Hickory daily record. [volume], December 10, 1920, Image 5

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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 10, 1920
D Superior Meats for Particular People
lif.f.vJ'1 r,' !'vctly i af,in ayiiiR that our market offers vou the most choice Be
lt tt.cn of meats .or your table that can be had in the City.
Th. kl!'; th'dt cur lxl;n' stomcrs will bear us out in this statement, and we
uim tru.. Jtu give us a trial order and ycu too will be convinced.
49 and 144
Phones
CITY MARK FT
Ninth
Avenue
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MGNTHS
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t i.vtTloiul your yntc-m with harmful drugs H
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.-. iou about the high cost of
.' HICKORY'S CHEAPEST
you an opportunity to save
:venty dollars on every suit
' stove, this savins' will help
; your gifts.
well tailored from 817.48
.. '. 29.48
at ten snot or two at
Etta May Dula was not mistaken
f ( r a rabbit, ycstewlav at noon, bat
she- hpi a light to think h;r end :.
came when a load of binl-diot went
screeching thtoujrh the wincknv '
Mr. II. C. Lutz's kitchen where she
jwa pvcpariny the midday meal,
j . hvttt rul the "-lass and fied her arm
ji'iM tiii' wiin line missiles, it -vms
'estimate! that between 50 vrd GO
shot.-; foiir.d lodgment. End Dr. Elack-
hu"'. re:r,cvcd a number of th?m.
Master Ticraca Lutz. Jr. who wss in
the ktcher, vai scratched by ilyi.-i:;'
ft'lass, but his wcunis were not a?
nainful is th.-e of the colored wevn-
txn. She was jrame, however, rnj is
b:-fk at hfr post today.
.oe Mi;'i una "rno other
were trackirsr r;bbits in the
back rf ftventeenth street
noon yesterday when one rr"i int- thv
LutJ! v.-or:lhoiise. On -f th" !rv?
fenred it nt and Mr. Shell lune.
f 3 with hi? crur If w.i then 11v
hr weapon va 5 discharpc-d. sondin?
'ti lo'.1 throusrh the kitchen windo
The vo'j"cr man, who was frigrht
?rd ? iho woman expressed his sin
Tin rPTi'orp.
Th? rr.bbit escaped.
Tiie nroRrarn at t!he Hub tomorrow
row will be Ruth Roland in the 8th
episode of "Ruth of the Rockies"
Rathe News and "Girls and Gun
powder." a two reel Fox Sunshine
comedy.
Some
good
show. . Come.
31ASOXS HOLD SPECIAL
MEETING; MUCH INTEREST
ho.-s
snow
'JO
With a Iar'3 attendance of mem
bers, Hickory lodjre' No. 343, A. F.
and A. M. held a special .communica
tion 3a st night and initiated four
candidal into the mysteries of the
Master Mason. Past Master D. L
Miller acted ss worshipful master and
Worshipful Master II. E. Whitenei
sat in the south chair during the
ceremonies, Capt. II. A. Furman ' be
ing tha setiicr warden. The work was
cariicd througli with spirit and
promptness and all was enjeyci by
the large crowd. Following the degree
v :rk, the lumbers repaired tJ the
'obbv of the temple, where th-3 craft
had been called to refreshment-..
Sandwiches, coffee, pickles, pie, and
soft drinks were there in abundance
c.nri the sccaal hour proved mosc en
yable.
.1 -
: CHRISTMAS fiiEV
we nn
Pain in Year Back?
Then Follow This Adv!to
Hi
that
ntington, W.
Dr. Riorco'a
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'Co!
::-.5ry73 Chcapcsi Siore
Va. "I will eav
Au-nric (anti-uric
acid) Tablets
are the best I
ever tried;
they relievo
any form of
kidney trouble
quicker tha::
any medicine
I have ever
need. I too.v:
about ono
third of the.
bottle and was
greatly bcr.e
and son-indaw
Ctet!. My daughter
CljiO WCro Sail line with iviin in liulr
I gave lb em the remainder cf tho
medicine and they wei-e entirely re
lieved. Anurie must be a very o Ho
le nt imody." MRS. ED. DE FO'Cl,
I j-ii '1 th Ave. All driiygicts.
Several hundred Hickory people, as
a result of the saving habit practiced
through 12 month.:, today are worth
."j: 15,000 more than they were last year
this time, and they can apply the
money either in .purchasing Christmas
goods or return it to their savings ac
count. The Consolidated Trust Com
pany is mailing checks to its Christ
r.us fund savers and they will do the
r jst.
