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WEDNESDAY EVENIKG, FEB
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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Our Prices
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on Watch Work are uniform
nnd as low as consistent
with quality workmanship
It is our aim to give you
tin1 best services obtainable
and at prices within reach
of all.
Our Watch repairing Ss
done by a Factory work
man and comes out l'.ke new.
We guarantee satisfaction
and appreciate your patronage.
Geo. E. Bisanar
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HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
SOAP SALE
Armours Bath Tablets and Fair
skin Toilet Soap 15c Cake now
8c Cake
LUTZ DRUG STORE
"On the Corner"
:ALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH
Prescriptions a Specialty
The February business and social
meeting of the Senior Philathea
class will not meet with Miss Lizzie
MeComb Friday evening having been
postponed until further notice on ac
count of the inclement weather.
Mr. C L. Pearson of High Point
has arrived in the city to assist Mr.
B M. Williams for several days in
closing out his stock of goods In &
bankrupt save- Mr. Pc-ivs'on will re
turn to High Point in about ten days.
Local and Personal
Mrs. H. F. Elliott of Catawba was
the guest today of Mrs. J. Worth El
liott.
Mr Hugh W Broome left last night
for New York, where he will join the
40 or more buyers for the Belk
stores and will purchase a new and
up to date line of ladies ready to' wear
for the Parks-Belk-Broonie Company
here.
TONS
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Apply thickiy over throat
cover with hot flannel
1 0 fk$
V A f3 o R u m
Oyer 1 7 Million Jars UseJYeaAy
Holy Trnity Lutheran
13th avenue and ICth street
At 6:80 p. m. tod:iy :the Blblc
eatehism cass. Let all come.
At 7:30 p. nv chuvch services. Sub-
Iject of sermon: "Cnnst's KJgnteous-
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ness, cur weuamg uunni'in-.
At 8:15 sharp, committee meetings.
A hearty welcome for ali visiters by
Paster Keg-ley and his people.
Dr. E. E. Rogers left today for
Johnson City, Tenn., where he will
make h is future home. Dr. Rogers
came .to Hickory about three or four
years ago from" Knoxville, Tenn., and
began the practice of chiropractic,
building up a good trade. He made
many warm friends during his resi
"NOMADS OF THE NORTH" AT
THE 'GRAND LAST -SHOWING
TOIY
James Oliver Gurwcd has more
than reneatsd he has surpassed- the
dence here and it is with regret that j mastery he stmevc: m J.,-oc u
they see him leave Hickory. Goda Country" and has given the
; lovers cf the cinema ait par haps u.
greatest animal ana human inteiat
stcrv it has ever had in the latest
RECEPTION FOR COUPLE
The Traveler's Club will meet on
(Thursday afternoon at 3 oclock with
Mrs J. A. Martin.
Lumber Prices Have Been
- Reduced
We have followed the market down.
"Come on boys let's go." We are in posi
tion to furnish the lumber and millwork
for your new building at reasonable prices
Lumber has done its part in lowering the
cost of building operations.
Our opinion is that you will not go
wrong by beginning to make your plans
for that newr building.
Will be glad to assist in any way possi
ble. Send plans for an estimate.
L. L. Moss
Miss Sue Wbodard cf Newton was
an out cf town shopper in the city
yesterday afternoon-
Mr, and Mrs. Henry Wariick of
Granite Falls were Hickory shoppers
yesterday afternoon.
Mrs. J. S. Carr of Asheville is the
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Earl N. Carr,
the former her son.
Mr. Pete Bolick has returned from
Greensboro and Salisbury where he
'.v as a visitor over the week end.
The Do As You Please Club will
meet Thursday afternoon at 3:30
Jo'clock with Miss Margaret Taylor.
WrrEDOC.SPRINO
ENGLANDER O
Sold eveiywhert? hy lumirurc
dealers and departmenf stores
llQa or ilLsimL'J booMci
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ENOI ANDEH SPRING HCO CO.
NowTfork - Brooklyn - Chicago
Professional Cards
Geo. . Bisanar
DOCTOR OF OrTXCS
Error of Refraction and all Opti
cal defect! correct.' with prooerly
fitted glasawf-'
Office and examination ron In con
nectioo wito Jowiry Sur.
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturers of all kinds cf
HARNESS, BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
DR. O. H. HESTER
Dentist
X-Ray pictures made, Teeth ex
tracted with gas. Ex soldiers re
ceive all necessary dental treat
ment FREE of cost to them.
Office Masonic temple building
Jitney Schedule
Hickory-Lenoir Jitney Schedule
Leave Lenoir 3:30 P. M
Leave Hickory 5.CO P M.
Arrive for No. 21 and 22.
