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WEDNESDAY EVENING. DECEM3E
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE FOUD
ri 1. 191
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Diamonds, Fine Gold Jewelry, Cut
Glass, Silver, New Goods
Our new stock is now arriving and will
soon be on display. This year we will
have the nicest line of really fine goods
of attractive new design that we have
ever shown. The character and qual
ity of our goods are in full keeping
with'high standard that has always
characterized our store.
The prices are very reasonable and
in many cases back to the old standard
Geo. E. Bisanar
JEWELER AND REGISTERED OPTOMETRIST
Wtch Inspector for Southern and C. & N. W. Railwa
H
EAD COLDS
Melt in spoon; inhale vapors; ,
apply freely up nostrils. i
V VafoRub
Over 1 7 Million Jan Used Yearly
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
Toys hat Bring Christmas Joy
FOR your own kiddies or for the other
little ones you are .going to remember
rbuy Toys that will brighten their eyes
Christmas morning.
You will find many attractive Toys in
our selection. Toys built to stand the hard
knocks and to last throughout the year.
Come in todav and inspect our full line
of Christmas Gifts for children.
SPEED
Your orders to ytu is our hobby
and whereby, merely calling 17 or
317 you know you can get it im
mediately, whv wotrry all we ask
is a trial, then you will become a
regular customer.
We have two registered phar
mists that will fill your prescrip
tion accurately and send it to
you no long waiting.
A ful line of toilet goods always
carried.
Lutz Drug Store
"On the Corner"
. received a cordial welcome as a visi
tor. j Mrs. A. L. Whitener was the effi
. cient leader of ' the mission study
class which proved very interesting
General business was transacted and
dues were collected after which the;
meeting adjourned into a social hcur!
(during which elaborate refreshments'
(consisting of a salad course, choco-, , -
j late and cake, followed by mints, was; sigW of seyeral dozen cars parked
i ' i i j about a country Church is not un-!
j FOR BRIDE AND GROOM j common in districts where roads
! One of the most brilliant and de- have Wn imnrnvpH And it is a no-'
j ligntful social events cf the year was : tabIe fact that pe wiU often at.
"the recenticn e-iven last, mo-'nt. hv . . . .
lilrs. Carrie Gamble honoring her;tend the churcn tnat can be readied;
j.son, Mr. Connolly C. Gamble and his I by good roads in preference to the
j charming -bride, formerly Miss Rach-1 one located on unimproved highways.1
jel Pugh, who recently returned from The church rsn not afford to dis-!
a honeymoon trip to Florida. j , . ,. u v,v,t, i
A simple but artistic arrangement! regard the infiUfce f the, h-'h1
of hoily and potted plants- combined 'ways any more than those wno real-
with red crepe paper formed the ize the importance of good reads can j
decorations and enhanced the loveli- disregard the part Christianity has!
thrown' ensuite "Tts1 we-l in furthsri the
shaded with red and radiated a I f or better Sys. smce the bf ' ;
wealth of warmth and cheer. j ginning of time. It has been said:
Miss Mamie Dixon welcomed the ; that the Crusades were made in;
guests at the door and presented ! spite of a lack of roads but that the j
them to Mrs. Walker Lverlv who!., , , .v. j
J directed to the cloak room. Miss : ru3aae3 aemonsiratea ins mu
Lvangenne Etley presented theiroads by developing commerec De-j
guests to the receiving line. Receiv- j tween the East and West. So does any j
m with the nostesj? were Mr. and ! ?reat movement which affects a ma-
aas-as o tl,erplc r? f cr r
Mr. and Mrs. George S. Waston. Mrs. I sequences which can not be disregara
Charles Watscn, Mrs, W; O. Gocde.ied if civilization is to advance and
Dr. and Mrs. W. B Ramsay, and Dr. i humanity is to go on "in highways j
a Ivfc ' ' J which one goeth up to the house of
v" fc w ta. u.iiui
room door ar J presented the guests
to Mrs. R"7 A Grimes who -eracefullv
presided over ie dining room where
brick creani and cake were served. A
predominating ; color note of
green
-Literary Digest. .
