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SATURDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 19, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Adaptul fri'in the Play by Hoy Hornimr
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Adaptul fri'in the I'lay by Roy normman
A PARAMOUNT PKTUKE
Beautiful Chotus Girls, lively Gown.. A laugh every :ninute
ADDED A TTK ACTION
PAT UK NEWS and "CASH CUSTOMERS," a Srrab Pjuc
Comedy.
SPECIAL MUSIC TONIGHT P.V AIUS. IIATC HER
ADMISSION 10'and 20 CENTS
Interest in the mass meeting at
: Newton on Saturday afternoon March
5 at 1:30 o'clock to map out a pro
gram for .good roans has been glowing
since the question was first taken up
a 1 F . . .1.1 1'.' il it, , . l l I i It t Uli-Miir m.mfinni
Thuisc'.ay night lent impetus to the
'J , movement. It is expected that the
&2 ' commissioners at their March :neet-
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itgS iiik uiua ait eicibiuu on a ynvj,-
g3 0(H) bond issus and that the voters
wiil go to the polls and say, "For-
M ON DAY
A Big Paramount Special
"THE INSIDE OF THE CUP"
A Cosmopolitan Production A Paramount Picture
From the World-Famous Novel by Winston Churchill
I'LAY KD IIV AN ALL STAI! CAST
' ward
j Ceo. R. Wootten, R. L. Shuford and
W&H J. Y. Killian are nrenarine- the nlans
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war lax included Si4j tor the Newton meeting- and it is
roped that every township in the
county will be- represented.
This will be the best year of all to
get the roads constructed at a reason
able cost, because many farmers will
hire teams and take part in the work.
MEMORIAL TO MRS. SMITH
Rev- S. B. Stroup left for Char
lotte this arternon to be present at
the unveiling: of a memorial window
in the Church of the Holy Comforter
'n memory cf the late 1 Mrs. E. A.
.Smith, who lived in Hickory for sev
eral years.
The window was made by the .Tif
fany Company in New Yoi of
the finest workmanship to b,e procur
ed in this country and is constructed
cf the finest stained gls-ss. Mr.
Smith jnade a trip to . New York
while th? window was being bail',
and saw seme of the work being
dene.
The window has been placed behind
the altar in the sanctuary where i!"
shews to the best effect and wh:re
it is seen immediately one enters the
church. It n largely through the gen
rrcsity cf Mr. Smith t-",at this work
in Charlotte has bein possible, he
and his familv doing a large part of
the efforts -.vhich have made the beau
tiful church cf the Hcly Comforter
possible.
Mrs. Smith while in Hickory was
well known for her davciim to- the
church, and for iber generous hospi
tality and had many friends wno
were orry to have her leave Hickory
It is very fitting: that the cnurch
should have a memorial placed to
her memory in a prominent place.
In the --bsir-ce of Mr. Stroup lay
services will be held, at the morning
service.
FUTRELLE SENTENCED na
TO SERVE FOUR YEARS
Wilson, Feb. 19. H. B. Futrelle,
found guilty in Wilson county super
ior court Vvednesday of leading a mob
which stormed the Wayne county
courthouse at Goldsboro on the night
of December 3, in an effort to get
possession . of three negross charged
with the murder of Hernia n Jones,
a grocer, last afternoon was ssnteno
d .by Jude-': .Calvert to serve four
years in the state prison. Futrelle
appealed to the supreme court and
his bond, fixed at $4,000.
ESTER S PILLS
IvaJIrs! Ask your Ir:gsrist for j
i itt-vhvn-tcr s Mamond Jrand
boxes, sealed with lilu Ribbon.
lrnscrlnt. Ask (orCHl-(j;fK.H.TVl
UUMOND BKANU I'ltLH, to ii
years knowr as Best, Safest, Alwiys Rcliaiiis
solo 3v mfvsTmmms
we can give you EVERY
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WANTS
Or.e cent a word for cacti insertion.
THIS SIZE TWO CENTS A
WORD.
This size three cents a
word.
All ads cash with copy. Count the
words before sending: in jour
copy.
WHY DON'T YOU HAVE YOUR
old mattress renovated and made
new. Your neighbors are well
pleased with their new rebuilt mat
tress. Just try one of yours.
Prices ?4 and up. Can return the
same day. Call Phone 3SD. Hick
ory Mattress and Springs Co., 305
10th avenue. 2 9 12t
WANT RELIABLE SETTLED
White woman to keen house ar
attend children. No drudgery. D
A. Hut to, Hildebran, N. C. 19
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we are mow leaav to m mat wmm
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CONTRACT
FOR SALE 8-ROOM HOUSE
-.close in with modern conveniences
..Call 272 J 2 15 2 wks pd
FOR SALE ONE FIVE I'ASSEN
ger Ford. Can be sesn at Hick
ory Garage. Coast Brand Overall
Co. 1G -It pd
FOR SALE FINE RESIDENCE
lot cn Tt'nth avenue, 63 by 00
feet. Pr.rt of Monroe property
Easy terms. J. L. Cilley. 19 :H pd
HATCH CHICKS WITHOUT II EN S
Electric heaters do th.1 wo:
while the hens continue laying.
Capacity 100 to 2.400 e'jirs. Wii'
work on any electric lighting sys
tem. Come in and tfr'lk it over with
us. Southern Public Utilities Com
pany. 2 14 U
EfiOS FOR HATCHING BARRED
Rock, B,uff Orpingtons and White
WANTED TO TRADE BUSINESS
.property in near by town paying
good lent for farm or stock mer
chandise. Address J Car? Record.
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FOR SALE RASPBERRY PLANTS
Blackberry plants, Iris roots, Rhu
barb roots- Phone Mrs. W. J. Shu
ford, Phone No. 154-.J. 2 18 5t
FRESH MILK COW FOR SALE OR
exchange for beef cattle. C. C.
