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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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THURSDAY, EVENING MARCH 17, 1921
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Dorothy
alton
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"A Romantic Adventuress 9
. A Paramount Picture
You'll Want to See
The muse iirrado revel at the
ruinous 'ow Orleans Car
nival. IVhiiuI t.' if scenes on the
"first nig; it" f a big
l'.rpadway revive.
A DixL- belle exploitoil in
New Yor.k'li monoy marts.
('Lady Roautiful'j ' masked
dance at a imillionaiiCo'
midnight party.
The great Yh Harvard
football game.
Gambling for love" and
gold in the "devil's play
ground V at Montv.' Carlo.
3D ssaeeasassssffnip.
nriiTMnril ill MTU TliTlflTl Tif MT
DENIES THAT SEVERN
STOLE THE AIRPLANE
Elizabeth City. March 17. W. J.
Tait of Coinjcck, father-in-law of
Bennett Severn, for whom a. warrant!
wes issued at Miami. Fla., a few
days ago charging him with the
theft of a seaplane, cUnied that Se
vern had stolen the craft, declaring,
the seaplane was owned by Hoivard
F. Hillisrd cf Orodon, N. J.. and tha't
Severn w?s ;utir.rized by Hilliard
to move tin mat! i:ic from Miami.
Mr. Tait claim:; the seaplane had
been operated b'- a man- in -Florida
under contract wf.h the ewner and
that when the agreement was brok
en .the owner authorized his son-in-law,
who, Mr. Tait stated is a cousin
cf Hilliard' to bring the " seaplane
Inordh.
! Severn arrived in Currituck last
Friday and left on Saturday for Cam
''fn. N. J., where. Mr. Tait stated,
he expects to fight the charge made
against him 3t Miami.
' JOHN SPRUNT HILL IS
I ELECTED HOSPITAL HEAD
j Euiham, March 16. John Sprunt
I it'll ? i j l i
tM ; mil. son in law oi me iaie ueuijje
w. watts was today eiccteci to suo-
J ceed Mr. Watts as president of the
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23 Watts hospital in this city, which was turned. th' meeting over to Geo
la founded more than 25 years ago. Lyerly, who had been given charj
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To Introduce
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FLO
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Hero is an opportunity which will not soon present itself
a'fc'ain. The coupon printed below when filled in and presented
at pur store with 10c will entitle you to
' ,k One A Pint Can of Floorlac
x v One good quality varnish brush
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80
15
Total value 45
The quantity will be sufficient to refinish a chair, small table,
cupboard, etc. Floorlac is one of the famous Sherwin-Williams
Products. With Floorlac, a surface can be stained and varnished
in one Operation." Itis manufactured in a variety of shades which
are designed tiS imitate closely the colors
of expensive woods such as mahogany, oak . t
etc. Floorlac is very easy to apply N and
dries in a few hotirs. Samples of Floorlac
colors can be seein at our store.
Bring your signed coupon in today, as
this introductory 'offer is good for' a few
days only.
COUPON
Name
Address
Town
This coupon and 10c entitles bearer to 1-4 Pint Can of
Floorlac and one varnish brush. (0:ly one of eac hto each purchaser).
Abernethy Hardware "Co.
We have one hundred horses, mares and mules for sale or ex
change. In this lot of stock we have some real . nice mules,
weighing from 350 to 1,000 pounds and several pair of ex
tra fine large mules, weighing as much as 2,640 lbs. a pair. We
have as good 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.
Please call and look over this lot of stock before buying or ex
changing. We also have the number we advertise.
& Son
HICKORY, N. C.
Dr. Jake H. Shuford; speaking at
the weekly luncheon cf the Rotary
Club this ; afternoon discussed the
new law requlnnsr certificates cf
health by young people before thsy
can obtain licenses to marry as a step
in the right direction anf declared
that the question, of clean bodies and
mindis was one of the biggest that
confront people. The law has serious
defects, but it is up to the oeople to
create a sentiment that will result
in a single standard .of morals. Dr.
Shuford said uarents coul daporoach
lha subject in, a way to divest it of
all mystery and prevent young peo
ple acquiring knowledge from tne
wrong, sourcesi The people need to
be informed of thei tragedies that re-
Isult from violations of the moral law.
