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EVENING. SEPEEMBER 17, 1921
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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE THREE
Th Hismnr Store is ah.s
in u po:dlion to nnvp you
money your jewelry te
sjiiir.'inf nts.
v?er Mcrifu4c quality, our prices are always the
oi:ddeieil.
II'
Veil 'I '
guarantee of (tility iiuuiivs the
the recipient of a tfil't. Visit our
herd and moans
store ol',ten.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Local and Personal
"WHAT EVERY WOMAN KNOWS"
Mai: i) aixvms (jurat ilay
IN PICTURES PASTIME
MONDAY
When William DeMille, one of
Lester Thornton and of ! linmount s master producers, un-
SUtncer nre visiting relatives in ! d?1.t0ok n'en Sir J awes M. Bar
city. i l ie 8 celeorated play, "w-nat Every
Woman Knows," which will be shown
iat the Past bile Theatre two (lays.
i Momiav .-nil Tuesdnv. September 1'.)
Miss Era Propst will leave
i row for .Johnson City, Turn,
'she will suend several weeks
tonn
where
Mrs. Lnllie Peacock arrived yester
tbivilay afternoon from Charlotte to
visit home folk?.
I l 'r ' Ul ('l'H't llickory,N- (
r "- .
Mis. V. p. Speas and sons are
rpending- the week end in Winston
Salem with relatives.
Messrs. .1. A. Link ani (Ion. .
Link have arrived from Charlotte to
be at the bedside of their mother
Mrs. S. K. Lir.k, who is oritioall ill.
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO.
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
030 Mth Street - - Phone 292
NOTICE
NOTICE
Wo aiv now in position to furnish all
perspective builders Blue Prints with all
detail and specifications.
Why wait from 60 to 90 days and pay
from 7". to $100 when we ha've a com
plete line and ours are absolutely FREE.,
' ('all in and look them over.
We are also in position to furnish esti
mates on all classes of work, with a guar
antee of perfect satisfaction, and upkeep of
our work for a period of 12 months.
Honest business and satisfaction to our
incomers -Our Motto.
Sides & Morgan
l I KACTOKS ANI) Rlll.DERS
(Hfin- (her Williams & Pearson Clothing Company l'homr 516-J
and 20. the ouestion cf a cast to ade
quately portray the characters- of
the great story, was one of primary
importance. That Adams and Bruce
MeRae -who played the leading roles
in the1 Anl.i if-Uri production of the
play, shitfld be wUeeef;ded in the,
screen version in the most -:;paUe
manner was imperative, and to tht
end Lois Wilson and Conrad Nape!
were chosen.
"What Every Woman Knows"' was
produced at the Duke of York's thea
ter in Lfndon in 15)08, and in the loi
lowinir season it was presented in
NeW York v Charles Frohman w'a'a
Maude Adams aii'J Br We McKae in
the leadinp parts. The' play" scored
a huge success and during silCc'eed-in-
seasons it was presented ii! Uie
printipaS cities of the country.
Tile story deal with the fortunes
of a younp student with- a poiitioai
aspiiation i.v.ho steals into a home
of wealth at nipht to read certain
1 ..nU- hp is unable to obtain other-
Miss Pinkie Shuford o." Newton i-t mw-.trht and the result ;s
and Mrs. Carrie Neill of StatesvilloJ an agreement that in consideration
imnci wdovil'iv fii' Mi- rSuvi'" ii n-ivimmf to him of Sl.oOO. ne
Iluggiiis.
Mrs. J. 1. Eastman has returned to
her home in S-iuda, Va., after spend
ing some time with Mrs. ;). W. Clark
son on Eighth street.
Mis and. Mrs. E. ,. t'arr have re-
tuiiu-d from a delightful trip to At
lantic City. New York, Philadelphia
and Washington.
Mr. and Mrs. E.
morning for Abii
they will be guests for some time
her sister, Mrs. Sam Wither,
B. ..'one:; left this
rdon. Va.. where!
of
AH philatheas J' the Reformed
church are urg'id to bs . present at the
rally day services which wii! bo held
at the church Sunday morning and
bring a visitor with them.
Dr. D. R. Wolff of Greensboro and
bis mother, Mrs. J. W. Wolff, of
Ashboro are visiting at the home of
of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Wolff on iith
avenue.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Fort and daugh
ter of Cystoma spent yesterday with
Rev. i nd Mrs. W. II. McNairy. stop
ping ever on their wr.y to Morgan
ton to visit relalivrp.