The bank already has announced
1 another chrb for next year and it is
! expected that the number of member.;
: will bo doubled and the amcunt saved
j twice ivS much as this year. There is
: nn re ason why the people of Hickory
! and this section should not save $50.-
000 m the next year, and if they will
take the advice of those who put aside
S'.nv.c money every week for the past
1 2months they will start a rush cf"
d;-posits.
The money comes in handy at
Will Herman, whose barroom near
Catawba Springs was broken up on
Wednesday night, November 24, was
rcntenccd in county court Tuesday to
six nrcnihs on the public roads on the
charge 01 selling liquor. He was
j caught with the goods. Sheriff Isen
I hewer and Mr. C. R. Rrady of Con-
over and two other officers raided
his alleged store and found barroom
fixtures. He was evidently preparing
lor a busy Thansgiving trade.
As Herman learned what wss hap
pening, he made off with two jugs
of lioucr, spilling the juice as he
fied Mr. Brady and a Newton officer
grabbed him. Herman, is about GO
years, old and has a family. His age
faved him from a longer sentence.
County Judge Sigmcn said.
' For. several days it was believed
that TIercnan, who. was out under'
bond on charge of selling liquor,
wbidd expose a score or more of I
blecbaders and bootleggers in Cataw-j
ba. Caldwell and Alexander counties,
but somebody "worked" cn him
before the day of trial. A Hickory
man, who went on his bond, is saidj
to have toid him the consequences!
of uncovering the liquor dealers, j
vhile M: Brady pointed out to him 1
die good he cevdd no his own family
3rd several counties by telling of the
rotteness that he knew about.
Herman considered a light sentence
".r.d a clean breast of th.3 rotten busi
ness or closed lips rnd a term on the
roads. He chose the roads.
ATTENTION MEMBERS
Hickory Post No. 48. American
Legion will meet tonight at 7:30 in
the club room over the Standard
Garage. A 1 n-ge " attendance is re
quested. Important business will come
before this meeting.
' Dr. .r. H. S'huford. Pest Com.
R. M. Yount. Past Adjutant.
CUTS 8t BUyiSES
are protected from poison and quickly
bealed with
tmas time.
It Is a thorough antiseptic and prevents
any bad effects from a bad cut or
wound. Sold by
LUTZ DRUG STORE
Sheriff Mouser will be
at the City Manager's
office tomorrow with
the tax books for Hick
ory township. Make it
a point to see him. It
A Great Holiday
Reduction Sale of Fine
Clothes
Suits Worth $50. 55 and $60- have been
further reduced to
$39.50
You have been getting some pretty live
ly values from this store; when we
couldn't see much hope that prices of cloth
ing would come down, we just pulled them
down.
Now we're giving them another "bump;"
we're determined to lead everyone in val
ue giving.
Since all that we can possibly hope to
make, on these clothes is good will' we're
going: to make all of that we can; These
values ought to bring every man in town
to this store.
Hart Schaff ner & Marx silk lined Suits and
Overcoats, worth $65. $70. $75, $80.
$49.50
Hart Schaffner & Marx fine Suits and
Overcoats, worth $50, $60, and $65, now
$39.50
Other Grades $24.50, $29.50 and $34.50
Moretz-Whitener Clothing Co.
The home of Hart Schaffner & Marx
clothes
ALE
Reduction on all Electrical Appliances, beginning Friday, December 10th and extending through the Holidays. We will sell all El
ectneui Heating and Cooking Appliances, Table and Floor Lamps, Washing Machines, Sewing Machines' etc., at 25 per cent re- .
auction. The following is a list of a few of the many useful gifts you may select from:
ELECTRIC RANGES
':'.!). CO Wcstiaghouse Automatic Ranges, now $17'00
'.".00 Hughes Range, now $155.00
SIT.'.OO Simplex Range, now $135.00
SEWING MACHINES
:-t;o.(iO Machines, now $40.00
oT.'i.OO Machines, now $55.00
SEWING MACHINE MOTORS
5J2.0 Motors, now . -- ?15.00
WASHING MACHINES
?? 1-iO.OO Machines, now $112.50
?1C0.00 .Machines, now $120.00
WAFFLE IRONS
$20.00 Irons, now $15.00
TOASTERS
$9.00 Toasters, now .$6.75
IMMERSION HEATERS
$7.00 Heaters, now $5.25
ELECTRIC IRONS
58.00 Irons, now : $6-00
VACUUM CLEANERS
$57.50 Cleaners, now $43.15
Floor and Table Lamps
$60.00 Lamps, now $37.50
All Grills, Perculators, Chafm Dishes, Heating Pads and Electric Heaters at 25 per cent reduction.
$102.00 Lamps, now $73.75
$127.00 Lamps, now $79.40
$83.00 Lamps, now . .
$68.00 Lamps, now . .
. . .$51.90
.. .$49.40
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