C. E. ROBBINS
Miss Stella Fisher returned to her
hon-ite in Spruce Pine today after vis
iting her cousin, Miss Mildred Bolick.
Mrs. D. P. Bowman has as her
guests today Mrs. Sidney Smyre and
Mrs. Charles H. Everhaixlt cf Newton.
Mrs. D. M. Litakcr of Marion will
arrive in the city tomorrow to be the
truest for several days of Mrs. Goerge
Bailey-
Miss Katherine Willis returned to
her home in Weaverville this morning
after a visit to Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
VV. Bagby.
The Thursday Study Club will
meet 'tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock
with Mrs. George Bailey on
teenth. avenue.
Thir-
A reception was given Saturday
evening at the heme of Mr. and Mrs.
H. E. Whitfield in hener of the mar
riage of their son Glen to Miss Anna
Hoefl. The home was prettily decor
ated in p:;nk and white, the flowers
being carried cut in the s-me colors
The new couple received many beau
tiful gifts. "They are st present with
;hi parents, 6533 McGraw. Detroit,
Mich.
AssrtHaitpl Finst National feature.
'Nomads cf the North,' which open
ed an engagement at th3 Grand thea
tre last evening. The extraoidmary
spectacles projected im. this picture
certainly bega-ar description the ic
maikable performance of a bear and
a dog, acting more human to an
brute. ?nj the rcilitic fevest fire
constituting two high spots whic -one
could never forget. Ar.otr.sr cr.t-
i standing feature ci
thii
COM 31 UNITY" CLUB MEETING
is the quite unusual , puctograpn.v ,
many of JJhe scones being undouot-
!ediv the zenith of picionai P-u--
Th'e refsrualr mont.'hJv meetinn- r,f i
the Community Club .will be held j ucjJ; iW v- Kack to God's
Fruiay February 4 at 3:30 in the cc1oS cf Ncds cf the
Refcrmed cnuvch auditorium., Mrs-. , , " r. r.,. wfi, n-e
Thomas W. Lingle will make an ad- 0
dress cn Social Service, Immodiatsly ! ,m!i a" : .n-"v;i., 'C . ni-dc-
'.v, ' 1 iv til -
a reception hi honor of Mrs. LinIe
vill be R'iven at the residence cf Mrs.
ii?s- ivienziS. to vnich every crab ;
Mrs. It. J. Foster. Secretary
eonf irmsu
MISS TAYLOR HOSTESS
iss Margaret Taylor was the
charming hostess yesterday after
noon to the Tuesday Afternoon
Bridge Club and pi vera 1 visitors.
Three tables were arranged for the
game withi the prize, a. deck of cards
going to Miss Helen Springs for
making the highest score.
After th game a delicious salad
!rpr, ?..-. ncc ill the; mos
over of thriliitng sut-p?nse cou'd pes
siblv ask. The whole story concerns
viiiiar.ctis oppositr-en irrsr to tn2
j marriage cnl then to tnp J-a; 1
icf the mati-ied me or a vtme
I cm traT)P2r
icf a wild vacUng
1"CCGIVC'.
1 ;i loautitui orpn
nv the hrnd of V.'U
Pl:c-d
and it
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We have just
our Sale which we oiioi
42.o36 In. Pepperell Pillow C;r- v
45r36 in. Utiea Pillow Car---.
42x36 Hemstitched Pillow C::
94 Pepperell Bleached Sheet hi:-. . .
10-4 Pepperell Unbleached hh.
42 in. Pepperell Pillow Tubing . . . -72x90
in. Unbleached Sheets. . . . 1
"90x90 in. Pep-Bleached Sheets. . :
28 in. Amoskega Utility Ginghanv;
32 in. Andersons Chambray :-
2 Sin. Toile-de-Nord Ginghams . . .:
32 in. Bates Zepher Ginghams.-.-
36 In. Hope Bleaching . . 1
No: 60' 36 in. Berkley Cambrics . .:
36 in. Fruit of Loom Bleaching. .'2
36 in. Sea Island Sheetigs.-. .12 1
36 in. Rosalie" Percales j
33, in. Indian Head Suiting "..
36 in. Fine quality Long Cloth . . . ;
is
!'.;er ;s
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Elizabeth Helbrook, Frank Mai
Res.
lanies ivi
II. C. Lutz and W.
nf n-siriiT.i-rrimt for
Pom the hero's life threnrm U7- h
mr.rdv srerif c2 of dasniug ani ai ;
together vnteresting r--. ember cf toe
Icunted Ponce- . y
Kl Ecu- Iwyvio- m j
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Many other special values,
es absolutely guaranteed.