Mrs. Annie Martin and son. Master
N'ath.aniel Macon Martin -will errive
todav from Washington to visit her
sister-in-law, Mrs. J.ohn W. Harts-field.
xy-iU n!MTir ihf flinii'iter ot t'l?
household within five years. I nis
V.rcvokes unusuai and ce.pt -va ting
development, all contributing to mane
this screen story one of the most -entertaining
produced this season. In?
supporting cast is of a high eharao
ter of excellence. -
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TOM MIX Gil AND MONDAY
The attraction at the Urnd thea
t.., u i., ,.-;n i, a T.ii IVliy Sri his
latest Fox production "The l'ig'
T,,,.,, Pr.ioi.1 Trn" storv bv Will, idc-
i ...-.v. r-Jno In thi mcturc MIX;
Li.Vll iv.un l
appears as a young ranch owner,
with whom romance begins when he
meets, through auto trouble, the pret
ty daughter of a weathy father who
is on tour seeking investments in
the far west. The romance is de
Vm o.-iseo and of
,.lni natps i?i the union Ol If
lovers. But weanwhile Mix ex
periences thanks to sundry foes
enough thrilling encounters to satis
fy the most rabid trouble hunter. Ai-
he rescues from lmmiiteiii, peiii
" BOY BITTEY BY' SNAKE
Master Neil Clark, small son of Mr",
and Mrs. N. W. Clark, was bitten
bv a copper head snake near Ills
ltOiti in Kenworth shortly before noon;
today, but prompt first aid measures
and attention by a physician have pre
vented, it is believed, any serious
consequences. " The snake va coiled
up nt the foot of a tree where the
lad, not noting it particulaily, poked
at it with .a bax-e foot. The fangs went
into the flesh twice. The snake had
shed its skin.
There was a 'foregathering of.
mothers in the neighborhood, the
father being at work, and the snake
was killed by Mrs. Clark.
GRAND THEATRE
MONDAY
WILLIAM FOX Presents
TOM MIX
"THE BIG TOWN
ROUND-UP"
Story by Wm. McLeod Rainc
Added Attraction
A 2 Reel Educational Comedy
Admission 10 and f20c
raEZXJ IE
II I i EXTUAOllDINAin
tat T 5i
nWBJJAM
ATTRACTION
V Monday & 3
14 Tiipcnav
m uvuuuj
'aJ I
DeMllLEsn
PRODLCTION OF
Sir James M. Barrier's Famous Play
"What Every WomanKnowsr
A PARAMOvijS'T PICTURE
With Conrad Na&el, Lois Wilson
and Clarie McDowell
n
rices On bhoe Kepaifjiig a
SHOWS!: 3, 5, 7 AND
ADDED ATTRACTION-
ADMISSION"; Adults 30c,
8 I5KELS
PATHE NEWS
Children 10c.
Dr. J. F. Campbell
m;m is r
Ph'-ne "To-L
HICKORY. N. C.
O.Ti Hivrr Y..w Jewelry btore
OR. W. B. RAMSAY
0JENT1ST
f JIjm f.onj; Vrng Cs
niGJCOUT, N. c.
J, II. WILLIAMS, M. I).
rhy.;ieiari atid Surgeon
URc' lin Ninth avenue
l'honc 17D-J
V.
1121 0th Ave
15. McMillan
Public Accountant,
Hickory, N. C.
Business Systems, Audits,
i Returns .
Tax
Miss Annie
nurse ot tne
AshcviUc
and Mrs
has just
training.
Yoder, a graduate
Meriwether hospital,
is visiting her parents, Mr.
Colon Yoder. Miss, Yoder
comnleted her three years'
Grace
Henderson ar.d
and Master Busier:
ai
so,
-eath
savin
of
them twice in
child in a runa-
K EM EMBER
A si itch in time saves nine.
That shoe behind the trunk
Needn't he considered junk.
THE SHOE I IXEUY
B. P. Link, Main Street
DR. J. B. LITTLE
DKNTI3T
Offset Then 191
0t D. P, Bowtn'g Stor
Geo. E. Bisanar
DOCTOR OP OPTICS
ErroT of Refraction end all Opti
cal dtVti corrctJ with pro'wlj
filtpd KlatiM.
