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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
WEDNESDAY EVENING. FEBRUARY 23, 1921
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DOLLAR DAY
The Bisanav Store will offer some ex
ceptional values for Dollar Day. Take ad
vantage of this opportunity
Gold Brooches
s Scarf Pins
Cuff Links,
item. . . .
Chains, etc.
Values two dollars and up at one dollar
for this day. Odd pieces in novelties and
table ware at one dollar.
Special A Special Reduction of one
dollar on every watch sold on this day. All
of the Bisanar Standard quality at big bar-
gams.
GEO. E. BISANAR
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
DOLLAR DAY
Means bargain day at the Essex Jewelry
Store.
2.00 values up for $1.00.
10 per cent off on everything in our
stock that retails for $5.00 and up. If you
need glasses, have them fitted Thursday
the 24th and save money as well as your
eyes.
Special discount on all watch repair
jobs left with us Thursday the 24th inst.
Don't miss the store of highest quality
and lowest prices.
A. J. Essex
Jeweler and Graduate Optometrist
Friday Night
February 25
Given by the Young Men of Hickory
GOOD MUSIC
MFORTEPl
IN "CORYZA CLGSET
PRICE REDUCED.
On AZUREA and FLORAMYE
FACE POWDERS.
RAST.
BRUNETTE.,
WHITE.
FLESH.
Was $2. Box, now $1.25 box
LUTZ DRUG STORE
"On the Corner"
ZALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH
Prescriptions a Specialty
Local and Personal
Mrs. M. L. Mooie of Granite Falls
was a visitor in the city yesterday.
Mr. Edwin Springs haves today
i'or Judith Gap. . Mont. Mrs. Springs
will join him later.
Miss Bessie Hause and Mrs. Flor
ence Glenso of Connelly Springs were
shoppers in Hickory today.
L 3
ROUP
Spasmodic Croup is frequently
V a po RUB
Over 17 Million Jars Used Yearly
Mr. and Mrs. K. C. Menzies and
Mr. Donald Menzies returned last
night from a visit to Florida.
Mr. J. A. Martin left today for
Winston-Salem to attend a meeting
of the Baptist hospital committee.
Mr- Donald Applegate is improv
ing folloiwng an operation for ap
pendicitis at the Richard Baker Hos
pital Monday.
Mrs. R- E. Simpson returned to
Charlotte this morning after be;ng
a guest for several days of Mr. and
Mrs. T. A. Mott.
The Embroidery Club will not meet
tomorrow as previously announced.
The date of the next meeting and the
hostess will be announced later.
"FOOLING THE FARMER"
Boston News Bureau.
The present congress, criticized as
a do-little body which comes to the
end. of its tether with the rope pretty
hsH v snarle: is acmeving a l-'"" i
teiistic climax in its handling of the
tariff issue. The tariff will be one
of the many complex uroblems which
will demand really statesmanlike
handling under the new administra
tion. Meanwhile the performance late
ly iin,W wav at thp cost of delay
to much public business has had but
one tangible motive. That, as pri
vately admitted by some of the per-
formers has been "to fool tne iarm
ei" . . I
As it came from the tariff-originating
House, the bill was a fairly
simple if palpable sop to the grow
ers of staple crops. Now the senate
has amused itself. by adding some
frills such as cherries and olives and
apples and lemons and condensed
miik- Senator Spencer failed to get
:'n his sunflower seeds. The bias
F.nirland was made
iTeshly evident in denial of admit
tance L.j Senator Lodge's proposal
to protect woolen manufacturers.
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An American girl has found it in
her heart to many Captain Boy-Ed,
and she gives up ?o much for him
that maybe he'il give up his prowling
ways for her. Milwaukee Journal-
Welles-ley college girls are bein?
rendered sneezeless, snulik'les.s and
almost immune to colds by mer.ns oi: a
"coryza closet." When a girl feels
the twitching of nose that heralds the
coming of a sneeze or is otherwise
warned by nature that she is catching
cold, she dashes for the closet. It is
a zinc-lined, air-tight, compartment,
and there she inhales disinfecting
fumes of formaldehyde and eu
calyptus oil.
Mrs. C. C. Bost returned today af
ter visiting her daughters. Mrs.
Claude B. West and Mrs. Robert V.
Moss at Wilson. Mrs. Bost stopped
over on ner return to visit relatives
in Salisbury-
Prayer services at the Reformed
chiuch will be over this evening in
ample time for any one who wishes
to attend the play given under the
auspices of the Community Club at
the Hub Theatre.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank A. Hender
son, Mai. and Mrs. Geo. L. Lyerly
and Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Martin re
turnod early today from Charlotte,
where they attended the Barker lec
ture last night before the Charlotte
Rotary Club.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Simpson cf
Charlr.tte mn ma If in or nlnns -fnv
erection cf a modern home on the
iot across tne street trom Mr- ana
Mrs. T. A. Mott. Mr and Mrs. Simp
son expect to have the building er
ected during the summer or early
fall. l . . '
WITH MISS ALLEN
ARMORY
Admission
2.00
Miss Mary Allsn entertained the
Tuesday Afternoon Bridge Club at
her home on Fifteenth street yester
day afternoon with three tables ar
ranged for playing- George Wash
ington score cards were used. For
making top score Miss Frank Martin
received a prize. After the cards
were laid away delicious refresh
ments in two courses were enjoyed.
Mrs. Voorheis Garth was elected
as a nw member into the club at
the meeting yesterday afternoon.