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Allen and Mes-
Loy 5.oI:ck. O. H. Ke&tar. i
Martin, Mary
Lon Chanev
the two leadi
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h high f.jicH:
runs
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Bkhoek.
The next meeting cf the club will
ho held on Tuesday afternoon, Feb
ruary S, with Miss Katherine Taylor-
the best char
C "nrdirn
ndens where ?t is
vescn. i'iie af
WITH MRS.
The Missionary Society of
the
First Baptist church held a most in
teresting meeting yesterday after
noon at the home cf Mrs. J- A. Bowv
les with fifteen members present.
Mrs. J. W!. Shnjerd, president of the
icty, presided over the busrneao
cter siu(iie o
, 1 1 1
psmi -.n ot vr'.-
ei:?ficuH fet
1
j r-turp ' deserve profr.se pr-
j ;s a foregone conchiron the;
his rlav ne cf the icrrar.s
rCe hits of the sen-onsinc?.
rosi to women end chiidrci
great.
HARDING WIJ.fi P-ETURTs
FOURTH OF HIS SALARY
Mr. H. W. Broome, who spent yes
terdav afternoon in Concord, report
ed that the snow began falling there session.
about 4 o'clock yesterday afternoon.! After the regular meeting the mis-
. sion study class was held. "Bible and
Circle 2 of the Woman's Mission-1 Missions'" was th'2 book for study and
ary Society of the First Baptist the ' first chanter was trl-vci by Mrs
church will meet tomorrow afternoon T c Blackburn.
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TA'.iwirmsi' wsw
at 3 o'clock with Mrs
Leach
Luther
Rev. J. A- Downs, pastor of the
A.-'.vcnt Christian church of Charlotte
passed through Hickory today en
rcufo from Lenoir, where he held a
special meeting.
Hickory Lodge No. 343 dr. j. b. little
A. F. A A. M. DENTIST
Rciorular ' communication Firm
and Third Monday nigrhta. ! Office Phozt
Brethren cordially invited to b
present. O' tr D. P. Bowman's Stor
H E Whit.rncr. Master
D. B. TAYLOIl, 8c.
HALE ELECTRO COMPANY I
. -c . . Ninth Avenue
DR. W. D. RAMSAY We are equipped to do all kinds
of electrical work, small or large.
DENTIST aS(l carry a complete stock
n n of Electrical Goods and a line of
Offca over Hayes-Long Drug Co fixture8 for fltore and residence
HICKORY, N. C. lighting.
When you have any old or Dr.Speas' Infirmary
cast off Furniture to sell
CALL 224 L Ears, Nose and Throat,
Highest Cash Prices Paid. Glasses properly fitted .
E. V. KEYNOLUS Over Hickory Drug Co.
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Electric Shoe Shop CYRUS C. BABB
a mrrrinf na-xT d,i., Mem. Am. Soc. Civil Engra.
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor Waterpower, Waterworks and
First Class Work Guaranteed Sewerage Land sub-dinision
Ph. 1M. Work Dlir.d gH. c.. cm. BU
1032 14th Street, Hickory, N. C. Address: Granite FalK N. a !
. At the armory last night the
freshman girls played against the
junior girls in a lively game of ibase
ket ball with the v score 11 to 24 in
favcr of the juniors.
Circle No. 2 of the . First Metho
dist church will not meet tomorrow
(afternoon with Mrs. E. E. Anderson,
as has Deen announced, out will meet
with her on Thursday week.
The Regina Millinery Company has
moved from the old Home Canner
building on Tenth avenue to the Bry-son-Snyder
Company stoi'e on Fourt
eenth street and will occupy the first
balcony. , j
At the conclusion of the meeting
Mrs. Thos. Golden assisted by Mrs.
A. M- West, served delicious hot
chocolate, sandwiches and cake.
The next meeting will be held two
weeks ater .t the. r.cme of Mrs. D.
G. .Mcssick.
WITH MRS. CARRIER
Washington. Feb. 2. Watn G.
States will receive something
iq rsnft iftcjc r,mneriS-?.tion f'"nrr; the
frovemment anrually than Woocrcnv
Wilson has received.
The treasury wiU pay Mr. Hrmng
th.- same amount it rays Mr. Wilson
R7K mo annually but internal ro-
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Mr. E. B. Tcmpletcn, local manag
r er of the Southern Public Utilities
Comnsinv :hia- been confined to his
home with illness for the past three
d;ys, but it is hop:d he will be out
in a day or two.
THE CITY
BEAUTIFUL
Talking abdut that "souare"
we want to say first of all that we
were delighted when the band
stand wc,3 taken down; surely no
one could "ccuse lhat cf contrib
uting to ine Dixy jseautiiui;
and we hope the authorities will
not allow it to go back.
