Hickory daily record. [volume], December 13, 1920, Image 6

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MONDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 13, 1920
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
THESE GIRLS ANXIOUS
I FOii AMERICAN HUSBANDS
.FRENCH SCIENTIST HAS
SOLUTION FOR LIGHTS
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m
rew or
roll
ton Furn. Co.
cmas Piano
Iibau. Latvia, Nov. 20. Latvian I V&rx., aov. zo. wma ana waier
-irls are looking longingly at the j hold the solution of the fuel shortage
American matrimonial market. The j in France, E. Colardaau told his
war has left Latvia with a surplus ! associates at the Academy of Sei
ne pre
prcoi in
Lhe results of an installation c
Ti-n'o1 wx;n and. husbands are scarce i enee at its last meeting
mid
FOR SALE MODERN 6 ROOM '
Dunn'ali'W in West Hickory. Phone j
S08-K fi-cm C to 7. 12-2 lopUj
FRESH OYSTKRS IIErfT QIAL
ity, cleanest, largest. All oysters,
no liquor. l'ackul in pint and
quart tins. Shipment arrives
daily. Whitener & Martin.
tod 12-18
kitchen faucet of a water-turbine j
winch drives a dynamo that charg
es storage batteries.
City pressure on the water, he ex
plained, is sufficient to furnish a
household with electric light
fall of the water through a pipe to
turn the charging turbine.
New interest has been taken here
in this idea of household instal
lations because the higher costs of
fuel and powerfl it is considered, may
wake practicable thess water tur
bines. I. !
CONSUMERS' ASSOCITION
TRIES TO FORCE PRICES
ion o-nvprnment has arranged
oar-' 15,000.000 marks at the dispo- j
i r.-f th' association at a low ratei
of interest
to! BURNS HIGHLAND MARY
BURIED IN NEW GRAVE
Gera, Germany, Nov. 25. A great
onsuraerso assciation has bscn form
al at this nv-nrjfacturuig center of
i Thiu'ingia to purchase tne products
In the country, M. Colardc-auj of the Gera textile mills in an at
IN OltDKR TO (JET YOUR LAFX-
dry back before Xmas we will make
the usual trip cn l.'ith strert :.iul
Ninth venue on Monday. Decem
ber 20. We will ah:o mahe
the Menzie: Hill trip Mcnciiiy
A. M. M nday 1. M. we will
work West Hickory and East Hick
ory, East Sth and Jth avenue Ken
woith. Ileuse keep this in m'ni
mil have your laundry ready as we
will not make any other calls.
Hickory Steam Laundry. 12-8 It p.l
New Columbia Records
now on sale. Tipton
Furn. Co.
PIANO TUNING I AM GETTING
More orders for piano tuning than
I had tx pec-ted, and will not leave
Hickory until after Christmas. If
you are pleaded with my work tell
your friends, if you are not plea.-'ed
tell me and I will make it so. or
refund your money. E. E. Ander
pon. Thorn- M0-J. Hardin Studio.
12-8 fit p:l
expensive. Lnaer tne Leuisn
vv?.e".us a bride must bring hsr hus
Lain', a dower in keeping with the
social position of her own family
a:vl that "? her husband.
A Lettish merchant consulted the
Associated Press correspondent in
i seriousness about the prospect of
finding hti'dinrwl-4 f.-.v his daiifhtev- in
iVoriM ' would install windmills to puma wit- te.mpt to force down
"One of rav daughters is in New!cr to elevated tanks and utilize the! Heve unemployment
ork m school. Sne is only lo
and I am not worrying about her,''
he said. "I know she will learn
English perfectly and find a gooJ
husband who won't demand any money
settlement. But I have two older
fauehters hero in f atvia. Any wen
i hat I would have for sons in law de
mar. 1 unrcascmiblo dowries. They
want : hurid' Hi thousarnl rubles at
lease (equivalent t;; about $750).
Scene cf tlv.m demand 2C0.000. That's
a hit of monev to us under present
eenditions, an:l I want to send thc
pirls to America. They are stuJying
English now. but I can't ret -rov-missian
for them to go to the Unit
ed States."
HOW HE KNEW
price
The
and re-
rhuring-
Scveral billion marks worth
j Greenock, Scotland, Nov. 13. With
of i CTi-P.it solemnity, the remains ,f
h"--v
Mary
material already has been oougliu ny
the association and it is planned to
extend the buying campaign until all
factories can "resume full operation.
Nearly 7,000 of the 8,000 men for
merly employed in 27 textile rruils , necessitated oy an extension of
Campbell, Robert Eurn--"
'"Highland Mary" were transferro i
today from the Old West Grecmx-i;
here to a new grace in Gretno;-;;
cemetery. The rewoval had
nerc
have been idle.
Nothing is to be gained by provok
ing are-viva! of the boy's, question:
Whv did God make Sunday the long
est day in the week? New
Evening Post.
local shipyard.
