Hickory daily record. [volume], January 27, 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 always visible.
You Need a Reliable Watch
Just step into our store and let us
show -ylni 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 j
Watch inspector for Souther n and C. and N.-W. Railways. j
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FLOWERS
lVitcii plants, carnations sweet peas, roses and violets.
Kiowors are always appreciative gifts. Give us an order for
voir mother, wife or sweetheart.
W are agents for
iv u!u. 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.
At The
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This Afternoon and Night
"THE MAD HERMIT'
A two act drama. Featuring
Francis Ford and Grace
Cunardl
i"PR(XDICAL DAUGHTER"
A one act drama. Featuring
Alle HMubar. In a thrill
ing love story.
"SAMMY JOHNSON
SLUMBERS NOT"
A one act comedy with car
toons. Monday
THE SHIELDING SHADOW
11th Episode
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Society
Our Machine Shop
has every facility for quick
automobile repair work. It
is in charge of a competent
foreman. There is no time
spent ir guess work here1. We
work on the theory that the
quicker you have your car
back in service the more you'll
boost for u. Isn't that right?
CITY GARAGE
Phone 377.
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Church Oratory
ran
Church of Ascension
Owing to the illness of Re" Mr.
Joyner of Lenoif, who was to have
conducted services at the Church of
the Ascension here tomorrow, there
will be no preaching in that church
Sunday. (Rev. S. B. Stroup, rector,
is on a vacation to New York.
Reformed
Joseph L. Murphy, pastor.
ISunday school at 9:45. A special in
vitation jriven to strangers in town.
The nastor will preach at both the
morning and evening services.
IQbliging ushers, good pews, fine
music, a cordial invitation to every
body1.
Presbyterian
(Com.mxm.ion service at 11a, m.
with sermon on "Seeking the Los
in Eden," fourth of series on Prison
of Christ Household services at
3:30." Subject of sermon, "The Re
ligious life of your home A pose or a
Power." .
Christian Endeavor at 2:45, a mis
sionary meeting, .Norma Steven
son, leader. rio services at nigni.
Collection for deacon's fund at
communion service.
MR.
HARRY .WHITENER BUYS
INTEREST IN COMPANY
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See Us for Good Printing
,M. Harry E. Whitener has pur
chased the stock of Mir. A A. WJiite-
enr in the Moretz-WJiitener Cloth
ing Company and from now on will
be associated with the company as a
nartne. i This young man started
it with the business when it was or
ganized 11 years ago and has grown
up with the trades. There is no more
popular young man In Hickory tnan
Mr. Harry Whitener and his friends
here and in the country will be glad
to learn of his deal'.
AT THE HUB TODAY
Good pictures at the Hub this af
teroon and tonight).
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We wish to advise you that we are now
located in our new offices, corner
Square and Fourteenth Street.
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We would be pleased to have you call on
us at any time, for anything in the electrical
line; and assure you we are prepared to serve
you in a bigger and better way thah'ber ore.
Telephone 148
Misses Cilley Entertains
Mises Louise and Alice Cilley were
hostess to he "As You Like It" Club
yesterday afternoon. Nine members'
were present with Miss Margaret
Springs a visitor. Progressive
rook was "played, Miss Alice Lyerly
winning the prize for the highest
score, a box .of stationery. Miss
Margaret Springs received the con
solation prize, a pencil. A delicious
salad course was served. The next
meeting will be with Miss Char
lotte Garth February 9. ,
Miss Sourbeer Hostess
Last evening the Owl club was de
iighti'uiiv entertained by Miss Le
nore Sourbeer, and Mr. R. E. Martin
at the home of the former's sister,
Mr L F. Abernethy. Auction was
played at five tables. The prize for
the highest score was won by Mrs.