After President Watt Shuford had
read letters f rem : the Rotary Clubs
at Greensboro, Greenville asd Nor
folk fwelcomng ths ntyAi member, he
L
charge of
me aay s program. -U Id iJlack Joe
was isung. fnd Sam H. Farabee stop
ped proceedings long enou ghto read
a special delivery letter that the read
er had received and receipted : for
The letter was all right, said the re
imcnt. It was on running a newspa
per. ( ! . iV
Uascom Blackwelder, -Neill Clark
and E. L. Shuford made short talks
Mr. Shuford discussing railroad possi
bilitie.' in the mountain reirion. and
then Dr.' Shuford was called upon to
make a mere extended talk.
Piesidemt Shuford said that at the
next-few minutes members would be
asKea to , give nve minute talks on
their business, with a view of letting
ho other fellow knciw; what they were
doing.
The pi-esident will appoint a com
mittee to help former soldiers get
more . hein- from the " covcrnment
Henry G. Tucker was appointed to
prepare'tise program for next Thurs
day's meeting.
The rneetig- Thursday night.
March 31, . will -be ladies' night. The
program will De prspared, later.
"OUCH! THAT OtD
1 RHElWAHSMr
Get but your bottle of Sloan's
Liniment and knock the pain
'galley-west"
WEREN'T, ready for that last
quick switch in temperature,
were you? Left you stiff, sore,
full of rheumatic twinges?
You should have had a bottle of
Sloan's Liniment handy that would
have penetrated without rubbing , warmed
and soon eased up the muscles,
quieted the jumpy, painful, affected
part and broufit gratifying relief.
Helpfulin attacks of lumbago, sciat
ica, external soreness, stiffness, strains,
aches, sprains. Get a bottle at your
druggist's. 35c, 70c, $1.40. .
TEN DAYS
www and
'l&UgB 1ULES Isl
Sprinfield Reppublican. .
The friends of Mr. Wilson are get
ting unexpected enjoyment from
watching President Harding follow
in the footsteps of h;s predecessor.
It is so isudden! The Jwieary and for
lorn Wilsonites, sunken black gloom
after the storms of depreciation theii
leader has passed through,' were not
;n thi least --prepared for it.
PresidentJarding, it is pointed
out, hafpflOwed Wilson precedents
or adopted' Wilson policies to am as
tonishing degree. Hejbegan by call
ing off ; the inauguration ball, just
as the berated Wilson did in 1913,
a nd 'by. .outdoing his predecessor in
simplifying the inauguration cere
monies. Within an hour after taking
the oath of office th3i newi president
Emulated Wilson by .appearing in per
son before the senate to present 1m
cabinet nomiriations ; ;and before tha;
eve he' had announced that Wilso's
nabit of delivering liis . messages in
person to .congress in" joint session
might be followed iby him-
,The nomination of pr. Sawyer the
csteemedr. ...ihomeothic physician o:
Marion," O.. to te a' brigadier-gsnera
and serive ias .' the president's medical
adviseiJ-tli'ewhite" itoonse,; necessar.
ily placed the official stamp , of tlr.
new administration's approval upon
tihe heatedly-condemned promotion
of the then Capt Grayson of the navj
medical corps, medcal adviser oi
Wilson, to be a rear-admiral. Wil
son's apparent determination to keep
aiivei the superfluous office- of con
troller of the currency for John Skel
ton" WilHanw;.who had been control
ler for seven' years, now seems vindi
cated by President Harding's nomi
nation of his old 'boyhood friend. Mr.
:rissinger, f or the same place.
'4 The chief 'surpriseyfias been the
.extent tdwfo hiclutfee -detested Wilsor
lioreugn jpcticitps juaive iuccji, -ucauj
reaffirmsdi In one- of his front-porch
speech- Candidate. Harding declared
that there muit be a "complete re
versal" of those polcies. But Presi
dent Harding's first week was distin
guished Iby his "special message to th
senate recommendng the ratification
cf WilsotfS j $4,dOQ,'00! p reparations
treaty f.viith Colombia which the Re
publicans of line senate ioreiK" il
lations committee in. 1917 denounced
as attempted "blackmail." It has
been nounced also that the Hard
ing administration indorsed as souna
the Wilson policies regarding man
tps Vin Mesoootamiam oil fields
and: the island of Yap- .
Tf ic cntpr even that; his admmis
frntinn will follow without much de
viation the Wilson policy regarding
recognition of the present govern
ment of Mexico. Mexico, no less
Wlho knouis but that the Harding ad
ministration may indulge in ' watcn
ful waiting" on its own account dur
rnff nflvt. vcar or two?
n- r,,; ihft adderl that President
ITardinc has indefinitely postponed
v,;! r-orynspl withdrawal of the Am
tho Rhine, where
w,-in T1-?'pd it." and that when Sen
ifnnv tallc a about PUSiill'J? nl
CilVTi , , "4-1
resolution for a separate peace with
Germany the resolution wnicn w u
he adds cautiously that
he speaks only for himself and not
for the Har- mg aiTrmisiraLion. xuc
latest surprise :a tn,., -vn-ras
Wilson administration was criticised
for maintaining half ot tne neei m
the Pacific ias tead of all of it in the
Atlantic, the .Harding administration
intpnds to maintain virtually the
whole of ifcvin the Pacific.
