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FRIDAY EVENING, MARCH 25, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Iho blaze o the diamond
tin, luster of the pearl the
flitter of gold While these
have an intrinsic value this is
not why they are most de
sired. They are prized most be
cause of their power to lend
distinction that indofiablo
distinction that has charac
terized those of refinement
and good taste of all ages
Our poods and service
have distinction that charac
terizes the Lisanar store.
Mr. Jay Whitener, a student at
the University, is spending-the East
er holidays iwith his mother, Mrs.
Alice V5iitcnor, on route 1.
JGE FOUR
URNS
Mrs. J- S. Tipton is able t3 be up
again after a live week's illness
with pneumonia and pleurisy, h.r
friends' will be glad to learn.
iMrs. T. L. .Ileukel and nice:. Miss
I'e.-sie KilK-.'.a of Lenoir, returned
yesterday from a visit to Mr. an. I
Mis. O C. llt-nkel at Salisbury.
Misse.j Jessi. Eyrd and Mary Kin
caid tf the gia.hd school faculty left
t' (l:- v for their home in Morg aiton
where they will spend Easter.
Cover with wet baking soda
afterward apply gently J
VapoRub
OoaJ 7 Million Jars Used Yearly
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Mi..ccvs. T;n Eovd rni Miles Sher-
! rill, who are attending the North
my at Ilendersonvillo ..rrived home
last night to spend Easter.
Geo. E. Bisaoar
Miss A ween Aiken lias arrive,! from
I Greensboro where she is attending
, school at the Greensboro College, to
Up.nd Haste:- with her mother, Mrs
I J. II. Aiken.
Registered Optometrist
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
: General Insurance and Bonds
. Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
Mrs. R. J
returned; to
Eekar 1 and two children
their -home, in Asheville
today after a visit to her sis
E. L. Flowers and Mrs. D.
man.
Mrs-
P. Bow-
:crs.
Mis Clarissa Abernethy arrived
'last night from the North Carolina
'College for Women to spend Easter
with her mother, Mrs. II- D. Aber
i net by...
Mrs." R. O. Abernethy is spending
several days in Newton with the
family of Mrs. L. H. Phillips while
Mis- 'Phillips is visiting her daugh
ters in Greensboro. Wr.ke Forest and
Durham.
DR. O. II. irESTEIi
DENTIST
Masonic Tempi? Building:
Ocffi? phone No. 237
Night phone No. 8
When you have any old or
cast off Furniture to sell
CALL 224-L
Highest Cash Prices Paid.
JS. VV. KEYNOLDS
Hickory, lodge No. 343
A. F. & A. M.
" Regular communication First
and Third Monday nihta.
Brethren cordially iavittd to b
present.
H E Whitener. Master
D. B. TAYLOR, 3ec.
With each 50c pack
age Durham Duplex
Blades, 1 Durham Du
plex Safety Razor
biz DrogStore
"On the Corner"
:ALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGI1
Prescriptions a Specialty
! Miss Louise Cilley arrived yester
day afternon from V inston-balem to
ner.d the Easter with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. II. P. Cilley. Miss
filler was rceompanied by Miss Mary
Lou Boone of Macen, Ga-, her class
mate at S-.'.un College.
HALE ELECTRC COMPANY
Ninth Avenae
We are equipped to do all kinds
of electrical work, small or large.
We also carry a complete stock
of Electrical Goods and a line of
fixtures for store and residence
lighting.
Local and Personal
CYRUS C. BABB
Mem. Am. Soe. Civil Engra.
Waterpower, . . Waterworks and
Sewerage Land sub-dnisicn
Highways.
Hickory, . C.Chm. Com. Bldg
Address:' Granite Falli, N. C.
G$o. E.'.Bssanar
DOCTOR OF OPTICS
Error of (Refrac'Joa and all Opti
cal defects corr:ct with properly
fittd glHtsea.
OtBce and exam S nation room. In co
neefcion witt. Jewelry 8cr.
Iluv. C. M Campbell of Charlotte
was a visitor in the city today.
Mr. K. W. Broome has returned
from a bu?imss trip to Concord.
Miss I3es Buckner of Salisbury is
visiting h;r aunt. Mrs. John Young.
iMiss M.sbel Little of Gastsnia ar
rived home today to spend thcj week
end
Miss Annie Preston Ileilig ' has
gone to hei- home in Norwood to
spend Easter.
Miss Lucile Scarboro 'will leave
this evening for Asheboro to spend
the Easter holidays.