Boat. 2 18 2t pJ
FOR SALE CHEAP FORD ROAD
titer, 1918 model and in good shape.
Can be seen at Catawba Creamery
Co. L. W. Punch. 2 18 2t pd
PEN OF WHITE MINORCAS FO ?
Sale. ..Phone 130-J 19 3t pd
FOR SALE ONE BLOCK OF Land
:n Highland, containing six lots,
all easy to reach, on isouth side ef
railroad. D. P. Canipe. 17 Thu-Sut
Bt Pd
LADY OR GENTLEMAN AGENT
wanted in the city of Hickory to sell
the genuine J. R. Watkins Medicines
Spices Extracts, Toilet Preparations
' etc. All or part time. A wonder
ful opportunity to get into busi
ness for yourself. Write today for
free particulars and sample. J. R.
Watkins Co., 61 New York, N. Y.
2 5 12 199 20 pd
GET BUSY, KEEP BUSY. IS YOUR
job unsafe? Is it permanent? You
want a life long business. You
can get into such a business selling
more than 137 Watkins products di
rect to farmers if you own auto or
team or can get one, if you can
give bond with personal securities.
Wc back you with big selling helps
52 years in business, 20,000.000
users of oric (produces. Write
for information where you can
get territory. J R. Watkins
Co., Department 111, Winona
Minn. 2 5 12 19 2G pd
At tlu request of the North Carol
ina Tobacco Growers Association!
IB. F. Brown, chief of the N. C. Di-1
i v:?icn of Markets, has prepared a'
summary cf the marketirg agreement j
and contract now being signed by
tobecco -"owers in YTrginia, North j
and Soiu.t Carolina.. The contract.
which is based upon the results of!
successful growers cooperative mar
keting association in California pro
vides:
(1- The Association is strictly j
cooperative. (2) Only tobacco far-!
mers belong, the association belongs
to the farmers. (3) Thre is no
stock and there are no profits. Pro-:
ceeds are paid back to the farmers)
after deducting all expanses of the j
treated exactly alike no partiality
all sign the same contract. j
(5) Good tobacco gets a good i
price poor tobacco not so good. (6) j
Tha Tobacco Association in not try-1
ing to fix the price but to get-it
for the farmer. (7) Farmer agrees
to deliver for five years all of the tc-1
bacco hs raises, but h3 may from time!
to time grow more, less or none asj
he himself chooses. j
(8) The contract is binding j
there is no w. y to dodge it when once'
effective do not forget that, but, itj
docs r.ot become effective until th?;
growers of 50 per cent of the tobac-i
co sign up. Thus the Association1
will not organize unl.ss f lu? fan-nrs
themselves demand it. (9) The As-1
sociation will make a substantial ad-j
vance payment to the grower at the!
time of delivery. (10) The Asso-
elation will pool all tobacco and sell I
from time to time in large lots. Each !
grower will get his share of the pro-j
iecds for the year regardless of the ;
price his particular tobacco may j
bring. j
Handling the Crop j
(1) The Association, only with;
the consent cf the members, organize 1
a warncusmg coooration in any
district or community for curing, dry
ing, storing or otherwise handling
the tobacco for its members. (2)
Only members may own common
stock and thi common stock controls
the corporation. (3) Preferred stock
having no voting power, may b pur
chased by any one, and may be re
tired later by the corporation. (4)
Corporation will be organized for the
service of th? Association, on a non
profit basis.
U) lhe Association intends toi
include at present the Tobacco areas j
of Virginia, North Carolina and South!
Carolina. (2) This tobacco area I
will be divided into twenty-two dis-!
tricts. (3) The Board of Directors'
will consist of one Director from each !
district, and, one from the States of j
Virginia, North Carolina and South
Carolina appointed by th- Governors
thereof, to represent the general pub
lic, twenty-five directors in all. these
control the Association, headquarters,
Raleigh, N. C.
(4) The." tobacco farmers j mem
bers of the Association, at a prima
ry election, select delegates to a dis
trict meeting. These delegates in
each district meet, orfanr,e pnd ei"h
a director from each district. (5)
Each farmer member has one vote,
no more, this is according to the best
experience in such associations.
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wash are, new, our plant is com
plete and we are Electrically Equipped throughout to
reader you first class work and service.
Just a trial will convince you that our statement is
correct.
Your Clothes are marked Electrically and Counted
Electrically, Dried Electrically and delivered in a Ford
For Service call
You Can Do It With a
Reo Speed Wagon
Sea it at
Johnson's Garage
FEB. 19th, 1921WANT YOU TO
know that W. M. Salem the fine
Candy maker is putting up business
in Hickory K. C, again, will be op
ened about February 22nd, with
fine home made Candies, Fancy
Jrivits and Red Bananas. Special
attention given to the Red Cross.
Come one come all in the Shuford
tuilding east end of the block,
Main Square. W. M. Salem.
2 18 3t
FOR SALE SHREDDED CORN
fodder makes good cow feed. A
S. Abernethy & Son. 2 3 2 wks
WATED TWO HIGH CLASS LOOP
ers. Apply at Taylor' Knitting
Mills. 19 3t
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Phone 407, owing to the fact we have not been able to
get a telephone at the plant yet.
Cfer
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Hale Electric Company, Phone 407
IFOR SALE HAY, BALED STRAW,
corn in ear- Mrs. Henry u Air
nethy, Hickory, N. C. 2 18 !' J
A word of WarW
Is there any good reason jW-
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a checking" account for vrm, i- .
a safe deposit box for your vaM?
Come in and let us talk it 0v.
Hickory, N. C
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