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WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 16,
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LAST TIME TODAY
Louis B. Mayer's Big Super
Ramsay Wallace, .
iiams,
Hfitl. '
"ivu a ijranu supporting cast and little Dick
screen's wonderchild
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A PRE -
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all
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Scene from f 77eVoman in his House
"More onviocii is and moving than "The Miracle
Man." The nibtft powerful exemplification of the
divine force of la ther Love ever penned. It ranks
with the fcv gresit pictures of the film world Wash-
.it:
No advance in Admission, 10 and 20c.
TOMORROW
' ADOU'Il Z KOR Presents
DOROTHV D ALTON
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"A ROMANTIC ADVENTURESS"
Adapted fronr the Kiory, "A, y'ir.tcr City Favorite," by Charles
Belmont Davis Diiecteil by ilarle.y Knowles. Scenario by
i ',',,' '". ' " 'RosibaV Henley ,
r A PAR.MOUNT PigrUKE j
CONQUEROR OF!
hm SICK
CARTERS
ITTLE
HVER
PILLS
take one after each meol and
. natural laxative to the isowcis, ana a nagyiarana neauny con
dition of the system with freedom ,from Constipation and Sick
' ' ' Headache' is the result." ' They, are strictly Vegetable.
) , ,r W . ! . QiiMiiM faumk bear
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Wo have one hundred horses, mares and mules for sale or ex
panffe In this lot of stock we have some real nice mules,
cicrhint? from 850 to 1,000 pounds and several pair of ex
' ti-1 fine'lar e mules, weighing as much as 2,640 lbs. a pair. We
hnvc as food a lot of Farm Mares as we have shipped this season.
We also'have a few pair of good, big horses weighing as much
as )200 pounds a pair. v
Plofie call and look over this lot of stock before buying ' or ex
' cUngmg. We also have' the number we, advertise.
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Special, interpreted by V
Thomas Holding
uarem nugnes
Hendrick, the
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His H
RELEASE
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CONSTSPATIOU
HEAOACHE
The Great Success of Carter's
Little liver Pills is due to the com
plete satisfaction of all who use them.
No;j by jmrging and weakening .the
Bowels, but by; regulatingand strength
ening th?m.
Don't HesPtafe Get a Bottle-
one at bedtime. They act as a
?gnolur4
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HICKORY, N. C.
T-M U !.lUI.l I UniiL I U I I fllll 111 I 111 I
D l TO CARNEGIE DRIVERS ON
SECRETARY BONO
Mayor J. D. Elliott will leave to
night for New York, where he will
meet the secretary of thy Carnegie
library foundation in connection with
I Jnckc-rys proposition. Mr. J. L.
j dley, a former member of the city
(council, who was 'active for the li
! Lrary. has gone to Philadelphia and
v.itj join the mayor in New York,
j The proposition Will be laid be
, fore; the secretary of the 'f tunda-
tioa in the hope that the city niav
nisrxd 320,000, including 1h Sil.O'.b
donation, on the buflding without
lr.ore ado. '
Council last night passed a resolu
tion on empowering the, mayor to
take up the question.
In the meantime 'the Community
Club, Rotary Club and other organi.
zations are marking time pending
wont as to the success cf th? mis
sion to headquarters.
LOU LYNN OUT AND IN
Lou Lynn, who is serving a sentence
in Newton jail, made her escape a few
nights v.jo and had a night and day
'cf liberty before she was picked up
at her home in Burke county arid rc"
A turned fco jail. v s
UN ION BIBLE CLASS
... . - ' . ..
The Uniojv.; Bible Class will meet
Friday afternoon at 3:30 o'cIock in
the Reformed church auditorium;
- Lesson 4 will be studied. -"o
T jch member is asked to bring a
definition of "justification" and to
nrske a list of the results of justif:
cation as given in - the first.ll; yer
ho3 of Romans, Fifth chapter.
AIL members are urged to 'be in
attendance.
SOME EARLY PEAS
Mr. W. J- Shufordi has been show
ing blooms from garden peas and
asking the quesion. "Can anybody
beat it?" He sow?d the peas so that
; they would come un in the fall, cov
icred them during the winter and "bad
I ! them hustling in February. Unless
frost catches the vines and blooms
he expects to be indulging in home
grown pevu in the next few weeks.