Mi. J. L. Oaten, managing editor
( f the Statevillc Sentinel. iAas a visi
tor in Hiekoiy Wednesday.
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturers of all kind of
HARNESS, BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
Miss Eslelle Garland of Gastonia
is the attractive guest of Miss Cecile
Hefner over the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. V- F. Foglo and ?on
have returned from Ilaller.dale, Fla.,
where they spent the iwinter.
DR. W. B. RAMSAY
DENTIST
Office OTer Uayes-Long Drag Co
r HICKORY, N. C.
Mrs. Lallie Peacock of Charlotte
is spending some time with her par
ents. Mr. and Mr3. ft. D. Abernethy.
Jitney Schedule
Hickory Lenoir Jitney Schedule
Leavq Lenoir 3:30 P. M
Leave Hickory 5 CO P. M.
Arrive for No. 21 and 22.
C. E. ROBBINS
Miss Evangeline Maynard will ar
live this afternoon from .Greensboro
to spend Easter with Miss Rebecca
Kirkpatrick.
Miss Pearl Boyd of the Ran
high school is spending the Easter
holidays with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. R. Boyd.
The people of the city and commu
n'ty who love and appreciate good
music mar enjoy a treat at the Re
formed church Sunday evenic when a
well trained chorus will render a sa
cred Cantata "The resurrection and
th" life." Solos and quartettes
will be special features of the pro
gramme. MRS.MVEY HOSTESS
Mrs. Geo. E. Ivey was hostess at
a most pleasant meeting of the Em
broidery Club "at her home orf Tenth
avenue" yesterday af terrbon. The
horre was most attractively decorat
ed for the occasion in lilacs.
The members responded to roil
call and Mrs. Chas. W. Bagby was
an in'vited guest for the afternoon.
Mrs. T. F. Stevenson delighted her
hearers by reading several chapters
from Miss Minerva's Baby, The
remainder of the afternoon was giv
en over to sewing and conversation.
At the close of the meeting the
hostess served a salad course fol
lowed by a sweet course. She was
assisted in serving by Miss Dorothy
Ivey and Miss Bobbie Foster.
Tne next meeting of the club will
be held two weeks later with Mrs.
T. F. Stevenson as hostess.
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rIe:nbets 'of. Hi-, koi y post No. -IS,
American legion, will h:rv one import
ant matt!-.- mat
:-vimnr.
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rK ! to take uv t t h--1 :e::-ting '-.
night and it .?xpe.-ti-d that a lavgc
attc ndai'c"' vi'l be o hand. J
Th-j legion has been assured of
substantial assistance i." . building 1
and equipping t. i.'O's.l' iu iCJaroliri
park, where 'the "city wi'll ' furri'ish the !
site and g-ood water can be obtained
free. Tha pool, it is believed, could 1
bo rushed to early c'o.-r.pletior.. and a
fine outing place made for Hickorv.
TU , 1. -. Ml i . . i. 1 !
i u" ie,L,n.;! w in cpe:aie ii'.e puoi
which would be a soui-ee of income
much needed by4,;he l:.cal post..,
The boys.. ir Purged to. hs rn
hand "ar.'d ?ay whthcy think shout
it. If the sentttnent U agreeable,
it is expected that .tho ..poVt will c?o
to it arid put it over in regular le
sion st vie.
These new blouses are
nude of a very fine
quality of all Silk
Knitted .Mignonette.
They are cut on full
generous lines so as
to insure perfect fit
ting. Every warct- S
robe should contain
oi tnese silk
one
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In the new Spring Shades .and staple color,
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BIRTHDAY PARTY
Miss Evelyn Hewitt the pretty lit
tb daughter of Mr. and Mrs- A. C.
Hewitt entertained quite a few of
h?r friends at a birthday party yes
terday afternoon, the occasion being
her sixth birthday anniversary.
T':e heme r.vias attractively decorat
ed m gresji and pink. the Easter
i;iea being effectively carried out. In
the dining loom a long table was
beautifully decorated with the birth
day cake .with six lighted candles
lesting in; the center. Deacious re
freshments -were, served-
-Mtny 'games wera" played during
the afternccn and the hostess was the
recipient of. many pretty birthday
;
Those present were Misses Naomi
and Evelyn Cline, Hazel Nixon an 3
Martha Barkley, Mary Moore. Mar
garet Lentz, Alice Burns, Mary Alice
Coyle, Natalie Coyle. Dorothy Fritz,
Fdizaheth Fritz. Doris Payne. Kath
leen Link, Bertha Yount, Marjorie
Hilton and Virginia1 Pendleton.
