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FRIDAY EVENING, APRIL 1, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE FOUR '
Distinction
The blaze of the diamond
the luster of the pearl the
glitter of gold While these
have an intrinsic value this is
not why they arc most de
sired. They are prized most be
cause of their power to lend
distinction that indexable
distinction that has charac
terized those of refinement
and good taste of all ages
Our goods and service
have distinction that charac
terizes thu Eisanar store.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Registered Optometrist
Local and Personal
Mrs. Henry Leonard was a visitor
in Granite Falls yesterday.
Mr. W- R. Miller of Windy City
has returned from a trip to Cherry-ville.
Dr. and Mrs. J. B. Riddle of Mar
canton were guests last night of
Mi. and Mrs. A. C. Hewitt.
a delicious two course luncheon. Mrs.
i J. T. Walton and Mrs. Edgar Yoder
!f,sre pleasant visitors.
An interesting meeting adjourned
to neet on April 7 with Mrs. J. IL
Shuford.
MARRIED AT NEWTON
Miss Grace Patrick heis returned
from, an extended visit to Canadw,
New York, Washington an J Roanoke.
Va.
'Mrs. E. E Edmiston arrived in
the city this mo.ning from Moores
ville for a visit to Mrs. C. S. Kirk
pa trick.
Mrs. Jchn Nicholson and children
left this morning for Streator. 111.,
where they will make their heme in
the future-
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
The condition of Mrss Precvous
Newton, April 1. Oscar Bumgarner
of Alexander county and Mrs. Louis
Brcoks cf Burke county were married
at 11 o'clock yesterday morning,
T?ov. P. W. Tiicker. nastor of the
Fiist Methodist church, performing
the ceremony. Immediately alter
the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Bumgar
ner left for South Carolina, where
the groom is engaged in business.
Among those witnessing the cere
mony were J. T. Setzer, G. Otto Hat
soo,'W. B. Gaither, Robert J. Shipp,
Klutz Clippard, H. H. Lowry, Harry
Ryan, Braxton Gibson, George L.
Adams, Senator "W. A. Bernhardt and
Miss Irene Hunnicutt.
T. R. Buyers" of- Hickory and Miss
Etta Drum of this county, motorqfl to
Newton and were united in marri-
RG3J AXCE UNSU LLIED
IN '-HOMESPUN FOLKS'
ITahn. who is ill at her home on I age, Kev. 1'. W. tucker, pastor ot tne
Eiirht.h avenue was reported p im-! Methodist church, performing the
proved today.
Mrs. Weston Clinard, who was
brought from the valley yesterday to
the hospital here, was reported; to
day as getting along all right.
Mrs. J. H. Dyer of Roanoke., Vra-.
is spending some time in the 'city
us the guest of Mr. and Mrs. J. H
Patrick, the latter her sister
Mrs. Heiman Riser and daughter,
Alice, who have been visiting rela
tives here for scneral days returned
to their home in Charlotte today.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Master John Russell Young, son of
Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Russell, is recov
ering nicely from an operation for ap
pendicitis at Richard Baker hospital.
Mr. end Mrs. W. P. Ervin, Mr.
Morton Ervin and Mr. an J. Mrs.
Lambert Cobert cf Morganton are
guests of Mr- and Mrs. W. B. Men-
ZliS.
ceremcny, which took place at the
Methodist parsonage-. The groom is
a son of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Buyers,
while the bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. David Drum.
DIXIE GREYS TOMORROW
All members of the Dixie Grey
Chapter, former members and present
and all who are eligible to belong to
the chapter, aie urged to bs present
at the meeting: tomorrow aftrnoon.at
3 o'clock r.t the home of the leader,
Mi.-s Fiank Martin.
There is something vitally American
in the fibre of ''Homespun Folks' j
Thomas H. Ince's first contribution ;
to the releases of Associated Pro
ducers which is being shown at ih2
Grand today. Like all big Amen-
an successes it stands for clean ro-
rnance and wholesome after taste.
Human interest fairly oczes out of
the drama. The acting of LynLi
Knott as the mother and Charles
Mailes as the father is superb. The
charseterizatic ns smack cf real life.1
There is nothing studied about tie
action. j
Animals and invmans alike play im-;
portant parts in this rural epic.'
Homespun folks" will live just as '-Th: '
Old Homestead'' will live and just
as "Way Down East" has lived. i
Ready-to-Wfiir
FOREIGN TRADE COXl
Cleveland, April 7. Arrangemeir
are rapidly going forward h .-re f
the reception cf foreign trade k:t:i
ers ct tne count! y m tne e
tional foreigu trade tciive-
i-i.
More than 3 OOC' merchants, ma.u
fat turers, . bankers, railroad anc
steamship meh 'will meet hi. re i:
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Ye are receiving daily new
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WEAR, ETC.
At prices that look good to
md will appeal co you.
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rurcner endeavor to coordinate
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Mi Kenneth Menzies has returned
to Davidson College to resume his
studies after spending the holidays
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. B
Menzies-
Real Sport on the Range
Clear Mts every one made with a Winchester 22 cal.
Rifle simple, safe and accurate always.
