Hickory daily record. [volume], March 11, 1921, Image 6

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FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 11, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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'The Frontier of the Stars"
From the Heart-Stirring: Story by Albert Payson Terhuno
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By ROBERT SHANNON
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Deputy Sheriff Pink Campbell and
Waites Abeo returned last night from
a raid through Catawba and Burke
counties in conjunction with Sheriff
Johnson and Deputy Sheriff Ward of
Burke county that carried them
through the still places. As a result
they destroyed 2S gallons of liquor,
arrested Charlie Eurns and Sam Hil
debran, Jr., two white men, took
three negroes into custody and found
a quantity of mash and a half dozen
places where furnaces had been oper
ating. The raid was most successful about
Shoup's Ford on the upper South Fork
river, and it was here that they ran
into the most indications of blockad
ing. Many large glass demijohns
were found, some empty and others
containing liquor, and they broke the
bottles and poured out the booze.
They brought five gallons with them
to use an evidence against the negroes.
Six old still furnaces were observ
ed during the rounds, the officers said,
but in no instance was a plant run
ning.
"A understand that in the new play
Alice has quite a difficult part."
"Difficult? Why, she 'doesn't say a
word."
"Well, isn't that difficult for Al
ice?" Boston Transcript.
Lenoir, M'arc'b 11 The third day
of the contest hearing of Dr- J. Ike
Campbell, who is contestant for the
seat of Congressman R. L. Doughton
i.i his district, finds little or no- evi
c.ice of fraud or illegal voting. The
boast of showing up corrupt practices
on the part of the election officials
has totally collapsed and the hearing
has do-f lnnorl into a drantr that is try
ing on spectators and is beginnig to
show effect on the officials taking
part.
Of the dozens of witnesses exam
ined since Monday morning, prac
tically nothing of a damaging nature
has been revealed. Election o cials
according to evidence, were most
f.ii- T?ri snnarp to all concerned.
Courthouse officials were the first
to be examined wbsn the hearing
convened Monday moring. Since
that time witnesses reading absen
tee votes, and payment of poll-taxs
have hetn take up. The hearing so
far has covered witnesses from Lower
Creek, Little River, North Catawba
North Lenoir. Lovelady. Hudson,
Rhcdhiss, Mulberry, Wilson Creek,
Johns River and Gam?yell precincts.
Today Buffalo Cove, Kings Cree.
Globe, Patterson. Richland and lad
kin Valley townships were taken up.
Congressman Doughton has baen
'here during the hearing to eon?. lit
;vHv, v,, attor-cys. Messrs- Newland
r.,1 Rrtiiirps. Hp leaves today for
Statesville. Before leaving Mr.
Doughton issued a statement that
nothing -whatever of a damaging na
ture regarding the .election officials
and his campaign in this county had
been thought out.
Dr. Campbell,, with his attorneys
G. E. B. Reynolds and.. Mr. Camp
bell, of Albemarle, have been neie
but Mr. Revnolds has returned tj Ins
home in Albemarle.
;Maj. G. W. F. Harper was injured
yesterday afternoon in a fall at his
residence. None saw the accident
but he was found a few minutes af
ter it occurred just at the front door
where in falling he had struck his
heid aainst the steps and had broken
his nose.
Major Harper is getting along
nicely following1 the accident, and
will probably be able to be out agan
in a few days.
NEW HAVEN IS TAKING STEPS
TO CUT WAGES OF EMPLOYES
Boston, March 11 The New; York
New Haven and Hartford railroad
announced a conference of additon
a classes of employes to discuss a
downward revision of their rates of
pay effsetve April 15. Employer, af
fected include supervisory forces,
maintenance of war, shops, offices,
station forces, and dining car and
restaurant employes. The dste of tie
conference will .be set later.
Tomorrow HU
WILLIAM DUNCAN
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A Wife's Experience
Kodak, Tenn. "I shall always bo
glad to speak a good word in favor
of all Dr. Pierce's
medicines that I
have used. I com
menced taking tho
Favorite Prescrip
tion and the Golden
Medical Discovery
and later on I took
the An-uri; Tablets
Fu.f&r j ior my Kinneys ana
'VA '- back. I only weighed
ill pounds before
taking these medicines and I gained
to 124 pounds and nursed my baby. I
have taken numbers of other medi
cines but never with as much benefit
as Dr. Pierce's medicines give me. I
am stronger than I have been in
years." MRS. RAY HODGE, Routa
1, Box 14. Ail drugsist3.