F. A. Henderson, who presented it to
Mrs. H. O. Menzies. Delicious re
ireshments were served ater the
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Mrs. W. X,. Reid, Mr. and Mrs. Hush
Lutz s Drug Store
On the Corner
Phones 17 and 317
Special
Durham
Duplex
Razors
b. D'Anna, Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Shu-
ford, Jr., Mr4 and Mrs. R. A. Grimes,
Mr. and Mrs. J, H. P. Cilley, Mr. and
Mrs,. F. A. Henderson, Mrs. Q. M.
Sherrill, Mrs. H'. C. Menzies, Misi
ivathryne Staples and Mr. Orin Sig
mon.
For Mrs. McComb
Charming in every detail was 'the
reception given yesterday afternoon
by Mrs, D. M. McComb in honor of
Her daughter, Mrs. F, W. McComb,
a December bride. The guests were
greeted at the door by Mrs. George
W(. Iiall and introduced into the re
ceiving line Dy Mass Margaret Mc
Comb The receiving line was com
posed of Mrs. Frank McComb, Mrs.
V. McComb, Mrs. H P.. Williams,
Mraf. O. G Henkel, Miss Amelia Mc
Comb and Mrs. C. C. Bost. Receiving
in the hall, where the" numerous and
beautiful wedding gifts were dis
played were Miss Elizabeth McComb,
Mrs. 1. F., Stevenson and Mrs. S,
U. Whitener. Mrs. Wt. B. Rasmsay
invited the callers into the dining
room where delicious cream, cake and
mints were served by Miss Constance
Bost, Miss Mary field and Miss Al
ice Pruitt. The home was beauti
fully decorated for this occasion in
potted plants and huge bowls of daf
fodils; and shaded lights shed a soft
glow over the festive scene. Sever
al hundred guests called during the
afternoii to welcome Mrs. McComb
into Hickory society.
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Travelers Club
Wednesday afternon Mrs. Walker
Lyerly entertained the Travelers
Club with fifteen members present
who responded to roll call with quo
tations on "Comradeship." Miss Lou
ise Coleman of Aiken, S. G sis'.ei
of Mrs. F. A. Abernethy was a wel
come guest.
The principal topic of the day,
rare Ben Johnson" was given with
notable appreciation by Mr F". A
Abernethy. ,She did justice to this
rugged yet graceful .founder of
what is known as the classical school
of English poetry."
Mrs. J. L. Cilley and Miss Essie
Seaele then played in an artis'tic
manner that beautiful duet, Ruben
steins "Melody in Fi."
'Mrs. N. W. Clark read a selection
from Ben Johnson's plays, and es
pecially the poem "To the memory
of my beloved iM;aster, YVMliam
Shakespeare." which contains those
notable lines: "Sweet Swan of Avon,"
thou hads'c small Latin and less
Greek," "not of an age, but for all
time."-
At the close, Mesdames W. L.
Abernethy, E. Chadwick and J,. L.
Cilley sang without 'accompainment,
Johnson's beautiful lyric, "Drink to
me only with thine eyes' i
iCurrent events preceded delight
ful refreshments before adjournment
to meet next with Mrs. J. L. Cilley,
February 1.
In the event of Mrs. T. W. Sin
gle, state president of the Federa
tion of Woman's Clubs, being pres
ent in tlickory February 2, she will
be 'the guest of the Traveler's Club
at luncheon at the home of Mrs. K.
Menzies.
Local and. Personal
Miss E. C. Pruden of New Haven,
Conn , well known educator and phil
anthropise, is spending the winter in
Hickory and is stopping with Mrs. C.
R. Wiarlick.
It Pay To Buy
Good Shoes
Mr. H. B. Smith, formerly of
Statesville, has moved his family here
and is living at 726 Eighth avenue.
Mr. Smith is establishing a mer-
an'tile business on Ninth avenue near
Burn's store1.
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DETECTIVE BURNS
IS DECLARED GUILTY
,New York, Jan. 27. William J.
Biurns, head of a private detective
M 1 1 J J ...
agency, was iouna guuty yesieruay
of surreptitiously entering the law
offices of Seymour and Seymour, mak
ing copies of private papers and then
publishing them. Burns was employ
ed by J P. Morgan and Co., to trace
"leak" on lnlormation aoout con
tracts for war supplies tor tne en
tente allies from the, Morgan omces.
