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FRIDAY EVEMlWa JUf24 ,
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
Birthday Remembrances
very appropriate time to re
member your friend or rela
tive w-itli a dainty piece of
iowidry or other trifl f rum our
njee selection. .-'
Such gift are mm h spprc
cintfd and are lj-tin;;.
X AW
Local and Persona
.PRINCESS WILD FLOWER
j Mr. and Mis. Roland Morris spe, tj jif
iostorday in Charlotte. j;
Mr. Holmes Brvson of Asheviile is 'I'll V,
I 14 i 1 1 V - o , ii 1 u. Ii- 111. Lit,'..
nr.... A! .1:..
I i 1 : v.vua v inn- la 1 Hi hi 1 1 1 s 1
'about two weeks in Crniate I'a'.h-j Jrf&j
Miss Jessie Dellingcr is visiting
'Mi. and Mrs. L. K. Kink on Tenth
avonuv.
Mr?. Ca'vin lb uric, Mis? Willi?
II ., ..I. 1,. I t..- T.-.. IT, f
I 1 i u . P. nil .mi.?, .1 ..vr .1 1 "u . rv ' 1 uLiui-
1 it. 1- alls u t re chopping m (he city
today.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Registered Optometrist
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General-Insurance and Bonds
fc-'Sel vice' Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
J),-. p. P,. Mane of l.iadin stop:c.
in Hickory Webie-day with his si -lea.
Mrs. J. W. Hoke, c::rou?.-;h ,m:
iiciii Granite Pal's.
Mi-s Anna IV'lo MeCorkle .am?
Linda Tiv U cf Nowtcn wei e gi.e.Ta-y.-M
torday !'leinoon of Miss Louis-.'
l.c-wt.
mm?
IS M : :
ft mi -
p,h; mack sennett comedy
GRAND TODA
' Come to the Grand today and see
"The Homo Talent," Mack Bennett's
m latest and best five t eel comedy. When
4 !('!; Turpin, Charlie .Murray,- James
!: Piniavson, Eddie Gribbon, "Dot? -rr-i
i lev and Kella Pasha eojlspire in a Sen-
nott pb t, the result 'js?it fow tak
!en sei ioudy. It is iriade to be h.nzz
$ ' od at. it you don't believe it, take.
!.i hold .f your sides a lid e" "Home
S Tai'-i't-." Vou mivht as.we'J weai
i i . .i i,.. - w. i ir
i Sennet niek ot tvc wcrld's fairer':
I lj disclose ! discreetlv but cter.erous.Iy.
:: i Tbc are no nvoblems -in "liomei
Talent," h-i -von the prooicm
1 1 f'..v.M. ish;p i'or it i as eioan as a
whistle as heaitv as yavth and htr
' wore anu.snur tnan any teji.-x-i
w ' i . -. i i it,,,.
I pr.siblv be. Uh JJoy, e.on t iu:. ;
bie; treat
P&BP I LAST SHOWING "WIKB TOOL"
4 I PARAMOUNT SCKCI.ib ,Vi'
J-i& i If von hiisred s-,Hn:r 'U Wha
IK m,-4 the new G"tre Meif.;fl
, " duetien adapted fvon SU' Gube-t,
I'riinoss TM.-mhia, "A iid F!o-.vt .,,.(,, i-rvel ''The M'.nvV' .j1as!. r
In...... .., ! .1 I
ji inf iiHiiiui iii;n;i iiii;ni.i, in) ix. l. e
is in Wasliincrton in the inteiest of he
race. n nm- nrotuiseM lirr moiher i i his
never don pnlefaee jrarh,
i:e a:
w.nys appears in tj. .: native iudinii
Miss Aileen I'ekavd, who has spent
111 . livn woi.L in ( 'h:ii'lnttf Wlfil
i her si 'stir, Miss Oualee Eekard, wUlj , rS ,li,,r nnk. ;DurinK the nr
Upend a weeTt .with Mr., and, Mrs; e- oV.fV; ; ' emernwner
jv"ii man before-returnin- h''me Yx !v ' ' v
I Mrs. ITcrVert White of Oklahoma j
!vh. has lu.n the tcuest for seeral
weeks el" Mrs. W. S. Taylor, left
.his moi'iinu for Ridjrecrest "t spend
several . month?.