Miss Allen's guests included Misses
Helen Springs, Frank Martin, Rose
Martin, Katherine Taylor, Margaret
Taylor, Katherine Shuford. Frances
Geitner, Mrs. O. H. Hester, Mrs. B.
D. Williams of Charlotte and Mrs;
Cbas. Menzies, Jr., and Mrs. Voor
heis Garth.
Mrs- O. H. Hester will entertain
the club on Tuesday afternoon,
March 1.
SERIOUS FI ST
DRUM'S CAFE W.
Both fire trucks ' ware called to
Drum's Cafe this afternoon about
2:15 o'clock to put out a blaze caused
by an explosion of an oil stove in a
room above the cafe. The blaze ap
peared to be stubborn and a thick
smoke was issuing; from thi upstairs
apartment when the trucks reached
the scene but the firemen soon had
everything under control. Three
streams were played upon the blaze.
No one was in the upstairs apart
ment when the explosion occurred.
The extent of the damage had not
been learned when the paper want to
press this afternoon but it was
thought that the greatest damage
would be caused by smoke and wat
er. The fire was confined to the
upstairs, the cafe beneath suffering
some damage bf water, which trickl
ed through the floors. The dining
tables1 and furniture were removed.
Water also dripped into the rear of
the Grimes Drug Store, but no dam
age resulted.
'"THE SPOILERS" GRAND TODAY
MRS. IIUTTON HOSTESS
Mrs. George N- Hutton entertain
ed at four tables cf bridge yesterday
aftcinocn, her guests including the
members of the Limited Auction
Club and several special guests.
After the frame Mrs. R. A. Grimes
received the visitor's prize and Mrs.
George C. Yoder the club prize for
making the highest scores. The con
solation fell td Mrs. A- Wezen.
Following this lovely two course
refreshments were served by the hos
tess. Those playing were Mesdames W.
I. Shuford, E. L. Shuford, R. A.
Grimes, Frank Ingold. J. II- P. Cilley,
Walker Lyerly, W. N. Martin. T. C.
Blackburn, H. C. Lutz, W. T. Bla
lock, Roy Aber,nethy, George C. Yo
der, A- Wezen. E. B. Jones and N.
W. Clark. Mrs. T. A. Mott and Mrs.
N. E. Simpson were guests for refreshments.
HoWARD-HlCKORVCb. i
Landscape Gardeners-Nurserymen '
f. I rust worthy
This big? vital romance with strong
simple men contasting for their
rights, against the insidious invas
ion of. powers that prey, backed by
the sanction of "the man higher up"
stretches its crafty tentacles from the
National Capitol to far flung Alas
ka How the miners fought to hold
their own is one of the most vivid
chapters in modern history this
greatest picture play shows every
phase with remarkable realism and as
tonishing accuracy. Every moment
is tense and masterful in move
ment; while the depth and tender
ness of its sentimnet heartfully
holds the sympathies continually.
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HELPFULNESS
(Mrs. C. C. Bost)
If any story I can write
Will make seme burdened heart grow
light
Or causa som.e. . weary face to smile,
iiiai nixie story is worth while.
If touch of my sustaining hand
Can help some wavering one to stand,
And make its life worth while to
live,
That little touch I want to give.
If any song that I can sing
Can but a moment's pleasure brinp
And solace one .with its refrain,
That song has not been sung in vain.
Our pleasures hinge on such small
thine-s
The cheery word, the voice that sings
lhe helping hand with gentle touch
"t-ao mtie "ffan mean so much
iiunuiif; aavocates one-pioco
?Tf T i. u w,omen keep on that
will be all they have room for.
Raleigh News and Observer-
So anxious are we to hand over to
Mr. Harding all the trouble that we
can that if it even begins with a 'T'
we lay it aside and put his name on
it. Houston ' Post.
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At last what may be considered a
straight line" has romp -ft
Augustine. President-elect Harding
knows no more now what he js go
ing to do about the neare triwt,r.
predicament and the disarmament
proposition than he knew when he
was electioneering for the president
cy.r-Charlotte Observer.
e Battery
Question
Have you a Willard
Threaded Rubber Battery
in your car?
Then ycur battery judg
ment is backed by the best
brains in the automobile
business.
Car builders who are par
ticular about battery qual
ity specify the Willard
Threaded Rubber Battery.
Car buyers who are par
ticular about battery per
formance look for the red
Thread-Rubber Trade
Mark. Ask about Willard
Threaded Rubber Insula
tion whether you are in
the market for a new bat-
tery or not. We give
authorized Willard Service.
New batteries repairs -recharging.
Hickory Battery Co.
1226 Ninth Avenue
Phone 393
$1
Off on all Hats
Tomorrow
Regina Millinery Co.
Batteries1
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New "Co-Ed
Dress Receive
CLtfetta
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Co-Ecl.,, "Virginia Dare" and "Kiev;
Klad" new models just received.
15.00 to $55.00.
DOHA
THURSDAY THE 24th OF THIS WEEK,
Tfaompson-Wes
i Lompany
"The Ladies Store"
Hickory, - - North Cavolircj
Our Store will be Crowded with
Bargains
Buy where you get full value for your
Money.
BrG ALUMINUM SALE
Bryson-Sny
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Dependable
goods for Less
You I
the Judge ;
WAN
TED
Don't waste your time and mont1
ing on new parts. Let us weld them- .
weld anything, anywhere, :iry timf ' "
machinery, sawmill parts, :iutt)
cracked blocks, stea mboilers. "fij
weld anything in cast iron, hra eQ
aluminum. , 0l-
Everything at pre war pnVos. ah
guaranteed.
Watson Wei
Phone 225
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