Practice at the targets is making crack shots of thousands
of red blooded American boys making them good sportsmen too.
The
Winchester Junior Rifle
Under adult supervision, instructs a boy how to handle a
rifle and shoot correctly. , , . ,
Come in boys let us show you how to hava some real sport
this spring.
immtlrfffiffingg
Model 06 Winchester.
Shoots shorts, long .andlong rifle.
; The most popular rifle in America.
ABEHNETHY HARDWARE GO.
THE WINCHESTER STORE
Mrs. C. C. Gi'rene and son. C. C.
Jr-, of Charlotte have returned home
after a visit to her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. White and sister. Mrs. II.
H. Miller-
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MSeep Well
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When you feel nervous, tired, irritable;
when you're ill with any disease caused by
disordered nerves, don't give up until you try
Dr.Miles'Mervine
G. A. Thomason, Frank Beck, A. C.
Hefner, J. C. Shuford
James C. Shuford Co.
1212-1214 Tenth Ave.
Plumbing, Tinning, Heating, Roof
ing of all kinds
Prompt Service Reasonable Prices
Satisfaction Guaranteed
.. ESTIMATES FURNISHED
PHONE 31
DON'T FORGET OUR
Electric Range
Demonstration
MONDAY. TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY
Southern Public
Utilities Co.
Norris Candies
for
MILADY
Take her a box
Lutz Drug Store
"On the Corner"
DALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGH"
Prescriptions a Specialty
P.ev. J. E. Barb will conduct ser
vices next Sunday afternoon at 3:30
in St. Mark's Lutheran church, Clare-
mont for Rev. J. C. Ko?pplin, whose
throat still prevents his preaching
Mrs. E. M- Ciai.tr, Mrs. T. F.
Stevenson, Mrs. C. L. Crane, Mrs.
L. K- Ratchford and Mrs. W. B. Ram
say were in N:iwton yesterday
attending the Piesbytc-rial Auxiliary
meeting which was in session Wed
nesday and yesterday.
m u i .
MRS. WEST HOSTESS
Mrs. A. M. West was hostess yes
terday afternoon to the Thursday
Study Club with thirteen members
answering roll call- Mrs. Henry
Tucker and Mrs. W. H. Barklcy were
cordially welcomed as guests.
Mis George Ycder, Mr-s. C. C.
Bost and Mrs. George Bailey gave
papers on Jsmes Whitcomb Riley and
Eugene Field, authors for study at
this meeting- Mrs. Bailey also gave
much pleasure by sweetly singing
"Little Boy Biue."
A delightfur'social hour was enjoy
ed during which refreshments in two
courses w?re served.
The club adjourned to meet on
Thursday afternoon. April 14. with
Mi?s Macie Blackwelder.
MR. CRAIG HERE
Mr. C. C. Craig cf Gastoni?., dis
trict deputy for Gastonia v.v.d past
ma stev of his ledio. s:it in the ma?
tcr's chair la. rc nig ht for Master IT,
E. Wh.itercr an-i conferred degree
v.'oik in the. Hickory Masonic Icdg:
The Real Mfsons enjoyed his v.wk
anil appreciated h?s presence.
GIANT APE IN FILM.
HAS AX EDUCATION
trade activities of the na'cio.i, ac-jS
cording to II. F. Seymour, general 'j
chairman of the locat. ari'an;;emett3
committee. ' jjj
viyia,ni o a lyi Wants'--." "'ii
.. IJ. S.- :;OiLL SirPPORT
Washington Aoiil 1. I'.'clc-na '3
involved in tne' co'decticn"'by Fr:ico'f
ox repariviions ir
i!:--cusr.-:d b
nWrtHrts All T)ure siik.jersey" Je
incite fincn. uu eib oo.u
at S3. 00 each. .;$40!yiup3.
New GeSrgetle Overbites . -S5;-to ;S9.50
Rcfie Viv:ar.i, onvcy cx
Ml-f?- Sweater' ! Blouses, : ". Very
x Jroin the .Freneu -rev),;U-!i
lie, with Senatoi Ledge; clurlriTian ox!?
the foreign 'relations commit :o3 and
ether American ofticisJs -t a dinnei S
tendered the farmer I rench
last ni
M. Viviani;
ii l by
An ib;
-sail
premie
ccnferer.ee wit
A highly trained ape upset all
trained animal precedent during the
filming of "The Son cf Tarzan" chan
ter photoplay Wiiieh -somes
to the.
Grand theatre tomorrow only.'
This giant anthrc poid. said to be
one ij the mor-t iiit?lli cnt ares eve;
captured in the African jungles, as
tonished his trainer and ihos3 watch
ing the photographing of one of the
scenes of the serial by leaping up
on the driver's seat of an automo
bile parked near one of the sets and
driving off.
ator Ledge zv.d Gtorge v.7. Vicltc--:-sham,
former at!: r::ev gsnerrd ? i'.v.