IX MEMORIAM .
At the meeting of the, Abel A.j
Shuford Chapted U. D. C, at the!
and red v. as" tocted in thp! Tirttv'v.rmo t A7. tup r.illpv Mondav
decorations. A;.Ted and green shaded j afternccn th; following article deli-!
lamp was suspenaea above the tab e i , , . 1 , . Ar,.e rv0j
whioh wn, ,AvCr.,i v, icated to the late Mrs. Edwin Ccad
a vh p I
""ii wiLii 5 li earners oi rea crepe
rper extending to esch side of th
cable.
Mrs. H. C. Menzies and Mrs. O
Simmons presidd at the table and cut
wick was read
Whereas cur Heavenly Father, in;
his infinite wisdom, has been fit to
take from us our dear friend'.. ?nd
faithful co-worker, Mrs. Edwina
Therefore, be it resolved:
That the "United Daughters of the
Confederacy" have lost one cf its
.the cream which w, r-vi r : Chadwick; who passei away JU4y
of pretty young women, Miss" Kath-! 15,' 19--0:
erine laylor. Miss Helen Springs,
Miss Millie Kate McComb, Mrs.
Chas. "Tpnrip! Ir o-l Af. tr-i
Aiken. 1 1 charter members and most earnest
Mrs. George C. Yoder tood at th- i ard enthusiastic workers: and one
dining room door iSdU into Je y 3 hs,s devoted her many
hall and directed to th liLar A-W : lents to the upbuildrg of tno com-
the bride'.s honV wn i-ont ?W : munity in which she Hea.
. Ilt
f Mrs. George E. Bis?nar, Mrs. W . 1 ,
Wc are richer for h?dnr- known!
jiL. Abernethy and Mrs. H
M. Doll.
her: and while we feel her loss.kecn-
,ve rejoice in the thought tnat, .o
-lrifT
i " mail v i'o i i i m . j
and costlv bridal gifts of cut ner Ulaen acain m"a:it fcVui'L:" Liau"
china, silverware and linen. ""'jsition into the sunshine oi His pros-
Misses Mary Doll. Grace Hend-r-ence
ju-ana ixiarea isowies had charge of
Local and Personal
Mr. McGxegory Williams of Nvton '
was a visitor in the city today.
Miss Olivia Short of Gaffney, S.
C, was the guest yesterday of Mrs.
Lou W. Wolfe.
Mrs. Mary Davis returned yester
day from1 Newton where she has been
visiting relatives.
The Thursday Study Club will
meet with Mrs. Roy Abernethy to
morrow afternoon.
Abernethy Hardware
THE WWCHESmi STORE
Co.
,;
Cleaning
am
messing
Miss Myra Yount went .to Granite
Falls this morning to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. L. D. Keller.
Miss Ruth Hill and niecx little
Miss Eva Helena Hill, who have been
visiting Mrs. J. L. Hill in States
ville, returned home today.
The Junior Epwrth League of the
First Methodist church will meet to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock at the
home of Mrs. A. L. Witeej;'
J 'Rev. W.. M, Bagbf':-dt Montezuma
spent last night, and this vmorning in
the city with his son, Mr. C. W. Bagby,
en route home from Gastonia.
Messrs. M. H. Yount, T. P. Pruitt
and : A. A. Whitener returned last
night from Raleigh, where they ap
peared before the supreme court.
me' victroja, and rendered a number
oi. selections dilrmg the evening.
- During the receiving hours from
to 10 nearly-two hundred guest"'
enjoved Mrs. Gamble's cordial hos
pitality, i
Chapman-Rockett
Mr. Perry; L. Chapman of Burke
county and .Miss Minta Rockett of
this county were united in marriage
at irn; ivtiorrnea cnurcn parr-onae
'There no de?th
What seems so is transition;
This life of mortal breath
I.-: but a suburb of that life elys:
Whose portals we c?U death."