SCOUTS ATTENTION
There will be a meetin of the Boy
Scouts this evening at 7 o'clock at
the Chamber of Commerce. Only a
short meeting will be held. Every
member should be in attendance as
the meeting is important.
AT REFORMED CHURCH
Raleigh, arch a.--Gcvernor Mor- 'l
iison has called a conference of the jj
stae institutions which vil have 3
building to do during the coming t wo
yeais, in order to go cvtr with them
suggestions tor coordination tf the
work of inspection and building- E.'.ch
institution will ha e to,, get its own
architect to work .ut plans fcr tiie
buildings the legislature hasauthor-
i-ed tiiei-ti to build, but it is 'beliived I
money; cnu ve savc.t by
some general supervision of
tiv.ct work.
Af the yrosent ti.ii': A. A. Under
wood is in charge of the work let.
': mging ever when the building com
mission r.vas abolished. Mr. Undei-
w sod was engineer ' for the building J
commission lor-'ssveral years past
and is in close touch with the work
already under way and thecviitract-3 S
that are seen to be let. There is still :
a large amount of building authoriz-; 8
ed by the 191!) session of the l.gisl.:-.
ture, for which the plans weie com-S
p'eted only a short time ag It is
probable that arrangements wid bej
made at this comer ence in c-:r.yij
April for carrying t'-is work forward-1 3
Through a general understanding ! i
between the governor, the ccuncii of
state and heads of state instituiior.s.
the work on the new building pro
gram '".'.ill not b? st:..:tcd u,) before
the summer month. Ail connected
with the new work believe that net
only will there be better prices by
that time both far laor and material,
but that the work' el nbetter be un
dertaken in tho- fummev than now.
That will rit prevent the staie hos
pitals and the educational institut:.cn,
f om geting th:ir plans and speci
fications ready in order that bids
may be' asked for--early- in the sum
mer. P.y that time th.e ccuncil of
state, will be re?dy to s:il the b::n;l
authorized, provided th? market con
ditions are such that these bonds may
be sold to advantage.
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mew nastei
All; Wool Jersey Suits: .15.00
Trlcotine Box Suits $25 to $50
Canton Crepe Dresses 22.50
up.
Smart Taffeta Dresses $15 up
Sport Silk Skirts $5. to 810.
Sport Plaid Skirts S5. to 820.
Four Thread Crepe-De-Chine
Teddies, special .....S3. 00
Fine Jersey Camisoles
dys, etc, S2. to
"Gordons" $2.75 Silk Hose U
uuxne ture &iiK Hose 1.2o
"Van Raaite" Hosiery ......
. . . . . . . . .2.00 -to;3J75
Beautiful new Brown Suede,
two strap pump ... .9.50 pr.
New Kid Strap Pumps $7.50 pr
Childrens Straps and Oxfords
1.00 to $5.00
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French Voile Waists . . :'2.(-(;
1' rencli voile Wai-t- -it. . :
Georgette Overblouses - to 89
All bine jersey uiKiGih-Airt-
yO.bV, 0).Jj cllivl Ot.o'J
Heatherbloom Petacoais
Q'j 9" ) (.fx
t i rn. ' y V J t j J
Novelty Gingham Dresses
3.00 to 85.00
Childrens Gingham D:x-sses
95 -) A no
Novelty Leathei" rip.
on
T
iev line Ladies :
Fakionette" Ha
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New r oulara v ones osc to oc
Andersons Zenhei
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Hundreds of other nor; things
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juhOI VftiuL Uifi!lL
A!. f
"The Lcicliea Slorc"
iiiCKory,
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"DEAD MEN TELL NO TALES"' !
HUB MARCH 30TIL I
Thousands of vessel--, have been
bought "to b:-. burned to salvage- cj- j
per sheathing sni . other rnetal;' bur :
in all cases ' heretofore they
ceased to be of utility as sea carri-r. ;
Such v;:.; net the ca-e with the ves??'l'!
bought .by Vitagraph for $45,000';
She was old but staunch and se-i;-il
-ovt'-v. and sti'l in PorVics-as t
freighter with the probability . of -'sev- ;
t-rsl yars .of uofalness before her-jji
It wj.s' her' de?Tiny. ho.vever, to be i
5-urned :1t ".a and blc-wn up with I
gunpowder in the produclicn of "Dead J
Men Tell No Tale;," by E. V. Horn- J
ung, creator of "F.atties. visualized
as a Tom Terriss dl star special
"Dead Men Tdl No Tales" '.viii be
hewn at t'he Hub theatre one aay
ft 1
Iko few vii i i
;? f
Mr. W. J. Shuford was reported
somewhat improved at his residence
on Fifteenth avenue today, though
he still is on diet.