YOUNG AND STEPHENS
BOUND TO FEDERAL COURT
R. T.- Young and A. C. Stephens,
charge'l with violating tha national
prohibition laws, were ;riven a hear
ing Monday before United States
Commissioner John F. Miller. in
this city and were bound to the
April term of th2 Usvtcd State dis
trict caurt which co.iyenei in Salis
bury the third Moiviay ; 'in. April.
Both made bonds in the sum of $500
each (with J. Alexander Martin of
Bandy's township and Z. B. Trout
man of this city as sMtelie. These
two men: were found near an illicit
distillery in Burke county near the
Catawba line, on Marc i 7 by Fedenu
Prohibition,' Agent R, B- Boger and
others. .-
BACKACHE OF WOMEN
The back: is often called the main
spring of a woman's life. What
can sho do, where can she go, so
long as that deadly Backache saps
every particle of her strength and
ambition? She cannot walk, she
cannot stand, her housework is a
burden, or the long hours behind the
counter, in the office or factory are
flushing. She is miserable The
cause is mlany times some derange
msnt of her system, and backache is
a common- ' symptom. - Lydia E.
Pinkha'm's Vegetable OorJlpou'nd is
a, rejiable ,remedy -for., backache -.as
for more than forty years it ha teeri
rel levin s women' of ? Ariierica'; f rdht ttie
"ailments wliich' often causit vVAdv
& Son
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flU H fl k MUM
City council last night passed an
ordinance placing jitney drivers un
der bond in order to, hold them to
stricter accountability;!and refused to
restore the licenses of three drivers
whose cards have been revoked by the
chief of; police and city mlanager. It
was made , Jpla,in that Chief iLentz
would removs a few more drivers on
further provocation. No more li
censes will be issued until after the
new administration takes office in
May except on urgent? demand, and in
each case the applicants will be scru
timzed closely. : ;
The board also authorized the chief
and city manager to employ half a
dozen plain clothes men for the pur
pose of enforcing better the prohibi
tion law. Bootleggers, as is well
known, learn every movement of a
uniformed officer and govern them
selves accordingly, i When two or
more retailers are working in concert
they have little difficulty in circum
venting the police, but it will be
different when the half dozen -plain
clothes" men,1 their names unknown
to the public, get busy.
Chief Lentz said liquor selling could
be checked if this were done, but it
would require tedious workv The board
vyill .fight the violators . in ; every i way
possible and the police force will hwe
all.the telp hecessary.f -v - J
;rj It vas aid that the ;extra policemen
iri-plaitfi; clothes a- few months &zo
.made 'it -'hartl for the law ; violators
and 5t?iij?ranned to keep similar offi
cers orf tjje jjbb- all the time. " -
STW PRACTICE
FOR SUMMER SEASON
The first regular practice of the
baseball team of the Young Men's Ba
raca class .of the First Methodist
Suriday school was held on the high
school grounds yesterday afternoon
with; ;a. dozen youths on hand. The
practice, was snappy and showed that
I he class has some real players. Prof.
R. W. Carver is 'coach for the team,
Mr. Earl T. Edwards is manager and
Mr. Ivey Starnes is captain, and he is
also .the regular catcher. M'r. Edwards
has : raised nearly $40 to outfit the
players and finds interest keen.
The-boys -want to arrange a game
with other Sunday school class teams
in Hickory and it is hoped the first
famemay be played on Easter Mon
day. , .. -
If there is any Sunday school class
in this section that wants to have a
game' it3 manager might.' communi
cate with Mr. Edwards.
BROKE IN STORE
Store breakers' last night entered
the store of Mr. Noah Deal on the
Oxford Ford road and made off with
a quantity of merchandise. Mr. Deal
made an effort to Obtain bloodhounds,
but the robbery was discovered too
late to justify bringing the dogs from
AshevilW- - - ; .
HERE. FOR SERMON
Among the prace Reformed church
people of Newton attending services
at the Reformed church last nigh
were Rev. and! Mrs. J. A. Ditzler and
son, Mr. and Mrs. S- I., Herman. Mr.
J. .F. Herman, and daughter, Lois.
Mr. Adrian Herman. Mrs. Russell
Herman, Mr. and .Mrs. 'Lee Gabriel,
Mr- E. D. Gamble, Mr. anl Mrs,
Loy Sigirio:o, Mr Clyde Rowe. Mr.
and , Mrs. -C. M. Row?, ; Mr. and - Mrs.