MRS. K. C. MEXZIES,
MRS J. F. ALLLEN,
Committee.
wu -
Safety First, Say Many Men
Bill Steedum says that mfany
vesterday evening at : 5 o'clock
a :
man is ajraw to go to cnuicn u-c-;
aUSe aCOUt tWO years 1KU a man m
iu v. w, -v. Kowe.
The bride is a sister cf Mrs. Poly
Coontz of Hickory.
hvlXew York was shot while attenumg :
Wilmin gton N ews-J ournai .
Hcly jrir.ity Lutheran
13th avenue and 15th street.
The pastoRev. C. R. W. Kegley
announces' a ineeting; for children at
6 p. m. to study the Bible and Cate
chism. At .7-,- pi; m. church-. - services,
subric-ct: "The Final- Ingathering."
At 8:13 a meeting of the Teachers
and Of f icera ; ,;p. the Sunday School.
Please all .co&ie. Let us have eur
usual good, .'attendance. The public
invited. '
GOOD
BETTER
DBGtORS USE !
CftLOTABS FOR S
COLDS HID' FLU I
ROADS AND
, . CHURCHES
.When', today there is a "flivver"
in the handof practically every ru
ral dweller. 'good roads are almost sy
nonymous witfiU cood churches and Doctors are warning the public
the time las !come for the Church to that simple -colds and mild cases , of
Influenza and Grippe, Like Ordi
nary Colds, Require Caloiabs, the
Purified and Refined Calomel Tab
lets That Are Nausealess, Safe and
Sure.
Mrs. W. R. Norris and daughter,
Rachel, returned to their home in
stands solidly-behind the good roads
movenjentfaysrhe Highway Maga
zine (Chicago). In! the. past the
Church was a powerful influence for
road improvement, we are told, and
"it is certainly true that this weekly
influenza often 'lead pneumonia ana
other serious complications. me
say that every cold should receive
immediate attention and that . the
first step in the -ti'eatment is to
make sure that the , liver is active.
For this purpose Calotabs, the per
fected, nausealess calomel tablets
are the surest, best and most agree-
contact with mudholes and mire was
a deciding factor in the minds ofi able laxative
manv when the Question of soendmir! One Calotab at bed time with
money for better roads was raised
ooresville today after spencVng i in the township, county, or state."
several days with her mother, Mrs. T3f the work is onlv iust hpe-um in
Frazier
7V
You cannot afford to economize at
the expense of appearance. Send
your clothes to us to be cleaned and
pressed- . -
Call 190 we'll do the rest.
Missea Hilda Councill and Dorothy
Buchanan, voung daughters of Mr.
and Mrs. 1L C. Buchanan, are out
again after being confined to their
hom-j with measles.
Mrs. J. L. Murphy yesterday after
noon killed a possum in the basement
of ner house, the animal having been
making off with her chickens. It
was a big fellow.
Mrs. George S. Watson will en
tertain tomorrow afternoon at her
home on Eleventh avenue in honor
of her. si ster Mrs. Connolly C. Gam
.ble, a recent bride.
Mrs. Henrv Fonde, special represen
tative of the Southern Railway Com
pany is in the city today planting a
hedge along the walkway between the
ntation and the Huffry Hotel.
!1
City Pressing Club
ERNEST WRIGHT, Manager
a
swallow of water that's all, no
salts, no nausea, and no upsetting
Joan Whitener, the little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry E. Whitener
is ill with pneumonia at the home of
its parents on Tenth avenue. The
little child is getting along nicely.