All thiin 10 dajs.,.t What may
not happln hereafter ? p. .:.
-.- , '4' m,m
Wiggs "Dolittle boasts that he
never makes a f olo of hiniself ." Wagg
"Always gets someone efse to do it
fr him, eh '
The Walsh rabbit, unlike the timid
sative variety, does its most desper
ate fighting after it is down.
MISS L. EXUM CLEMENT
AND E. E. STAFFORD WED
Asheville, March 17. Miss L- Ex
um Clement, Buncomba county's, first
woman lawyer and the only woman
who has been elected tb the general
assembly n ims Ktate. having served
in' the last session was married yes
terdav afternoon to E- E. ' Stafford
teleraph editor of the Asheville Citi
zen, .at the church of St. Johns m tne
Wildeir.ess, 'ori. the Hendersonville
highway. They will make their home
in Asheville. '
The Christian natioss are those in
which there is sale for antifat nostrum
while a larce part of the world is
starving. Moline. Dispatch.
Spri
tig
Oxhrds
N THE SPHING
TIKE HIDE'S
PEPTO-INGAIi
Restores the Quality of Blood-
Drives Out Impurities. Builds
Up the Red Corpuscles.
IMPROVES THE COMPLEXION
Standby Among Physicians for 30
Years. In Tablet as Well as
Liquid Form
You notice complexions in the
spring. Jf eople who have plenty ot
rich red blood have hps a deep, rosy
red, eyes bright and clear. Good
complexions are based on the solid
foundation of good blood, with plen
tv of red cornuscles. ? When blood
becomes clogged with impurities,
when the red corpuscles are not ab
sorbing enough oxygen from the
lungs and distributing it to the cells
throughout the body, good complex
ons fade. Not only that, but you
feel tired and exhausted all the time.
Your shoulders droop and you
lounge around and lean against any
thing handy. You lack energy be
cause your blood is weak and thin
not enough red corpuscles.
People call it "Spring Fever." Call
itT what you will, it is bad blood. It.
weakens powers of resistance.
If you feel that way you should
take that exceptionally good blood
tonic, Gude's Pepto Mangan, for a
while. It will make rich red blood.
For thirty years it has been a
standby among physicians. It will
help you to build up this Sprmer
All that comes from having gofcd
blood with plenty of i red corpuscle;
will come to you.
When you go to . your druggist'!
be sure to get the genuine Gude
repto-Mangan, witn-; tne name
"Gude's Pepto Mangan" on the pack
age. It is sold in both liquid and
tablet torm. Both ;have the same
medicinal value. Adv
In the new Shades and lasts
Now on display
$7.50 T0 $10.
Moretz
Wh
itener
Clothing Company
WEARIED OF STRIKES
Graz, Austria, Feb. 17. Waaried
by endless strikes of all classes of
working people, many of them politi
cal and nearly all on trivial grounds,
the Styrian Physicians Association
has formally declared thev will make
reprisal. In event of a wanton
strike involving communiicattions or
traffic or in any way endangering tho
public health and comfort they will
strike and refuse to visit Or pre
scribe for the sick.
Mr. Oscar Hawn is expecting to
spent the night is Gastonia tonight.
YOUR MOTOR CAR GETS
HARDER USAGE ?HAN YOUR
CARRIAGE ; andf this is
especially trying on
the FINISH. .
Jt has- an erigine for
one thing and- an en
gine distributes grime
and grease, both hard
on a fino finish.
Let me put a- brand
new finish on your car.
I guarantee it . will be
as good as the orig
inal. Very likely it
will be better, as I
shall use the best and
HIGHEST PRICE!) varnish
in the voria - Valen-
t ine ' 3 Vanadium.
The cost will not be
any greater than for a
poor finish.
EARL S. BQLICK
Rear
CONOVER GARAGE
Conover, N. C.
New Wearing Apparel
for
EASTE
R
Splendid Showing of
Stylish Coats, Coat
Suits and Dresses
New Oxfords and
Pumps
In all the latest styles are now on display
All are very specially priced. Call and
let us show you.
Hickory, N. C.
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