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SATURDAY EVENING, MARCHs g2l
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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WALLACE REID
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"The Charm School''
(By Alice Druer Miller)
"Far better than 'Always Adaeious.' One of the best comedy
dramas troinir." Exhibitoi s Herald.
demonstrate why Keid has be-n heading all the popularity
contents recently." Nw York Evening Mail.
"Reid has never done bett-.r work. New ork News.
A Paramount Picture
ADDED ATTRACTION I'athe New and Snub Pollard I Comedy
SPECIAL MUSIC TONKJHT IJY UJS. IIATCIIEK
ADMISSION 10 and 20 CENTS war lax included
MONDAY
"THE DEVIL TO PAY
A Tathe Feature and
HAROLD LLOYD
"HIGH ANDlblZZY"
Hi New Million Dollar 2 reel Comedy
WANTS
3C
On cent a word for eac? insertion.
THIS SIZE TWO CENTS A
WORD.
This size three cents a
word.
All ads cash with copy. Count the
worda. before sending in your
copy.
FOR SALE FOUD ROADSTER and
tourinj car. Both in god condition.
A. L. Whianant. Rhoney's Garage
near Helton's store. 2 28 6t vi
FISH, FISH AND OYSTERS. We
have them. Shad. Mackerel, mul
let. Oysters 60c quart, 30c pint.
W. E. Shu-ford. 3 4 2t
NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS.
Close in. Telephone 270-L. 4 Gt pd
FAINTING, WALL PAPERING And
all interior decorating. We have in
stock a nice line of wall paper and
paints, fKalsominc. pure White
Lead, and oil. We can save you
money. We buy direct from the
manufacturer, we take care of your
carpets, and furniture with drop
cloths. Let us show you our l:n:
of wall paper samples, and figure
with you before you let your work
Estimates furnished- Abee and
Yount, Contractors. 1403. 14th St.
tlickory, N. C. 28 6t j c
1 MODEL NO 7 PASSENGER HUD
son, Super Six in excellent con
dition. Abcrnethy Motor Co.
SEED POTATOES
Genuine Maine Stock,
rish Cobblers, Early
Rose, Burbanks Red
Bliss. 50c peck, buy
now.
Wihetner & Martin
NOTICE FARMERS IF YOU
have cotton seed to sell or ex
change for meal, bring them in at
once, as expect to shut down
our mill about the 10 of March.
Newton Oil and Fertilizer Co.
2 18 21 25 28 Mch 4 7
WANTED TO S.ELL BALED HAY
and,' straw, loose . hay (crab grass
and clow,) . and sweet potatoes.
Pricea right, Call R. L. Fritz. Jr-,
, Hickory or Claremont. N. C.
18 Fri-Mon 2t
WHITE MINORCA EGGS FOR
Hatching. 15 for $2. Parcel Post
prepaid. F. J- Huffman, Conover.
fr3. i24 8t Thurs-Mon. pd
FOR SALE ONe"bLOCK OF Land
in Highland, .containing six lots,
II easy to reach, on isouth side of
railroad. iD. P. Canipe. 17 Thu-Sat
5t pd
WANTED AT ONCE 25 LOOPERS
and knitters at Tlie Best Hosiery
Mills, Inc., No. 552' Highland Ave.
t , v , . 2, 22 tf..
Wanted good clean cotton
rags. Record office, 3 2
EGGS FOR HATCHING .BARRED
Rock, Buff Orpington, White Mi
norcas, White Leghorns. i J. E.
Barb, Pjione : 160-J. f 6 tf
FOR RENT MARCH 1ST, A 7
room house close in. Garage and
harn on lot. Apply to D. W. Cook,
1408 10th avenue- Phone 248-J.
PRE-WAR PRICES PAINTING,
wall tinting, and paper-hanKing.
Prompt service. Estimates furnish
ed. Phone 14. J. A. Webb. 3 3t pd
FOR RENT ROOM S CLOSE TO 2
boarding housrs. Mrs. Jake White,
phone 293-J. 3 3 3t
FOR SALE ONE HUGHES ELEC-
tric Range only slightly used,
prica now $160.00 will Fell for
$100.00. One Bern Steel Range us
ed one mor.th price now 85.00,
sell for $30.00. Several heating
stoves cheap. One antique roll top
walnut deek cost $90.00, sell for
$40 00 Dr. L. E. Clark. 3 3 3t pd
FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR
Abernethy Motor Co. 3 tf
FOR SALE PRACTICALLY NEW
six Toom bungalow with basement,
water cvd lights- Prefer to sell
furnished complete. Call or see
Miss Beam at Shuford 1l3v Co.
3t 5 7 10 pd
FOR SALE 22 ACRES OF LAND
1 1-2 miles from rock store in
West Hickory. Price $1G00. Term-,
if wanted. T. L. Sullivan. Crouse.