CIRCLE MEETS
Circle 1 of the Ladies' Aid ind
Missionary Society of the First
Methodist was entertained yesterday
afternoon by Mrs. E. L. Flowers and
a most enjoyable meeting was held
D. P. Bowman, sister of the hostess, of influence for th : church.
many communities the road to church
is almost impassable in the winter
season, and the farmer hesitates at
a trying task on his one day of rest
So
"Having been, with such good ef
fect, a silent force for the. improve
ment of highways, the Church should
now, when the good roads may be
had at less cost to the community
through Federal aid, and perhaps
State aid, raise its voice in urging
the passage of local good-roads bond
issues, at least.
"Where good roads exist, the
Church has prospered. Enriched by
the fruits of better highways, the
congregation has been liberal in im
proving and maintaining the church.
The size of the congregation has in
creased, and those to whom the op
portunity for Christian service has
been given are made the leaders of i
larger groups of followers and tnt
possessors of a wider opportunity j
for furthering the teachings of
Christianity ' -: .
"Just as the good road has enlarg
ed the areas from which the congre
gation is drawn, so has the automo
bile helped to ' create a W,ider range
Tht
of the digestion and appetite. Next
morning your cold has vanished,
your liver is active, your system is
purified and refreshed and you are
feeling fine with a hearty appetite
for breakfast. Eat what you please
no danger.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original, sealed pack
ages, price thirty-five cents. All
druggists recommend and guaran
tee Calotabs and are authorized to
refund the price if you are not de
lighted with them. Adv. Wed
PARTICULAR
people enjoy the Hayes-Long
Drug Store service it is always
the same, a regular consistent
service..
Along with courtesy, prompt
ness and quality. Hayes-Long
watches over the customer's in
terest. Hayes-Long Drug
CO.
Precision, Promptness,
Politeness
Phone 26 It's Easy
kOWER PRIG
Coat Suits
20 per cent off Marked
Price. Some SO to 50
per cent off.
Ladies Dresses
Skirts and Tri-cotines
20 to 40 per cent off. -
cChildrens
Shoes
From 25c to SI. 25 off
each pair.
Ladies Coats
20 per cor.: .
cd price. ,S :
50 per cc-r.t ;?
Chlldrens
Coat?
Prices marked ck-..-.
20 p-.r cent ': .
Childrens
Hosiery
Everv pair reduced.
The better quality.
Domestics
45c Outing for 25c
35c Sea Island 15c
45c Eleaching 25c
50c 1'ajarna Checks 25c
Silk Hosiery
. "
S0',to 50 per c'-n: o;T.
S'-me half pvi.v.
Ginghams
45c to 50c to
50c to GOe to -A'-
W oolens
Prices already re-daccl
20 per cent eft reduce-!
-.prices. All serg'.-
Broad Cloths, Coating.-,
t:c.
Jr'istmas Goods Now on Display
Thomp
4 K
son-west-to
fre Ladies' Store" i
mpany
w
I FICGS
Effective Today, over the counter -'V
CASH AND CARRY
Pasteurized milk, per quart 12c
Pasteurized milk, per pint 7c
Dressed hens, per pound . 3:"c
Full cream cheese ....... .38c per pound
All pork Sausage. ... . . . .30c per pound
Sugar, granuated standard 8 lbs.. .81.00
Catawba Cre
if!
amery i
.onipany
COfiQUElQl
ISTIPATIOt
HEAD
CARTER9
1TTLE
8VER
The Great Success of Carters
Little Liver Pills is due to the com
plete satisfaction of all who ue tnem.
Not by purging and weakening
Bowels, butby regulatingand strength
ening them.
Don't Hesitate Get a Bottle-
take one after each meal and one at bedtime. They act asji
natural laxative to the Bowels, and a regular and healths con
dition of the system with freedom from Constipation end u&
Headache is the result. They are strictly Vegetable.
SmaSI PIU Small Dose Small FHoo
.Genoine must beer signature
I RESH HOME MADE CANDY
MADE EVERY DAY
Fancy Fruits of all kinds
SAVOY CANDY COMPANY
"Phone 199
Headquarters for Fruits, Fancy and
Home Made Candy
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