Clarence"'CIapp, Mr. and Mrs- J. B.
Leonard, Misses Euia Nichblson.
Katherine l: CurtiJ Johns ie ! Curtis,
Freddie Hoover, Carrie Thornton.
Aniiie ;HiJaebran.5(rs. Edith I.oma
pac, Mrs. Lee6irili and Mr. H.
M&&WW$mm NOTES- r;r
- We6t Hickory. - March 16. Mrs.i
M" J.' Lackey' who 'bias" been sick for
several- weeks is3iow sble to walk
around! again- : "
IMr..,Calivin Smith, one of West
1 Ilickory's. oddest citizens is quite
fecWe-t ataPresent.,
Mr. W. C. Kincaid bought what "
known as the Walter Fox property,
on the north side of the railroad in
1 1 West Hickory the past week. The
consideration was ($1,600. Mr- . iun
caid and family will move into their
new home in a few days.
Mr. Ed Mitchell and family have
moved , into the new di veiling house
0rN:-W. Phelps recently built
rcw-Jsos. lot; near Mr. M A. Carsweil s
!Mrst. ,W M. Hicks and daughter,
Elsie were" Wgek end visitors in
SheHjjf.- "-'-' f .
The small pox epidemic seems to
be a thing of the past in West Hick
orys'and the Sunday schools are ali
having a full: attendance again.
Mr M-aJeoJm McKenzie Who has
been; ill " with inflammatory rheuma
tism1 "for several months is now im-
prdvinpr 'rapidly land will soon -, be
ready for Vvcr-k.
Mrs. Henry ixiller has been auite
sick with pneumonia for several days.
The production at the Ivey Mill
the past wsek was unusually tooJ.
There (were 13.347 pound's of cloth
i baled. . The iproduction in yards wa-s
j 44,675. This is largest production
that .has ? ever been got off in one
i Aveek. . .-,
Mr. Russell Benfield left here
Sunday for Buffalo, N. Y.. to work
for, a while.
Mr. Guv Suttlemyre of Burke
county was here Saturday anl Sun-
iday. J
Mr and Mrs. C. E. Cole spent the
i nrooL' chrvsl in PVinrlf frw ,rttU rulofu'Oi
IN BURKE COURT
More than 300 true bills have
fceen returned, in the special and regu
lar terms of Burke superior . court,
over which Judge Lane is presiding,
and the term that began Monday saw
100 of these returned. - The grand
jury is .still' returning true bills, Mr.
Jos. L. Murphy, "back from Morgan-
ton last night; ? said. Solicitor Huff
man has disposed of '. about ' 50 ! cases
already. :
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The swing of interest to light cars, led by champions of. the
Essex, calls for particular caution. ,
Some may think Essex only one of a finer type, marking a -general
advance in standards throughout the light car field.
But trie facts quickly expose that mistake.
For the Essex: motor is patented. No other can use it. And
Essex performance, so enthusiastically admired by.all. motor
dom, is the product of that exclusive invention.
' ' ssex has set the greatest official endurance record of 3037
miles In 50 hoursIt has never been equalled by any other car,
regardless of size or price. . . . ':
And Essex made the world's 24 hour road-record, by travel
ling 1061 miles over snow covered Iowa country roads.
For cars of its piston displacement, it has won every official
record, from 1 to 50 hours. It has proved cpeed such as only
the fleetest of costly cars can rival.
And in its first year, it set a selling record never equalled in
motor history.
Abernetfiy Motor
BOX SUPPER FOR WEST
HICKORY BALL TEAM
There will be a box supper at the
Y. M. C. A. (Hall in Wyst Hickory
Friday evening March IS at 7 o'clock.
Everybody invited to com 2 and have
a good time.
TO HOLD SALE
The Do As You Please Club will
have an apron, candy -and cake sale
Thursday, March 17, at thz Edison
Phonograph Company for the benefit
Note How Essex
Trebles Motor Power
of the little French orphan.
Robert, - whom the . club has. a
5B
JQ,
i Money back without qtl
I if HUNT'S GU ARAN
I SKIN DISEASE REM
I (Hunt's Salve and Soap)
the treatment of Itch. El
Rineworm.Tettcr or otn
ing skin diseaceB. .Ttl
treatment ut our rilk.
HICKORY DRUG COMPAQ
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