N. C. 3 5 5t pd
MEN WANTED FOR DETECTIVE
work. Experience unnecessary.
Write J. Ganor, former U. S.
Govt. Dcctective. St. Louis .
3 5 12 19 2G pd
GET BUSY, KEEP BUSY. IS YOUR
job unsafe? Is it permanent?
You want a life long business. You
,can git into such a business selling
more than 137 Watkins products
lirect to farmers if your own auto
or team or can get one if ycu are
under 50 and can give bond with
personal securities. We back you
with big selling helps; 52 y;ars in
business; 20.000 users of our pro
ducts. Write for information
where you can get territory. J. R.
Watkins Co., Department 111, Win
ona, Minn. 3 5 12 19 2G pd
G. W. RABY, M. D., D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
and Spinal Specialist
Over Zerden's Store
Chiropractic Adjusts the Cause of
Disease
FLOORING
Oak and Maple
WE MAKE IT ALL
GRADES
Unefcclled for Service and Beauty
End-matched, Hollow Backed. No
waste in putting down
PRICES RIGHT
Beaman Lumber Co.
MARION, N. C.
You Can, Do It With a
Reo Speed Wagon
See it at -. t ...
Johnson's Garage
PAINT THE NEW WAY
PAINT ON EASY TERMS
Let the paint protect and beautify your residence while you
are paying for it,; For many years it has been easy to build or
buy names on credit, but never to my knowledge has there been a
time when you could paint your home on credit. Now I have
opened the way so that you can have your work done in the best
manner, with the best materials, on easy terms as reasonable
prices. ;- V '
Don't paii)t until you see me.
D M. HAWKINS
503 Highland Ave.
Highland, N. C.
The ring bearer in the Womanless Wedding Monday
Nights.
and Tuesday
Tfl PUSH
RELIEF
CAUSE FOR
CHINA
Dr. Geo. J. Ramsey, state organizer
cf the China Famine relief fund,
spent last night and this forenocn in
Hickory in the interest cf the 15,
000,000 Chinese whose lives will be
saved if the people of the United
States do their part. All the churches
of the country are taking an active in
terest in the cause and ministers and
business men here will name a direc
tor for Catawba county and put on a
vigorous campaign for aid.
Former Governor Bickett heads the
state organization as chairman and
Mr- Ed B. Crow of Raleigh is treas
urer. Tha Rotary Clubs of the state
are financing, the overhead expense
in Ncrth Carolina and every contri
bution made will go direct to the re
lief .agencies in Chiina for immediate
aid.
Dr. Ramsey was drafted into this
service, and is giving all his time to
WANTED AGENT IN NEWTON.
Phone Hickory Steam Laundry.
3 5 3t pd
FOR SALE 3 YEAR OLD MARE
mule. Will work anywhere. H. J.
Propst, Route 4, Newton, N. C.
3 5t 2t pd
the work. He declared that he was
never more interested in the success
cf any campaign that he is this, and
he agrees with ministers and laymen
that of all the Christian missionary
work being done none can exceed this
:n importance.
Hickorv and Cataiwba county, it
wa seca from the interest taken
her, will d'o their full part.
NEW PASTOR REFORMED
CHURCH HAS ARRIVED
Rev- H. A. Fesperman, of Newton,
who was called to the pastorate of
the First Reformed church last Oc
tober, has arrived in the city and will
preach, his first sermon as pastor of
this church Sunday morning. He tnd
his wife and little daughter, Mary
Brown, moved into" the parsonage,
364 West Lee street, Friday.
Rev. Mr. Fesperman comes to
Greensboro net only highly reconi
mended, but also more or less well
known to the congregation whom he
will serve. He has preached at the
First Reformed church a number of
times, aind he held a series of special
services there soon after his call
was given.
He is a graduate of Catawba col
lege the only institution of the Re
formed church in the state.
Rev. Mr. Fesperman iwall preach
Sunday at 11 o'clock and evening at
7:30 o'clock. Greensboro News-
The "Womanless Wddingf sche
duled for Monday and Tuesday nights
at the South school Auditorium will
be on? of the hits of the season.
Some (well known beauties will be in
the cast in lovely evening clothes.
Addresses by Mrs. E. F. Reid and
Mrs. Rufus Gwyn of Lenoir, the lat
ter president of the district federation
of women's clubs, featured the meet
ing yesterday afternoon cf the Hick-
cry Community Club. A large num
ber was present and the meeting was
presided oiver by Mrs. W. B. Ram
say, president, with Mrs. R. J- Fos
ter, secretary, keeping the minutes.
Mrs. W. H. Uarkley chairman of
the food inspection committee gave
a report on the work of her commit
tee and Mis. E. B. Menzies for Mrs.