Electric Shoe Shop
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First CUm Work Guaranteed
Phone 106. Work Delivered
1032 14th HtTMt, Hkkory, N. C.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
First Baptist church is going to sell
cakes find Easter eggs at Umstead's
store today and tomorrow.
Miss Lillie Rector left yesterday
afternoon for her home in Drexel
after spendim two weeks with her
sister, rs. A- F. Wagner.
Messrs. A. A. Whitener, R. II. Shu
ford, W. II. Barkley and II. II. Abee
returned last night from drcenshoro
I where they attended the Republican
state executicve committe meeting
which recommended candidates for
federal offices in North Carolina.
Preparatory services at the Re
formed church this evening at 7:30
o'clock. Subject of talk, the '"Story
of the Crucifixion." Meeting,. of
Consistory at the close of the service.
The public cordially invited.
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EASTER SERVICE AND
SERMON AT CLAREMONT
New Y.ork. Match 25.-f-The const-1 "nly. Wcdncr.d?y Mnrch 30th. bene
vise strike-' of marine engineers and fit Hickory Concert Band,
officers on ocean -going tugs begun! The ?cencs showing the fire at sea,
yesterday in protest against t lie with the death of nea.ily z on board
wage, reductions was called rff today;, vr asure ship, and the blcving up
by union officials after the receipt of the vessel, .are seme cf the most
( f a telegram fiom the department i spectsr-ular ever seen in a motion pio
of labor offering to mediate. (ture play. ! $':.Jfftl
Claremont, March 25 There will
be an Easter 'program rendered by
thie Sunday schol andsLuther League
cf St Mark's Lutheran church at. 11
a. m. Sunday. At 7:3 p. m. Rev. S.
H. Puffenberger of Hickory will de
liver an Easter sermon for the pas
tor. Rev- J. C. Koepplin.
DR. J. B. LITTLE
DENTWT i
Office Phon 199 v
:HoWard-H ickor Cb
Landscape G
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druencrs
Nursery
Send for 'Tut
QiXttPlAMTtlf.
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men
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HOW STRANGE THINGS SOME
TIMES HAPPEN
"I want to write you to let you
know that I have taken t.AO more
doses of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy
aril have gained 10 lbs. in the last 2
weeks, although I am thinner around
ihe waist than before, because the
bloatinjr in my stomaob has all gone
and I am feeling like a boy again.
There never ivvias anything in this
world half as good ' as this medicine-"
It is a' simple, harmless preparation
that removes the catarrhal mucus
from the intestinal tract and allays
the inflamation which causes pi-acti-cally
all stomach, liver and intestinal
ailments, including appendicitis. One
dose will convince or money refundea.
TODAY
J. Parker Read5 Jr., Presents
Harmony Toilet Water (Violet, Lilac :;nd V.': '
' i.iir: i!. .'
Harmony Rolling Massage Cream 'v
Harmony Liqunid Cocoanut Cil Shampoo--'' i--
Violet Dulc Cold Cream
Arbutis Complexion Cream '
Eikers Peroxide Cold Cream
Bouquet Ramee Complexion Powder -'it'1
Syta Complexion Powder
Rose, Violet and 'trailing Armutis Face Fov.-.:.
Revall Corolopsis Talcum Powder
Rexall Violet Talcum Powder : :
Rexall & Rikers Tooth. Paste - "
Mexixe Cherries -
Hot Water Bottles (Maximum.)-.
Maximum Fountain Syringes i?--r,'-i '
LiOtiise m
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Love lvi
.aim
aoness
-With-
Matt Ivrgiorc, William. Conklin, Noah Ber
ry, eTack Nelsori, Arthur Miller, :
-,toJ VCAJ- VV
?A' aWy of a woman's sacrifice and a man's redemption
By C. GARDNER SULLIVAN
Also FOX NEWS
ADMISSION 10 a?i 20 CENTS-
-war tax incla
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12 The Liitla Nurze
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ickory
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Prescription Druggists
Barns
Bandage the spot wrih
plenty of soothing
lenUtQlaium
Cools and heals gently
0
and antiseptcaHy

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