Fror the snot where Mary was
buried 13d years ago, the coffin wax
borne reverently cn the shoulders
of representative's of Barns Club.--,
from all over the cohntry to its nc
York' i oh. ting place and. a hvgc crowd .y
Burns admirers attended an ineres-
WANTFD. SKI 'ON I) HAND CLOTH-
ing and shoes for boy and girl, 11
years old (twins) to fit them up
ho that they can attend , school,
these children live just outside the
city ami are destitute. Any one
wishing to donate clothing for
these children may leave same at
Mr. Umstoads Grocery store, or
write to the undersigned rjnd it
will be called for, Chas. E. Hefner,
Sup. Public Welfare, Hickory N.
C. 12-13 2t
For Saie-One Player
Piano, walnut case,
one piano, mahogany
case, Lyon & Healy
make. Guaranteed.
Sold on time if you
wish. Tipton Furn. Co.
WANTED A T ONCE CLEAN
cotton rags. Clay Printing Co.
"You sav you wa-e held by a foot
pad v it !i a revolver this morning.
At what thm ?"
"Five minutes to 1."
"How ea-: you fix the time so pre
cisely?" Because I could so the church clock
r.nd I noticed the hands were in the
y-;mo -,)); it ion as mine." Lor.-bn
Tit-Bits.
Theie nve CO pounds in a bushel of
wheat, but r.ow selling cheaper than
24 pounds of flour. Chattanooga
News.
lo
Get Rid
Of Your Cold
Wm D
.1 i. 11
The quick way is to use
Dr. King's New
Discovery
V'- ..- I
ON'T fool with a
cold. Go to your
MAMMOTH YELLOW
SOY BEANS
Wc have just received a car load
of finest quality Mammoth Yellow
Soy Beans at $2.25 a bushel for
quick sale. Farmers will be safe
by buying now. See these beans
and you will be sure to buy.
HICKORY SEED CO.
drusreist and pet a bottle
of Dr. King's New Discovery and start
taking it. ' By the time you reach
home ycu'il begin to feel better, and
will have, a restful sleep without
throat-torturing coughing.
Dr. King's New Discovery, for over
Gfty years a standard remedy, has the
medicinal qualities that relieve con
gestion, ease the cough and loosen the
phlegm. Convincing, healing taste,
too. Trice 63 cents, $1.20 a bottle.
For colds and Coughs
LIVING ROOM FUR
NITURE REPAIRED
Have your suite re
paired here at the fac
tory. Large assortment
of coverings, and only
expert workmen. Your
suite made like new
and returned to you
promptly.
Carolina Parlor
Furniture Co.'
Statesville, N. C.
11 30 12 21
TRUSTEE'S SALE OF
TATE
REAL KS-
By virtue of the power of sale
contained in n certain deed of trust
executed by Jim Nance and Fran? is
Nance to the undersigned Trustee to
secure a debt due and owing the
First Building and Loan Associati ve,
default having been made in the
payment thereof, which said deed of
trust is dated August 14th., 1920,
and registered in the office of the
Register cf DccUs for Catawba
County in Book No. 149, at page 28",
the undersigned Trustee will, on Fri
day, Dec. "1, 1920, at Noon in front
of the office of the First Building
and Loan Assciation in the City of
Hickory, offer for sale and sell at
public auction for cash all that cer
tain lot or parcel of land lying in
Hickory Township, Catawba County.
North Carolina, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stake on a 10-foot
alley, Sallie Morrison's corner, and
running North 1 East 112 feet to
Chestnut Avenue, thence along 'this
Avenue 73 feet to a stake; thence
South 1-2 East 110 feet, to a stake,
Sallie Moriison's line; then with her
line North 89 West 70 feet to the be
ginning, being lot No. 4 of J. D.
Winkle's lots in East Hickory, sur
veyed by J. E. Barb, Surveyor. Being-
the property conveyed bv J. L.
Riddle and wife and W. II. Nicholson
and wife to the said Jim Nance by
deed datid June 1, 1920.
This the 39th day of November,
1920.
O. R. WOOTEN, Trustee.
Dec. 1 3 15 22 29.
Constipated? Here's Relief
Cleanse the system and bring back
your old time energy with Dr. King's
Pills. They promote free bile flow,
stir up the lazy liver and get at the
root of the trouble. Price, 25 cents.
Prompt! Wont Grip
.flte Fills
ur.mn
UCTION SALE OF J. W. DENNY
LANDS
Under an order of the Superior
Court made in the Special Proceed
ings, entitled "In re: Mrs. J. W.
Denny, widow; and W. -W. Denny, J.
F. Denny. Gertrude Denny, Florence
Pritchard, L. V. Denny, E. B. Denny,
Eettie Johnson, ar.d ITattia B. Clarke,
minor, by her general guardian, J.