J. L. Riddle, chairman, made a re
port on sanitation.
Mrs. Reid spoke on the subject,
"Does ,a Community Club Pay?" ana
answered the question effectively in
the affirmative. Mrs. Gwyn discuss
ed the district meeting in Albermarle
on March 30 and 'all local members
wtbo will attend are- requested to send
in their names to the recording secre
tary, Mrs. S. H. Farabee. who will
inform the Albemarle committees.
The -delegates would be away from
Hickory one night-
The club endorsed the action of
the executive board in undeiwriting
the Piedmont Lyceum course for
Hickory next winter contributed $100
the proceeds from "Billy "in Japan,"
to the high school library fund in
order to help raise it to the standard
required for admission into the certi
fied! class of southern ihiigh schools,
and voted to split the proceeds from
the presentation of the "Woman
less Wedding" Monday and Tuesday
nights with Hickory post No. AS,
American legion.
Eighty-four new members have
been added, during the club year
seven new names being enrolled yes
terday afternoon.
The. Community Club is an active
organization, its labors being. for the
community, as its name implies.
m rm
FOR MR. REINHARDT
' In the deaht of Prof. Clarence E
Reinhardt. the principal of the North
school, Hickory, N. C, iwe, the teach
er hereby record our deep apprecia
tion of and high reagrd for him.
Mr. Reinhardt was nformly faith
ful in the performance of his duties
and was always courteous and consid
erate in his association with others.
(He was a popular and useful man
in thp school and will be greatly
missed. His tragic accident and untimely
doa-th "has brought sadness to all.
To his family we extend our deep
5vmnathy in their great bereave
ment, praying that God in his ten
der love may graciously watch over
them comforting and blessing them
( Si "-nech Teaching Corps of Hick
ory Schools.
? Pure, Rich Blood Will Keep
Your Body Vigorous and Healthy-!:
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"When impurities creep into your
blood the first traaptoms are usu
ally a loss of appetite, followed by
a gradual lessening of energy, the
system . becomes weaker day by
day, until you feel yourself on the
verge of a breakdown.
Nearly everybody needs a few
bottles of S. S. S., the great vege
table bloody remedy, to cleanse out
all impurities about twice a year.
It is an excellent idea to take this
precaution to keep tha system ma
vkrorous condition so as to more
easily resist disease to wliich every
one is subject. S. S. S; is withoui
an equal as a general tonic and sys
tem builder. It improves the appe
tite and gives new strength and vi
tality to both old and young.
Full information and valuable lit.
erature can be had by writing t
Swift Specific Co.. 156 Swift Latw
oratory. Atlanta, Ga.
A Word
of Warning
Is there any good reason for using, an
old sock or shoe or iron pot as a bank when,
we can give you EVERY SAFEGUARD in
a checking account for your business, and
a safe deposit box for your valuables?
Come in and let us talk it over with you.
Consolidated Trust Co.
Hickory, N. C.
Bicycles
Ride them to work or
for Pleasure and
Health
Crescent & Rambler
Shuford
Hardware Co.
Weddm?"
South School
Audit
v.f. sit
Monday and Tuesday
Nights
8:15 O'Clock
Benefit Community Clu
o
Admission 50 cents.
Seats on Sale at Lutz Drug Stove
IS
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BANISH THE ENEMY OF MANKIND
When your body Is racked with RHEUMATISM, poison is
iually destroying the life-giving forces with:::. Neutralize
gradi
the toxins and destroy the poisons by using
It rapidly and surely eliminates the poisons, and relievos ail rheu
matic symptoms. Don't overload your system with harmful drjes
Half a teaspoanful taken once or twice daily banishes rheumatism
id makes good health your companion.
tkice si. uo
THE KELLS COMPANY, NEWBURGH, N. Y.
""batteries
What We Can
r.i Gt'
ma!:o cf
i
Ifeip J iillfl
If you own a car we believe wo
real help to ycu. No matter xvhel
battery you have, our job is to rr.ciio ii
long as possible, and we are equbp:c!t;
At this station we try to give z to:
ing to the word cervice Yru czr. bo
of impartial advice, skilful won: and
-able prices. -
Not until you really need a new tr.u
you be asked to buy a long-Iasiir? Erce.
"M7 ' JOHNSON'S GARAGE
ti&L Hickory, N. C.
We Specializecnly in
Welding, Brazing and Cutting
We weld Cylinder Blocks, Trans Cases, Crank Cases, Auto and
Truck Frames, Aluminum, Brass, Cast Iron and Steel.
We give special attention to munufactuerrs break-clown rvfi'2
ups, etc. ;i
We guarantee service in the above lines.
Hickory Brazing & Welding Co.
J. L. GOODMAN. Mr.
11th St., Next Door to Hickory 'Auto Corporation.