GAMRKRS RR'I'l'KN
Pa!iiv,e vesterday- yen hus-
cf the best pu-tntv- .l t;ie ve.u.j
L- ..i FrpK "i-Cfniadian Et-.rv. I
!....nnny with thniis. In" ' " !
c'-iarac-te.v is ,1-a.n -r:ua;UOs J-arb:; f
a. lii'hlvpjciure. JHf soiu.
: o 1 e iS: p ta yt? ' i . y 1 -r- . ' vr -- - i
'And 1 1 sai'l t.n Ifsve .fvolvrtl a(i"V,
umrksbir rile prt rky-A" )
F,-v C: mdian winter atmospoe .e
Mr. Melf:d t ok the entire eompany .
4 .. cnnro.-i. -,(.('!! V: TO 1 1 n t Ji i ' 1 S 01
I! ' J
-
o
ne
Third
r1 r-v
I lin aii
Coatenis
And Silk
reuses
.. , .. ... 't
WAIT wm
Brysoii'Snyder Cos
BIG SALE
To buy your piet--" Good?, Shoe,
Prese, Sui; Silk IUto- .ml Notion?.
n REMEMBER THE
NUMBER
Te! phone .'51
Krr p'uir.lun.r. heat'iTj, roofinp
and repair wor.
James C. Shuford Co.
Rhino 31
. Atlr spendiii.u' several weeks vjih
i-.-r sis't-. v-in law. Mis. W. S. TayTor,
Mrs. MclliAaine cf Oklahoma left 'to
day for Lunc ster, S. C, for a visit.
I'harklte wnere I hey f.pent sev-.-'.'.)
ciavs. Mi". Lutc attended the drus;-
eaSgTO38Saa8E8TMirV il, i niaUiJM i UK; lretlini: which ..s in session
tnere.
Mr. T. II. Taylor of Valle CruM"
a h w..s take i i! while on a visit t
his daughter, Mis. Clvrs. Metr.ies, Jr
is hovintf a fclig'r.t improvement.
. The .members of the -Virginia Dave Giti nia hcre na.'v: u:r.n a h.o.i.h
Aok Clnh triv- v'-ih 1..,V !--- nmv.nn i S Y)'."lt '5)1 ni'iKins' ''iP-1
c.:r i r r g.
pU. a L-k Mo,teiIer, Miss Marr Al-v "' e'etun'sone MtatC
feiv.eanipin- ,lt Kulpa-crest Tdr the! Rede.noo . Pr'ti T;.,v
hatMen-days returned home yester-j f1 ,;ir,im, , ( nuany.
dav arternooii.
It was a ielii.:;.!it i'ul ouL;n'.T and
I -st fv -mr of this tun p-t -u-'
" i.i ..i ..n ;, -n P'.tl-,. News.
! tOOaV. -0'iC'i ta.uiu i i.w... , -
n-no-irt-j ! -irRenn m l.-:
Montreal. Black Mountain, Asheville, ; 1 ' .V'..no.-K- drai m "On"
All till - ;M-,
( S, n-:nv ;.,"';t
receive!, n
iiiR ail Si :;i
and ; ; "
Tho rnuim-itv f
these g-anricn-.
tailored ?:hr
able for all VJ
wear. "
: . k 2
." 1 1 1 1 1 a .'iv f l n rmiHinri; - i i t t w 1
Mr. and Mr?. H. C. Lutz and M
J. Hoke returned last ni.K'it from
Bine Ridire and Kittasntaa.
Those in the party besides the
chape roues were .Misses ' Nan-ry
Sherri!!, Nancy Hal!, Nita M.osteller,
Elizabeth Abernethy, Katherine
V'lIIatdier, Maiy Pel linger, I..-ui:,e (Kn--!
and Mi
V Alinute." bv Fred Js-ckson. I'.ns i;
P Thorn ..;r IT. Ince produi n. A ?.'
Mtra-tion '"Rush OrrUrr-" . a Il-Hr
eomedv featuring Sou) Flard.
ROYS ON PICNIC
11 JL-M'h jjd v
OIL COOK STOVES
V.-1
V S' -V;
1
A MODERN
BOOKKEEPER
innlstr. on modern Jnetivnis. .None
ff the ohl t.vle, out-of-date, ob.'o-i
pt system for him. What ho j
want"!, what he needs and what ov-j
:ry business office nteds is our new-:
rst. labor saving, short-cut system.'
