheets $1-00
We want you to be judge of above values
Thompson-W est Company.
"The Ladies' Store."
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ASK THE
CODEC
SHE KNOWS
The sure way to keep a good cook is to furnish her
something to cook with.
Nothing pleases her more than a perfect stove and
utensils-The perfection of utility and comfort in cooking
is obtained if you install one of our famous
South Bend Malleable Steel Ranges.
And be sure that a full supply of our elegent granite,
or alluminum ware goes with it.
Come right in and see them They are beauties.
Abemethy Hardware Co.
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