The grass needs a little food;
bone-meal fine, and no better
time than right now to put it on.
Some places the grass needs do
ing over, where it has been
trampled on and washed away;
probably it would have to be sod
ded, if there is any sod to be had
anywhere near the city.
if you want to patronize the
nursery a little, plants might be
set at the ends and at the inter
sections. You would want to
use such things as Berberis
thunbergii, rosa rugosa and oth
. or plants with "stickers," so the
public would have respect for
them.
HOWARD-HICKORY
(To be continued J
The Hickory Music Club met last
night with Mrs. John G. Carrier at
her heme in Ken-worth and despite
the snowfall every member attended
and found good cheer and warm hos
pitality awaiting them. The following
ladies were charming visitors and
added much to the occasion. Mrs
Cs Trier, Sr., Miss Emma J. Morreil,
Miss Lund of hte faculty of Lenoir
College and Mrs. JI. M. Doll.
The program was taken from the
September Etude and the following
members tock part: Mrs- J. II.
Hatt:'.-i?v. Mrs. George Bailey, Mrs.
Geo. N. Hutton, Mrs. C. R. Wariick,
Mrs. J. G. Carrier. Mrs. J. L. Cilley,
Miss Essie Seagle, Miss Elizabeth
Holbrcok and Mrs. W. B. Menzies.
After the program the club enjoy
ed ;a rare treat when Miss Lund, e;
Norwegian by birth, sang three beau
tiful selections in her native tongue.
Miss Lund's mother who was a na
tive cf Norway, was a pupil of
Eduard Greig.
Mi-"s Lund was followed by rMs
Carrier and Miss Ellen Carrier, the
latter a graduate in the music the
past yerr. -a ho pyed a niano con
certo which was verv much enjoyed.
Assisted by Miss Morreil, the hos
tess served a delicious salad course-
followed bv a sweet course.
EUROPE CALL SPECIAL
enue bureau officials say uiat
Mr.
Harding must return nearly one xcurth
of this in income tax.
presfidetfi VfiVf'on was lexemptcd
from inf.nnifi tax under a suprnr-e
cmrt ru'ing because he came
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into
ffir, loforo 1to r-nactment "f "the
1918 revenue laws under which tax-
..nn.lit i r, V,n imnnf.prl ori th ?
salaries of the president and of fed-; 3
fral judges. The supreme court he in d
that 'the tax could not b- coVecte-H ij
in the case of incumbents because of(
the constitntional inhibition against J
the reduction of the salaries oc the J B
executive and federal judges during
their term cf office.
All clc thing intended for t.V.e suf
ferers in Europe should be brought
to Setzer and Russell's store tbda-.
or tomorrow as it is to be sent on af
once. Thanks to ail 'Aha -gave. God
bless you for it. Cash and clothing
will help to save lives now so please
act at once- He gives thrice who
gives quickly, give. Many thousands
are starving and dying. Our State
officials and leading officials of al
churches urge action at once while
winter is on. May God guide us
Committee Chairman. C. R. W
Kegley.
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Influenza and Grippe, Like Ordi
nary Colds, Require Caloiabs, the
Purified and Refined Calomel Tab
lets That Are Nansealess, Safe and
Sure.
Doctors are warning the public
that simple colds and mild cases of
influenza often lead pneumonia and 3
other serious complications. Tney
say that every coldhould receive I sj
immediate attention and that thejt!
first step in the treatment is to'Si
malce sure that tne liver is active.!
For this purpose Calotabsj, the per-,
fected, nausealess calomel tablets!
are the surest, best and most agree- j
able laxative. j
One Calotab at bed time with a;
swallow of water that's all, no j
salts, no nausea, and no upsetting!
of the digestion and appetite. Next .
morning your cold has vanished, j
your liver is active, your system i?i
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puniieu anu- recresnea -ana you are U'
feeimg line with a hearty appetite;'
lor Dreaktast. Lat what you please
no clanger.
For your protection, Calotabs are
sold only in original, sealed pack
ages, price thirty-five cents. All
uiuggisis recommend ana guaran-
, For the pomiher municipal election.
the women of Curay, Colo, have nam- tee Calotabs and are authorized to
ed a complete woman's ticket xromlretund the price if you are not de
mayor to marshal. lighted with them. Adv. Wed
Remember how last summer v
ed you had installed that electric 3 an?:o?
You put it off, didn't you In the ho tbnt.
you could worry along another iiririer?
Well, there's no excuse for going rrr"
another summer without an elect:--.
Ycu enjoy using" an electric range r
summer, you think, hut ask those v.
them all the year round.
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nib is neaaquarters lor an ckcu-
appliances for saving work and maki'
kitchen and dining room work plea art.
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