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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE FOUD
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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
Watch Inspector for Southern and C. & N. W. Railwa
TO HOLD BAZAAR
The Y. W. A.., of Corinth Reform
ed church will hold a bazaar and sup
per in the basement of the church
Friday afternoon and evening1. At
tractive booths will hold the fancy
work and one booth will offer ice
cream cones at a small price to ths
youngsters as well as the older ones.
Another booth will sell delicious
home made candy.
A tempting: menu has been arrang
ed including; oysters, crackers, chick
en salad, pickles, sandwiches, coffee,
ice cream and cake.
The public is cordially invited to
come cut both afternoon and night.
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MARRIAGE ANNOUNCEMENT
POLDS
of head or chest are more easily
treated externally with
k z n m gya
Vapo Rues
0xr 17 Alillion Jars Used Yearly
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Announcement of the marriage of
Mr. Grover C. Miller and Miss Alice
Jane W'einbach at St. Paul, Minn...
on November 27 has been received.
Mr. Miller, who is a son of Mrs. W.
L. Miller is a former Hickory resi
dent, and has scores of friends here
who will interested in his marrige.
He is engaged as instructor in the
regular army at St. Paul, going there
from the Presidio at San Francisco
in September. He has been in the
j army for the past eleven years and
during tha war received a commiss
ion to China which he held until lie
was mustered cut and returned home
to spend a furlough last year.
. His bride is a member of one of
the most affluent families of St.
Paul. They will continue to reside in
St. Paul for the present.
CONSISTORY ENTERTAINED
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
The Useful Gift
Is Most Appreciated
WON'T you come in and look at our
stock of attractive and yet really
useful and practical Christmas presents ?
Don't wait too long the ones that you'd
like best might be gone.
We probably have many of the things
you have thought of already at very
reasonable prices, too. And we think we
have quite a number of specially appropri
ate things which you haven't happened to
think of yet.
If you'll tell us what your perplexities
are, we may be able to help solve them
for you. And we are interested as much
as you are in helping you decide right,
for wo want you to feel like coming back
to us again next year.
Abernechy Hardware Co.
the WMCffSTl STORE
REMEDIES
Sometimes it isn't necessary to
call the doctor for you want some
simple nome reimeay, possibly a A
tonic, lotion, pneumonia salve or
toilet articles.
Call 17 or 317
and you know you will get what
you call for and you don't have
any long waits we keep at all
times all the articles one needs.
Lutz Drug Store
"On the Corner"
:ALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH
Prescriptions a Specialty
Local and Personal
Mrs. W. W. Rowe sp.jnt yesterday
in Forest Park with rs. J. W. Warlick.
Miss Katherine Shuford attended
the Shrmcr's ball in Charlotte last
night.
Mr. Dick Thomasson has gone to
Morganton where he is engaged in
Work.
3?
Shoe Repairing
Had you thought about having your old
shoes repaired? I am ready at all times
to do all kinds of repair work.
The next time you have any work to do
we will be glad to do it for you.
Work called for and delivered.
Electric Shoe Shop
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
Phone 106
Miss Francis Geitner has eturned
from a delightful visit to friends at
Wilmington.
Mr. W. M. Reese lias gone
Greensborc. to attend a meeting
the job printers.
to
of
The embroidery Club will meet to
morrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with
Mrs. A. L. Whitener.
The Book Review Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock with
Mrs. George S. Watson.
Miss Mary Herman is spending
some time in Chester S. C. with her
sister, Mrs. Earl Harris.
Mrs. Voorheis Garth will enter
tain the Do As You Please Club to
morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock.
Mrs. Chas. Geitner is entertaining
the Round Dozen Book Club this af
ternoon at her home on Fifteenth
street.
Miss Kate Miller returned to Gas-
tonia this afternoon to resume her
in art after spending several
days at home.
City council transacted little bus
iness last m'ght, the jitney situation
furnishing the substance for most of
the chewing of the rag-.
Miss Mary Thelma Wilson has re
turned xrm a visit of several months
to her sister at Boston, Mass., and is
p guest for some time of her sister,
Mrs. J. S. Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Henderson
attended the shriner's convention in
Charlotte this week. Mr. Henderson
loft Charlotte Tuesday evening for
New York on a business trip.
SOCIETY MEETS
The Woman's Missionary Society
of the First Baptist church held its
regular monthly meeting Monday ff-
rrnoin m the ladies parlor at the
church.
China was the subject discussed
wih Mrs W. P. Sneas as leader.
Interesting papers were read on
different phases of the subject.
Program rnished. meetine wi
turned over for rtnilpr business. All
oflfi'-nrs T"Pre reelected fw the vear
11 a" follows: Mrs. W. R. "Rrad
shaw. President, Mrs. Geo. W. Woot
en. vice preside4-: Mrs. R. F. Hend
ley Scvtary; Mrs. A. J. Essex,
treasurer. !