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from $6 to $9 for $3.98
300 pairs Ladies black and high and low heel
shoes from $4 to $6 for $2.98
300 pair Ladies Pumps, high and low heels from
$4 to $6 for $1.98
300 pair Ladies pumps, high and low heels, pat-
ent and Gun Metal, $5 to $7 values at. .$2.98
300 pairs Men's Shoes, from $5 to $7 values for
9 A Q
We have just received a big lot of Ladies and
Children's Spring Hats. We can save you 100
per cent on these hats.
Our Men's and Boys' Clothing must go at any
Price. In order to make room for our Spring
Stock, we have thousands of Bargains in our
Store that we cannot mention on account of
space. Our entire stock of Men's and Ladies'
Ready-to-Wear reduced from 50 per cent to 100
per cent less than cost.
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word.
All ads cash with copy. Count the
words before sending, in your
copy.
. Sheriff Mauser will bo in the city
manager's -office -'tomorrow - .with the
tax-ifcooka' for Hickory township. Try
to see. him, as the money is needed to
;run thVschools. ; ; 11 It
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New Furniture at new low prices.
"At Tipton Furniture Co- Fri and Sat
POR SALE NICE FOUR ROOM
house on Eighth avenue, West
Hickory. Electric lights, some
fruit trees and well. Good loca
tion. Price $1350.00, half down,
balance easy terms. Apply E. F.
Nelson, Box 512, Hickory, N. C
9 3t pd
WALL PAPER AT COST FOR
the next 20 days I will sell 20
cents wall paper for 10 cents per
roll, 50 cents paper for 25 cents.
Will be clad to show you my fine
line of samples. D. W. Hawkins,
C03 Highland avenue, Hickory, N.
C. 3 1U ot pa
FOR SALE BUICK CAR. GOOD
condition. See it at Tipton Furn
ture Company. Fri and "Sat
FOR PAINTING, CALSOMjINING,
and paper hanging, prompt ser-
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vice, cal
J. A. Webb.
9 3t
WANTED AT ONCE 25 LOOPERS
and knitters at The Best Hosiery
Mills, Inc., No. 552 Highland Ave.
2 22 tf
SEE THE NEW LINE REED
Fibre Furniture at Tiptons. Fri-Sa
WANTED GOOD CLEAN Cotton
rags. Record office. 3 2
NEW FLOOR COVERINGS. YES ;
at new prices- Tiptcn Furniture
Co. Fri-S.it !
Sheriff Mauser will be in the city
manager's office tomorrow with the
tax books for Hickory township. Try
to see him, as the money is needed to
run the schools. 11 It
EGGS FOR HATCHING BARRED
Rock, Buff Orpington, White Mi
norcas, White Leghorns. J. E.
Barb, Phone 150-J. 26 tf
WANTED A GOOD LIVE MAN
las 'agent for one of the strongest
Lifo Insurance Companies in Am
erica. Good libsral contract. For
further information, address J. B.
" Webster1, Dist- Manager. 217 N.
Myers St.. Charlotte, N. C. 3 11 4t
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITY FOR
a good office man with five or six
thousand dollars to ' take active, in
terest in a good paying business, act
quick. But do not answer if you
don't mean business. Address-Bus
inoss, care Record. 2fc
FOR SALE ONE 2 HORSE Oliver
plow, one Cutaway harrow, one 2
rxrse section harrow and lot
Nancy Hall seed potatoes. F. M.
Thompson. 3 11 2t pd
SEED POTATOES
Genuine Maine Stock,
rish Cobblers, Early
Rose, Burbanks Red
Bliss. 50c peck, buy
now.
Wihetner & Martin
WANTED SALESMEN FOR LINE
of guaranteed tires. Guaranteed
salary with extra commissions. Cow
an Tire & Rubber Co., Chicfro, III.,
Box 784. 2 8 9
FISH, FISH, FISH AND OYSTERS.
We have them good and fre3h.
Shad, mackerel, Botto fisto, mul
lets. Oysters 60c qt.. 30c pt. W. E.
Shuford, 9th avenue. 3 10 2t
WANTED TWENTY GIRLS Ex
perienced in overall work. Apply
at once. Hickory Overall Co.
10 2t
SPECIAL ON KITCHEN Cabinets
and Red-St ar Oil ranges during
March. Better buy now. Tipton
Furniture Co. I Fri-Sat
FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR
Abernethy Motor Co. 3 tf
FOR SALE BUICK SIX TOURING
car, 1920 model. Abernethy Motor
J. Of . i--
FLOORING
Oak and Maple
WE MAKE IT ALL
GRADES
Unef celled for4 Service and Beauty
End-matched, Hollow Backed. Nq
waste in putting down
PRICES RIGHT
Beaman Lumber Co:
MARION, N. C.