Frank Clark, heirs at law of J. ' W.
Denny, deceased; and First Security
Trust Company, Admr. cf J. W.
Denny. Ex-parte," the undersigned
commissioner, cn
Saturday, January 15, 1921, at 2:30
P. M. upon the premises, will offer
for sale at public auction the fol
lowing tract or iparcel of land in
Hickory-. Township, Catawba County
North Carolina, bounded as follows:
Beginning at a stone at railroad.
A. A. M'ilor's north-west corner, and
runs South 3 East with Miller s line
121 poles to a stone, . A. Miller's eo
nr.in the old lno then South 88
West with old line 25 poles
to a stone in the nublie rnnd-
then North 31 West with the road
70 poles to a stake in Arney's- line;
then North 25 East with said line 40
poles to an old pine corner;, then
North 55 East 28 poles to a stone on
railroad tank; then North 30 East
with railroad 17 1-2 poles to tlu
point cf beginning, containing 30
acres, except )?ir.-h parts Und nr-t--cels
thereof as have heretofore b?en
sold and conveyed, leaving a balance
cf 27 acres, more or less.
This property is located just South
of the right of way of the Southern
Railway Company, and opposite the
nursery of the Howard-Hickory Com
Tmy, has a frontage on .the sand
clay public road and contains a modern
six-room Bungalow.
This property will be subdivided
into suitable building lots, and will
be sold separately, and as a whole,
and the best price reported. A map
of this subdivision can be seen bv
respective purchasers at the resi
dence on the premises., or at the
I-'irst Security Trust " Company in
Hickory. 1
Terms: One-third cash; one-third
in three months; balance in six
months. Deferred payments to be
satisfactorily secured.
This December 11th. 1920.
First Security Trust Company,
Cmmissioner.
Dec 13 20 27 Jan 3 10.
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Setzer & Russell Announce the Greatest
H
argain
vent o
f the S
eason, oegmning
t
And Lasting 1
5 Days
Him- Grade
ooas a
How r
rices
wsnt vati aiw ftfrtr.fc and havft marked everv ihinf down so low thai thev are bound to gc. Wekvs
some especially good bargains in Clothing and Shoes. Ask to see them. No goods sent out on s
and positively nothing charged at sale prices.
LOOK AT THE PRICES BELOW THEN YOU WILL DECIDE TO BUY FROM US
vIEN AND
LADIES COATS
10.00 Ladies Coats . . .' .$5.98
$12.50 Ladies Coats $7.98
$15. 00 Ladies Coats . . . .
o
. S22.98
.$32.98
.855.00
825.00 Ladies Coats $14.98
830.00 Ladies Coats $18.98
T
$40.00 Ladies Coats . . .
$50.00 Ladies Coats . .
875.00 Ladies Coats . .
$35.00 Short Plush Coa. $23.98
LADIES SUITS
We have 25 Ladies Coat Suits
which we are going to close out
at $12. to $38.
OVERALLS
Best Overall made for men $2.19
Good blue heavyweight. . .$1.59
Youth's good blue Overalls . . .
98c to $1.49
Boy's Good blue Overalls
69c to $1.19
Best work shirts that are made
for men, $1.75 quality at .98c
OUTING
Good striped and solid colored
Outing at . . ... . . 19c
Free!
To the first 1.00 persons whose
purchases amount to $5.00 or
more we will give absolutely free
1 lb. Good Roasted Coffee
DRESS GINGHAMS
50c Dress Gingham . 35c
40c Dress Gingham ........ 29c
36 in. Dress Ginghams . .
' Good Apron Gingham
CLOTHING FOR
VV n ho vn,nc-
19c
BOYS
jntly
the northern market
values in clothing.
stock will go at
Men's $30.00 Suits
Men's $35.00 Suits
Men's $40.00 Suits
Men's $50.00 Suits
Boys Suits from $5.00 t
bougM
,-ome
All of oi
...M
sioi
LADIES' DI
Only 20 Ladies' Drcsse
Our entire line of silks, includ
ing taffetas, satins, and crepe
de chines, to go at very low prices
SHOES
We have a big stock of ladies
men's and childrens shoes that
we are going to put on sale at 1-4
off.
SHEETING
36 in. good quality Sea Island and
AAA unbleached sheeting at .
.... . ... : . . . 121-2C
These are rnaue
serge and charm o
go at extremely lovv
me
lefi-
WOOLEN GOODS
We have a big lino
dress goods, iricotino
Broadcloth and serges,
from 50c to 86.00 yard at
'.'A!?!.
Jt-rst
V0i"
14 o:
UMBRELLAS
V)'
We have just recerea
ii n T "I TT .I-vwiU'lC; VU-
OT At ,nf i; v'ini
beautiful Ivory ham
will sell at $4.00 and
tnai
S5.00 eacr-
Hickory, North C
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