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Warlick en
tertained the consistory of Corinth
Reformed church at an elaborate 7
o'clock dinner at their home in For
est Park last night. The guests
went out from Hickory in cars and
spent a delightful evening in the
Warlick home.
At the conclusion of dinner a bus
iness meeting cf the consistory was
held. Messrs. C. C. Bost and J. F.
Abernethy were renominated as elders
and Messrs. W II Ingold and J c3.
Miller as deacons. Routine business
of the past year was gone over and
pians discussed looking forward to
better Sunday school facilities in the
basemnt of the church and the
possibility of installing steam heat. A
vote of thanks was extended Mr. and
Mrs. Warlick for their kind hospital
ity. The guests were Rev. W. W. Rowe,
Messrs. C. C. Bost. S. L. Whitener,
G. H. Geitner, C. II . Geitner Roy
Abernethy, A. A. Shuford James Sig
mon, Geo. Bost. W. J. Shuford, J. C.
Miller, B. B. Blackwelder and Dr. J.
II. Shuford.
WITH MRS. BURNS
The Ladies Aid and Missionary
Society of Holy Trinity Luther
an church held one of most enjoy
able meetins of the year yesterday
afternoon with Mrs. J. Porter Burns
as hostess. The devotional meeting
was in charge of Mrs. J. C. Mosei
and the topic "These Little Oner'
was ably and interestingly discussed
by a number of ladies taking part in
the program. The business meetng.
was in charge of the president, Mrs,
Kegley and roll call was answered by
35 members. Welcome visitors for the
afternoon were Mrs, P. C. Setzerj
Mrs. Leslie Cansler and son, Leslie,
Jr., Mrs. Edquist Mrs. Kuehner and
Mrs. B. F. Campbell of Washington,
D. C. As an honorary member of
the society Mrs. Capbell was given
a most cordial welcome and was kept
busy greeting old friends.
Regular routine business was car
ried out f.nd the annual reports were
heard. As December meeting is the
same was held resulting in the reeiec
same was bed resulting in the reelec
tion of all the old officers to serve
another year.
Before adjournment the hostess,
assisted by Misses Blanche and Win
nifred Burns, Mrs. Fred Jones and
Mrs. Ed Burns served a salad course
followed by fruits and candies. A
rising vote of thanks was exteneded
the hostess for her hospitality after
which the meeting adjourned until the
second Tuesday in January, the hos
tess to be announced later.
FOR MRS. GAMBLE
Mrs. O. Simmons entertained at a
delightful miscellaneous shower yes
terday afternoon at her home on
Twelfth street honoring Mrs. Con
nolly Gamble, a recent bride.
The home was prettily decorated
in Christmas greens which suggested
the approaching holiday season.
Each guest was asked to bring a
favorite recipe for the bride and af
ter all had arrived they were asked
to write an original verse of poetry
entitled "Advice for the Bride''
which was the source of much merri
ment. While the guests were bu?ily
engaged in pleasant . conversation
Master Billy Simmons, the handsome
young son of the hostess dressed as
cupid, passed down the stairway and
pausing before the honoree presented
her with r. large red heart and asked
her to follow into the dining room.
ihe doors were thrown open and a
beautiful scene was presented. The
center of the table was banked with
bright berried holly which formed a
lovely centerpiece and all about the
table were arranged numerous pack
ages, the gifts of friends.
A salad course followed hy an ice
course and mints was served. Mrs.
George Watson, Mrs. Edgar Yodor,
Mrs. E. Lyerly and Mrs. Hiram Sim
mons assisted the hostess in serving.
Those invited were Mrs. C. C.
Gamble, Mrs. Carrie Gamble,. Mrs.
George Watson. Mrs. Edgar Yoder,
Mrs. E. Lyerly, Mrs. II. P. Wiliam?,
Mrs. R. G. Henry, Mrs. Hazel Aiken,
Mrs. Roy Long, Mrs Henry Leon
ard, Mrs. H. C. Menzies. Mrs. Chas.
Menzies, Jr., Mrs. Loy Bolick, Mrs.
Thbs. Golden, Mrs. A. M. West, Mrs.
J. A. Courtney. Mrs. Chas. Watson,
Mrs. Voorheis Garth, Mrs. O. H.
Hester, Mrs. R. C. Buchanan, Mrs.
Hiram Simmons, Mrs. E. C. John
son and Misses Ruth Horner of Get
tysburg, Pa.. Katherine Taylor and
Evangeline Etley.