NOTICE OF SPECIAL ELECTION
IN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 3.
By virtue of an order of the Board
of County Commissioners of Cataw
ba County, North Carolina, on the
7th day of Feb. 1921, a special elec
tion will be held in School District
No. 3, on the 16th day of March.
1921. between the hours of sunrise
and sunset at which time the qualified
voters of said District will vote on
a Tax levy of Ten cents on the hun
dred dollars on all property both real
and personal and thirty cents on the
poll, the said tax to be used in erect
in and maintaining a School Building
in said Tax District. A New registra
tion is hereby ordered and the said
Board of County Commissioners have
appointed T. A. Townsend and Chua.
Iropst to be Judges of said election
and Perry Bumgamer to ba Registrar-
At such election those who fa
vor the levy of Said Tax shall vote a
ballot on which is 'written or printed
the words "For a Special School
Tax," and those who are opposed
shall vote on a ballot on which is
written or printed the words "Against
Special School Tax." The registration
books of said district shall be kept
open thirty days from this date.
J. A. TOWNSEND.
C. E. MILLER,
DOCK BUMGARNER.
School Committee, School Dis
trict No. 3. ,
This the 11th day of March. 1921.
3 11 30 days
NOTICE OF ROAD BOND ELEC
TION Notice is hereby 'igven that at the
monthJy meeting of the Board of
County Commissioners, held in New
ton and at the Court House, on Mon
day. M:arch 7, 1921, which said meet
ing was the regular monthly meeting
of said Board, upon petitions present
ed to said Board, and upon state
ments made to said Board by a num
ber of nfluemtial citizens of ; Catawba
County, an election iwlas ordered to be
held in Catawba Couty, on( Tuesday,
April 19th, 1921, at which time the
qualified Voters of Catawba v County
shall vote upon the question of is
suing FIVE HUNDRED" THOUS
AND ($500,000.00) DOLLARS in
roads bonds, for the (purpose of lay
ing out, grading, and improving and
maintaining the public roada iri!Ca
tawbta County, all of which is done
in pursuance of Chapter 469, Public
Local Laws, 1919.
' This election will be conducted as
electees have - heretofore ibeen : for
election of Members to the General
Assembly.-Notice will be given of the
Openir. cind closing of the registra
tion. h o.es, -and a mew registration is
cf ' 'I fjr the purpose of this election.
Catcwba County Board of Com
missioners. B7
Osborne fir"-.m, Chairman.
GREAT OPPORTUNITIES
IN POULTRY RAISING
l one else get what they want by do- j
inc? this and at the same time you :
Progressive Farmer.
This season of all seasons promises
vcVy great results with poultry.
With cottcn toppling from tho
throne, our folks are thinking more
about growing those things at home
that can be consumed on the table
and therefore the poultry breeder
never had a greater opportunity
than he has this season to sell thous
ands of farmers who are planning
to increase very largely the num
ber of poultry on the farm.
Also, there is a decided disposition
on the part of our farmers not to
grew mixed breeds or just any
old chickens, but they are going in
for the purebreds Our suggestion
is that everyone having a surplus of
purebred chickens of any kind of
eggj from purebred chickens should
place a small ad in our classified or
display columns , offering for sale
their surplus. You will help some-
will dispose of your surplus at
prcht to youTselt.
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Ride them to work or
for Pleasure and
Health
Crescent & Rambler
Shuford
Hardware
Co.
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Chicago, March 11. Plans for a
farmers' national sales agency for
the handling of their grain will be
laid before the farmers in all the
principal grain growing states this
month in a series cf irr.eetings begin
ning Monday.
The conferences are called by the
Farmers' Grain Marketing Committee
of 17, which was appointed5 in the fall
of 1920 by J. R. Howard, president
of the American Farm Bureau Feder
ation. , At each state meeting delegates
will be selected to attend ' a final
meeting in Chicago on April 6 to pass
on ratification of the proposed "im
proved grain marketing plan" of the
Committee of 17.
Representatives of all farm organi
zations in each state interested in the
cooperative marketing of grain, to
gether with all the grain growers of
the state, have been invited to attend
the oiferen'cfes. Representatives
of the Committee of 17 will be
present at each meeting to explan the
plan in detail.
For Oranges, Apples, Bananas, Grape Fruit ar.d Fresh E:
made Candy
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ah dealers nave
them.
Price 30c
We offer 150 choice grade
Poland
and
Hampshire Steals
Weighing from
each at '. .
75 to 100 pounds
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Hickory
Seed Co.
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