It's more tconomicul. Ask u; about it.i
The Van Dyke Shop
Hickory, N. C.
A Summer Home Ccmiort
The Deauiifnl Nw M.del
FWRENCE 5E
Oil Cook Stoves
With Sanitary Rase No Wicks
No Vnlvc.
The Strongest, Most Toerful
Oil Slovr ladc.
Let show you tho line.
ABERNETHY HARDWARE CO.
Mr. and Mrs. V. P. Abernethy an i
two children of Gre.onsooro are
guests, for .-ever?. I days at the Huffry
Hotel. They come e.eei;div to attend
the Lwerins- of the. service flatf in
the Masonic liall tins .evening.
Ti e American Lejrion dinner at
G:30 this evening at the Kiwar.i? ciu'o
will briny.- tc.ee titer many ex-s-ervice
nun arcund a biff table for a .rood
teed. The Piuivt boys will have ch.-v.'-'e
of the set vice and will give the bet.
Ti.-kets can be hi-d ftem Commannei
fail X. Carr.
The meeting of the Abel A. S'o.i
fcrd Chapter, LT. D. C, planned foi
Monday afternoon it the i; ir.e
Mrs. T. A. Matt, has been postponed
until the third Monday in July when
the regular nicotine; will be held. The
meeting for Monday was postponed
cn account of some work in eonyhiit
papers. A report will Y;n made at the
.Ju'y meetinff.
The members of a y urjr boys'
.las of the 'Sunday' school of the
First Raptist church took part in an
unusually oiijoyabk- out 'rt.tr; yesterday
afUTJioon when Ihey were tt;ken on
a picnic to Bakers Mountain by their
teacher, Mrs. K. ('- Menjes.
Several bcuis v:vve spent at th:
vavv.I piayin;r with the tish and indulg
ing in ot'ol?r fonn Of amusement. A
(k-iicious supper -was spread before
latumuiir. home. ';
1 he boys p"e.eiit were Ka;l Poovey.
William Bums, Edwin Carter, I.ee
Duncan, Odel! (aider, Homer Helton,
ISOiTOIiSK
IiS SEfiVlGE FUG
!
! r
Misses Mabel and Pearl Little and
Margaret WrnncnK-'cher left today
f::-r Chicatro to enter the Chicago Mu-
icis Collpjr.'." f'r a .sperial sum met
course in music. Miss Vv anuemacnei
will study piano ar.d voice.
Jitney Schedule
rtlekory-Lcnoir Jltner SrhednH
Lenoir 8:30 P. M
. teT Hickory 5 CO P. M.
"tfyjrxiv tot No. 21 ftid-22.
C. E, ROBBINS
Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. F. A. M.
Krvrnlar communicatioa rirt
btk! Third Monday niitht. j
Bretbrpn cordially icviUd to b
pr"cTt.
tl R Whitner. Master
D. B. TAYLOR, See.
DU. O. II. ITESTKU
DENTIST
Ocflie phone No. 2S7
Manonic Temple Building
Night phone No. 8
(i. W. HAP.Y, M. . 1). C.
chikopiiactof:
and Fp'nal Hpccialist
Over Zerden's Store
Chiropractic Kliminales the Cause
of Disease
John Huat-ins. Kearney tierce and
Jav Carcine:
. i
A service that will be of interest
to Mascns wili be hek! in th1 Masoaic
hall tonieiit at, R o'clock when the
new officer will be installed and the
service flap; Iowa-Ted. Relatives of
Masons who are on the honcr roll have
heen invited.
Mr. P. J- Suttlemyre will be in
stalled as master succeeding Mv. II. K.
Whitener. Several talks will be
made and lemonade will be provided
for the Masons and their jruests.
Tar r.voo-ram was arranged by
Messrs.' I). L. Mi'ler, Ceo. L. Huff-
rnvn'tT-AVn Sl'I'PKR lman and F. D. Cime.
IV 1..K I . HT V'ClfT
in.-.. tiif,
Ificktry with a hie; band concert and;
ice cream supper in the park as the .
'hief attraction. While music was j
behisr played by the Hickory Concert (
hand, ice cjeain r.rui delicious nosne
made cake weie bein-r served r.y ch;
r. .1 - ... :i . . co,.U
nuns Jauies ot roe connmiuii.v eiuj
under
MEKT TO OK(;.MZE CI I B
Local Shriners met in the Masonic
hail last nipht and discussed the
possibility of organizing a Red Fori
Club. Mr. Laurie Deal presided over
the nieelin.tr which was very ;nt?vcst
intr. Talks were made by different
one- present and a committee was
appointed to look for a site for a
buildin.tr and to determine the cost
of equipping it. ' This committee
will report back at a meeting to be
held next Thursday night.