United Siate.. rft;-r 'the dinner ; e-
viewei at some ien;er;i results ui tn; :j
recent Linden conference in vh.'. h j
tre allied lepuratien demands y;e-.-
it f;'r' d by Ge'ineny. . j
Those clo.-e to 71. Vivien? ,-ere c.r
phatic in disclaiming any reques t by i
him for material aid to Frei-ec-lj
stating that he suggested only the
extension of "moral support'7 by t
United States in what -.vas ropre ? i
ed to be a grave international sit
aticn confronting Fr?nce.
The foimer pi'pmier, it w.-3 ?.
endeavored to see at rest ail re,:o'.
that I'lanc1 intmfed to aek lor ;
remisscn cf its debt to the Unie
States. In asserting
t. L I f i n i V".-.l.K -
Silk Comfiimatiori'-Smts--Heavy crepe-clc-chine.
- Special at . . . .$3.00 each
Creue & Jersey Underwear $1.50 to ST.-50
Wondcrftd Svi Silk Skirts 7.50 to 810.
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An , i c-1 rr ,
New Tricclme Suits. ... . $25.00 to $35.00
New Silk Dresses $15.00 to. . $3500
New Spore: Coats 15.00 to $35,00
that
V
vculd discharge all finar.ci;! obiig
tions to tliis country, he took oce;
ion also it wns seid to act st re!
any presumption that the effici:
oint '"! I'i' Tj; va ' 'V : :
o'- Q9 r.
The above just a few of the specials that
we are showing.
7.
i- QO rC- do-
nriy-mg orr. . in any wav in the rec:iv contc-ntinV ' m O
Row the ape -learned to drive an in h(; ? , ,,:.,nicnt that a tiobt t fri fclft S SIWOSIW
automobile was a mystery until it L,as duc France by' America in in-1 I NPlteM $1 1fllllSidPV
developed that the bitf monkey had ,o!j i. v,. fvr, ).-. I U &.b W i i- Wi &ax a y
been riding several times and allowed
to sit on the front seat.
DIES OF HEART FAILURE
tionary war.
While nor desiring to present an
iJarmist. 'dew of the situation con
fronting the Fieneh republic, M.
Viviani. it was said, pcinted out in
States ville, N.' C, April 1. Lee ; conversation y. ith certain of those
Combs, 60 years of age, a farmer, present at the dirv.r the deireession
died suddenly in his wagon here ! under r.vhicli the Lrcnch !ec-ple were
today of heart failure. " j laboring in ih face cf many unsolved
, problems aliecnng tr.e leiauons vi
Fiance with Germany-
' 'The" Ladies Store
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HIGH SCHOOL BALL PLAYER
KILLED IJY PITCHED BALL
Timmonsville, S- C. AprD .1. VHniC-r-MlCnPVC J
Kirke White, .18, of .this city, who i i j l''4,''3,.T.;.,.,.!c..7.,,,, .
was hit on the head with a pitched & iAX' 1', "r ''
ball in a baseball game between Tim- -'Itzzr. .T'f
monsville and Florence high schools (e' .v.tr"'.v . . irx
i'ere cneu as a result ot tns miurv. ' . . , a.
He died while being taken to a hos
pital at Florence.
WITH MISS MARTIN
Miss Rose Martin was hostess at
an interesting meeting of the Do As
You Please Club yesterday aftei'noon
t her home cn Thirteenth avenue.
There were no visitors present at
this meeting.
iluch infcrest was manifested in
business session which was carried
out in the regular manner.
The book for the afternoon was
"Harriet the Piper" by Kathleen
Norris, a popular author whose works
ire very much admired. The hostess
briefly sketched her book "and read
sn autobiographical sketch of the
life of the author.
After, enjoying a social hour dur
ing which time the hostess served a
salad course followed by sweets the
ciub fdjourned to meet next "avith
Miss Sadie Menzies.
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WITH MISS PERSON
1st Episode
The
iTOftORROW
On Thursday z-fternoon. the,Trsvel
ers Ciub was pleasantly entertained
at the home of Mis? Josie Person.
The house, was decorated with purple
and white lilacs suggestive of the
tmic cf the hostess for the afternoon.
"The Lady of the Great House" wh'h
had to do i.ith the history of the
gracious stately ladies of the great
houses of ante-bellum days. A good
ly number of members answered roll
I call wi:h quotations from O- Henry.
Mrs. F. A. Abernethy gave for Mrs.
w j Abernethy, the first paper,
! "Anfflo-American Ideals in the Con
f net. ' showing that the issue was
clearly dinwn. The Anglo Saxon was
for Democratic principles and Ger-
many anti-Democratic. The second
I paper, "Some Effects of the War on
American Ideals," showing that Am
erica' has arrived at the stage nMe-:
vtdonment when she can no loncrer
avoid taking part in the affairs of
the world, was given by Mrs. J. II-Shuford-
Mrs. E. B. Menzies read a
carefully prepared paper by Miss
Jcsie Person., The. Lady of the Great
House. Mrs K. C. Menzies read a
sketch cf Hopkinson Linton and an
amusing chapter from Colonel Carter
cf Cartersville. The ciub accompanied
bv Mrs. G. N. Hutton sang Dixie-
I After current events, the hostess as
sisted by Mrs. Edgar Yoder served
arzan
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