To obtain the information sought
Burns gained access to the Seymours
officesl.
A fine of $100 with an alternative
of 30 days in jail was imposed upon
Biurns who paid the line at once, un
der protest.
to Cure a Cold In One Day
Take LAXATIVE BROMO Quinine. It stops the
Cough and Headache and works off the Cold.
Druggists refund money if it fails to cure.
W. GKUVi, Signature oa. cnui uvju
Mr. Fred Murphy, who for sever
al years has been with 'the Clay
Printing Company, has resigned his
position and Monday will take a po
sition in a Salisbury job office. Mr.
Murphy is one of the finest young
men in Hicokry, is manly and straight
and all of the boys in this shop send
their best wishes with him.
NEW USE FOR MOLASSES
Macon News,
The department of agriculture re
cently published a bulletin urging
housewives to. make free Use of mo
lasses and syrups in the family cook
ing, ilt seems there is in molasses
an unworked mine of heat and ener
gy that it would be well for suffer
ers from high food prices to utilize.
In a 10 cent can of good molasses
there is supposed to be eight ancT
three-quarter 'times as much heat and j
energy as in a 15 cents worth of but-1
ter, two and three-fourths as much I
as in bacon costing the same price !
10 and one-thirds times as much as j
in 10 cents worth of eggs, five 'times;
as much as in 10 cents worth of I
ham, and nearly twice as much as in
an equivalent amount of cereal and:
cream.
One would barely care to- eat aj
breakfast in which molasses had been!
substituted for cereal, cream, bacon i
and eggs. But the 'thrifty house-;
wife will wisely take the suggestion!
of the department of agriculture and;
use molasses in many ways to save !
on food bills.
DURHAM CLUB WOMEN PLAN
TO EUTERTAIN STATE BODY
Now that all shoes are higher in
price than has ever been known, it is
of greater importance than ever that
you buy good shoes. You can no
longer get leather shoes at old prices,
but you can always get good leather
shoes here at the lowest prices con
sistent with high quality.
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$ 4.00 to $9.00.
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co.
"The Quality Shop."
Have you bought your Lyceum Buy a season ticket to the Lyceum
ticket yet? See any member of Se- Three first-class entertainments for
nior class of Hickory High School. $1.25-
iDurham, Jan. 27. Durham club
women m session with lvirs. l ii.
Lingle of Davidson, president of 'the
State Federation of Club Women,
arranged tentative plans for the an
nual convention of the federation,
which is to be held in this city, May
1, 2, 3 and 4.
The plans include addresses by
prominent club women of the coun
try and entertainment for more than
250 delegates, who are expected to
attend from all parts of the state.
There will be a number of social
events on the program.
ALL NORTH CAROLINA
ITEMS ARE RETAINED
iWiashington, Jan. 27. All North
Carolina items are retained in the
rivers and harbors bill passed by "the
house. Representative Small spent part
of yesterday m behalf of the bin.
The bill gives North Carolina pro
jects a total of $1,713,275.
"Keep the Cackle Going"
DR. HESS' Poultry
PAN-A-CE-A
Makes Hens Healthy Makes Hens
Lay Guaranteed.
Whitener & Martin
"Sells for Less Profit."
Shere is great satisfaction in
knovvintnat you have the best
he owner of a
Grand, Invskpsd Grand
or PlAysr Piano
has this Satisfaction.
C. M. HARDIN, Sole Agent
1348 Union Square, Hickory, N. C.
ASK THE
COOK
South
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Utilities
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"THE SANITARY WAY"
PHONE 190.
Clothes Altered. Cleaned. Pressed,
Dyed and Repaired
CITY PRESSING CLUB
-.. Moose & Miller.
SHE KNOWS
The sure way to keep a good cook is to fuinish 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,
oralluminum ware goes with it.
Come right in and see them They are beauties.
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Abernethy. Hardware Co.