There are about 200 Shrinks in
this .district with about 50 of them,
in Hickory. Shriners from Morgan
ton, Marion. Lenoir and Newton, wi'l
be asked te join the club.
Tho?o present were Messrs Laurie
Deak.E. E. Smith, S. S. Short, M.
C. Forbes, G. L. Lverlv, O. Simmons,
A. C. Hewitt. J. D. Elliott, Geo. R.
Wootten, F. A. Henderson, L. C. Fu
the direction of Mrs. T. A.
Mott, chairman of the ways and means
i committee of the civics department.
Tiie park presented a festive appear
ance vith -he bright lights and large
crowd and tho occasion was enjoyed
bv the entire assemblage.
About ' $35 was realireri -from tne
rn nrii in ni!P
I LI, DUL 10 0001
ADnimn uroc
(llfSBfJSd 1 3
In ! ll i
With the mercury standing at i)i
degrees today and the sua beaming
with all his might, indications, w.ere
side of cream and cake." Pra t u-ally l-that barring clouds ar.d a ?. snower
latrr in the -rttevnoon, toe vnvi moo.
0ier would show another i.iarm d.iy.
Let it be understood, hewever, tivt
ail ri the cakes whieh were delicious
were contributed iy diiferent mem
bers of the club. :
PICNIC LAST NIGHT
M.'TL L. Cltment. Mrs.
i (o An
warm as yesterday was wnn v-
g-ecs, it lacked two degrees of oe -tir-f
hs it -was June 14 and one
.Tohn-vce of the reet-itl on June 17
38.
150 PAIRS LOW SMOES Vm
i r . r.. y- -
-.TV 'Fb-4k-broken -ln,in$ $ few tr'h.-y. .;c'
':':t 31 "'. -i The e (1-forvnd jpii'.iips sJbu'ri--' ' ' 't-j'i
'- ' We in list have shelf rdum for"--! !aneMig'r ;' .. ...
st ck.
While Ihey List
WHITE SILK HOSIERY AT P8c PAIR .
Ladies white siyk hosiery in grot IeiTi?.!'d a.:-; .?; ..
now. We have a big stock that we sold at S1.5.t ;v.A '- t '.:, .,-
are oflcriug at ;-?.:r
BIG VALUES IN DRY GOODS AND DO.
MESTJCS.
In about ten days our new.' wall cases and chvhir.-r
to place. Every day we will put on ninny speck-!
dia-e our stock by that time. These will ly?-ou d-p!;r.
marked.
REMNANTS AND REMNANTS
Wc find about 200 short length-- in a'l kinds of yv.-i
we. are putting up in packages. These will be mat!." ,-h-v. -is
half the regular price.
It Will Pay Y ou To Come In Every Day
Thompson-West Com
p
Fhe Ladies Store"
Hickory,
Carolina
Dorothr Tvev and Miss Edward Clem-1 Wednesday night tn. mercui w-en.
em chaperoned a tberry party fdcwri io 70 degrees and bust nig. u
vc-ung people cn a strawnde and droppc! t- ,....,...;.,.
v.. .. t mnkpr Mountain Ii was time o get up , This i. oi n. a
last night.
.The r.art . left Hickory about
o'clock and went, to; the mountain
w here supper .was served.
i1iir p'irls rointr were Misses Lou-
" " . x. i:
ise and Florence Hoyd. lary voi. i
7;f,re cue lelt like urrwutg ue -o.,-
about him or ner. runuo - .
sleeping perches or snooze (icni-.tan-5
have better opportunities ot
;:mimr wood fnev nights than tbo ;e
--voorten, r.. uenuei s.n, v m- 1W aim r lorence iw.vu, -ihi.v x ; cn.,j otrrv "ntrv.
mm, Harold Shufor.i, M. T. Roberts, j Wootten, Charlott- Payne, Mildred! wh';."'-- 'm., hiiik of" it, there
ank Paschal, Robert Bell, J. C. , Whitener, Mildred Wilfong. and the Still, J n ; 0l: ) 4 , , t pihts (u;
dilkr. Dr. O. II Hester and Dr. J. hisses Virggs ofMars Hills who nre!? JV "nd these goa-
5- little. : visiting n the city. the young boys ; 'V'1,, 'about the last of 'June.