TO ii!S II STATE
'it's
Raleigh, Dec. 7. License has
yet been issued to the American
port Cot Deration by the state
partment cf insurance to sell stccK
in North Carolina. The newly form
ed corporation, having for its pur
pose the protection of southern farm
ers by Felling cotton direct to Eu
ropean markets, contemplates put
ting the stock before North Carolin
ian, but before this can be done
the state law will have to be com
plied with.
There is no objection to granting
the right, it is learned from the in
surance commissioner, but this can
not be dene under the state law un
til provisions of the statutes are com
plied . with. This will in all proba
bility be dene within the next ten
days as a representative of the cor
poration has already visited Raleisn
and obtained facts necessary fir
meeting the requirements of t'ne
North Carolina law. Former Gover
nor Manning cf South Carolina is
president of the corporation. ' . - ;
Wake county records of mar
riages for the last eleven months
totals 1,084 and of this number 596
nre white and 452 are colored. These
figures break all previous record?,.
the largest number for any year hav-,
ing been in 1919 when a total cf 925 ;
licenses were issued by the register :
of deeds. I
pnQTMSCTcpq IRt 1
3y the Associateo fress.
Washington, Dec. 8. -President
Wilson sent the following nomination-";
for pstmarter to the senate
Thos. J. Murphy,
C: Robert C. Bunn.
Nixon L. Cranford,
N. C
Greensboro, N,
Kinstcn, N. C.Winston-Salem,
BE1TO Till
WHISKEY FOR
COLDS 1! FLO
New Elixir. Called Aspironal, Med
icated With Latest Scientific Rem
edies, Used and Endorsed by Eu
ropean and American Army Sur
geons to Cut Short a Cold and
Prevent Complications.
Every Druggist in U. S. Instructed
to Refund Price While You Wait
at Counter if Relief Does not Come
Within Two Minutes.
Delightful Taste,. Immediate Relief
Quick Warm-Up.
The sensation of the year in the
drug trade is Aspironal, the two
minute cold and cough reliever, au
thoritatively guaranteed by the lab
oratories: tested, approved and
most enthusiastically endorsed by the
highest authorities, and proclaimed
by the common people as ten times
as quick and effective as whiskey,
rock and rye, or any other cold and
congh remedy i.hey have ever tried.
All drug stores are now supplied
with the wonderful new elixir, so
all you have to do to get rid of that
cold is to step into the nearest drug
store hand the clerk half a dollar for
a bottle of Espironal and tell him
to serve vou two teasppoonfuis
with four teaspoonfuls of water in
a glass. With your watch in your
hand, take a drink at one swallow
and call for your money back in two
minutes if you cannot feel your cold
fading away Ike a dream wthin the
time limit. Don't be bashful, for
all druggists invite you and expect
you to try it. Everybody's doing
it.
When your cold or cough is re
lieved, take the remainder of the
bottle home to your wife and bab
ies, for Aspironal is by far the saf
est and most effective, the easiest
to take and the most agreeable cold
and cough remedy for infants and
children. AdT.
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Handkerchiefs
Plain and fancy, silks, linens
and Swiss.
Gloves
uren,
For Men & Chil-
to $1.00
Always suitable i
f.iik and Ch-nncif
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Silk Hosiery
More? silk hosiery bought for
rifts than any other item. Com
plete stock 15c to
Ladies Neckwear
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Silk Waists
Mak3 ideal gifts for Mother,
Sister and Wife. Very new
styics, S2.00 to 9. CO
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Underskirts
Every woman wants another
Silk Undervear
little
petticoat.
right sie,
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Easy
to get
S10.00
r urs,
rs
Tii? biggest Fur season ever
known.. Biggest values we ev
er had. $19.00 to 75.00
Linens and Towels
Fancy and Linen Towels, Ta
ble Linens, Napkins, Scarf;-,
Pillow eases, etc. 2uc to 10.00
Hair Ribbons.
Manicure Sets.
Leather Bags
Mesh Bags
Beaded Lags
Hair Oi-naments
Cost vei
cotton. No
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to
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lao
omen
Suit
Bath Robes
Made rrom Bc-acc.-i
Men, Women and
fi.O'J to
I f -: 1 Pins.
, iJiSl Pin.
Caby Pins
vanity (.'uses
Middy Tie-;
.on
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Generally call for the
known preparations for
and LaGrippe we have
times a good stock of
remedies and if you
come
We will be glad to send it right
away. Two registered phar
rnists at your service all the
time.
Hayes-Long Drug
CO.
"Quality Drugs and Service"
Prescriptions. Delivery
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FRESH HOME MADE CA:Di
MADE EVERY DAY
Fancy Fruits of all kinds
SAVOY CANDY COMPANY
Phone 199
Headquarters for Fruits, Fancy and
Home Made Candy