When you have any old or
cast off Furnitnre trt sell
CALL 224-L
Highest Cash PrJceH Paid.
K. W. KEYKOLDS
UAL ELKCTKC COMPANY
Ninth Avno
We arc equipped to do kinds
of electrical work, small or large.
We also carry a complete stork
of Electrical Guncls and a lin of
fixtures for store and residence
lighting.
Electric Shoe Shop
T. M; THOMPSON, Proprietor
First Claw Work Gaartitl
Phona 106. Work Delivered
tOS2 14th 8tre, Hlekory N. C,
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturer of all kinds
HARNESS, BPvWLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing e Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
DR. J. B, LITTLE
. DENTIST
Oflee Phone t96
Orer D. P. Bowman's Store
i .
CYRUS C. BABB
Mem. Am. See. Civil Engra.
Waterpoer, WaterworV:u and
Sewerage Land ub-ui vision
Hickory, K. O.-Chm. Com. Bldg
Addrese: Granite rails, N. J.
DR. W- B. RAMSAY
DBNTIST
Offiee over Hayes-Long Drag C.
HICKOET, N. C.
Geo. E. Bisanar
DOCTOB OF OPTJC8
Error of Rvfraetion and all Opti
cal defects corrected with proerfy
fitted glasses.
Office and examination room In eo-
nection with Jewelry Store. . .
Week end Package
Colgates Tooth Paste
with large can
Colgates Talcum
Price
18c
Lutz Drug Store
"On the Carner"
2 ALL 17 or 317 That's ENOUGII
Prescriptions a Specialty
mcluaea .-rieuge anu, uaoj
r.nlliwa. Peterson. P.ruce and I.hciv I
Mnxies, Clyde Flowers, Chester and
YEAR BOOKS HEADY
Hal Latta. Bobbie Grimes. Champ! The c :n,Vl unity Club Year-BooKh
Martin, Oris oY'unt Buster Fennell and , come from the press and is in ,
James Boyd, Messrs. W. N. Miller and: vJI1(ls ,cf Mrs. E. B. Menzies audj
Bob Weathersby. !Mr,. TI. C. Menzies, chairmen M
Col. W. B. Scales, U. S. A., arrived ,aav ho obfchjtled from them, mciv.
5n the eitv this morning, inspected ),erS cf the club may secure ,nejr
the cavalry horses and records and ;c.pies at once. The price per copy '-
left at noon for Lincolntnn. He liked .,0 conts.
the looks of the horses, which are de-j
dared to be the best animals in the; TWO IN ONE
sevice. ' i Pagers tells us that the Vest way
to r,ut the most cf life is uo fall m
Mr.-. C A. Yost and children. Miss love with .a great problem of a beaa
Zelma and Master Conway, have re- Lifui woman." s .
turned from a visit to relatives m -VJiy net choc se tre latter am.-gt.
Charlotte. . . : both." Amherst Lonl Ji-
-TV ."Ml i'i 0
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n t f. She ton ami A t n.is ium """"
chia ken of High Point are guests for ckthes cks loudly cf 'Much Ado
several davs of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. About Nothing. '-Columbia (S. C,
Kecorc
Yost
3
Ills
LH IiAblES FREE TICKET PASTIME
THEATRE TONIGHT
mm
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rlvThis Coupon and 2 cents to pay tne war tax mi. auouw u.v .u,
I. ' I if -ii... t....4.;.., MM..a.., "FPKP,'' toii'mht to see "THE . WISE
Wi I t - Hie 1 ilMLlIIH.- HH.I.l- i
j I FOOL" a bi
25 Come out and keep
Theatre than outside. . . -;.
-' ,' :X ?'-' ' - " ' " '
Pai amount Special. Cut this out and bring it slion-J
keep cool. Plenty of fans. 20 degrees cooler in the "Ssi
When a man marries is the time to open a bank '' ''
his wife and make his life partner his BUSINESS partn-r.
Then "-he will take an interest in his business and be a
him. She will then economize and be a friend indeed in I
need.
Many a wife from her savings has. kept a man from ivl
the lock of financial disaster.
We invite Y'OUR Banking Business. .
Consolidated Trust Co,
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