OiTl'-fl and cxamtnttion rocm Ui o
r,.Uk with Jewtlry Store.
Misses
T i.ii iui. TrG(ilVl!
F..nnei went to Marion today to
. C
ten the district meeting oi
Christian Endeavor .society f ex
tern North Carolina as delegates from
the Seizor and intermediate socie
i!..:..'tl,i. First Presbyterian thurcn.
IT. D. C MEETS
The Abel A. Shuford chapter, U.
1) C will meet Mondav afternoon
!'; 'A', Li with Mrs. D. L. Russell.
New members who have their regis
tration papers are uigeu
present.
MOONLIGHT WEDDING
While the waters of the Catawba
U-ursled underneath and the beams
from a gohlen moon translormed the
night into mellowness Mr Unk
r,C. n,l Miss Janie Long, both oi
t united in marriage
I.OMH V ii-n , "
The Horseford bridge was
.... ,iH:ir. the voung couple
on the Catawba side of the river
while the words that lottom man
and wife were spoken by Squne Go.
T. Barger. Several friends witness
ed the ceremony.
used for
standing
CYRUS C. BABB
em. Am. Sk.J Civil Engn.
Waferpower, WaterworV and
Sewerage Land tub-din ision
Highwayt.
Hickory, N. C. Cbm. Com. Bldg.
Addrets: Granit Falls, N. C.
EUROPEAN RELIEF
In a mass meeting called by Lu
theran ministers a year ago a com
mittee was appointed to inform the
. -i. Jvi rm-iiiip and to
se4d 6i tnr-elothing'. or cash
,..;eVir.ii to send to
ever aojum; -
...,il i.tVprincr nponlc. oo tney
i .,.i.i,ndi-fcds of, dollars
U!U .
sent and' thousands of pouns
clothing. Again the call
rri.i..iC.inu ivmst be fed and
Suffering is officially
worse in N. Europe
niii iw;ia-ine. In
what-
starv-
they
were
of good
comes,
clothed.
venor ted far
than anyone
October clothing
two girls
addition to
way.
Al' in all, it is ouite impossible to
nc.!iiw 1 ho lmm-pss nn inat i o wis
v.v,
Tiin Pnnnd TTn' ik a soeedy and
nerve tinglinsr proposition. Tne rok
f flu. liorninp i f.riaetod bv ()ra
l J klU HVtvl.'v
I 11 1-1. 1.1 fl AfUiprl attraction. ' Th
Simn" -a Mermaid two reel educational
comedy.
MAP OF HICKORY
Prof, J. E. Barb, civil engineer,
is revising the map of Hickory again
and is receiving numerous inquiries..
Fverv business house, residence.
fhnri-li and school building in the
city will appear on the map, as well
as water hydrants, and it will be
one of the best maps ever isseud. It,
is said that Hickory is the only city,
in the state which has a ma-p showing j
all these points.
T R A CTO ImTeTTo N S T R A T I ON
The demonstration of Fordson
tractors on the Arney farm in Burke
county, near the Rhodhiss road, is
expected to attract many farmers
Monday and Tuesday. The Watson
Motor Company has arranged to show
what these powerful tnvctors can do.
The land is likely to be Vlry and
hard and farmers will get a chance to
sec these tractors work under hard
conditions.
REBE DANIELS PASTIME TODAY
The attraction at the Pastime to
day will be Bebe Daniels "The Good
Little Bad Girl" in her latest Reahirt
picture "One Wild Week" a comedv
drama in five parts also a Snub. Pol
lard comedy. Come out tonight and
pmov a veal poou ;no.
New I
Bis? reduction on men's naiied or sewer soles and
ber heels, bl.zo. (
Ladies' nailed or sewed soles and rubber heels, $1.00
Children's work in proportion. These are 1912 pric
es for first class work, which is guaranteed to be better
than you can get elsewhere. With these 1 ow prices, we
are compelled to do business on a cash basis. ; All work
returned. !
Electric Shoe Shop
Phone 10G Next First Bldg. & Loan
F. M. THOMPSON, Prop.
.'!; ! . . '
J
INTEREST 0115
ST FIRST BAPTIST
When you have nny old or
off Furniture to sell
( A I L II" 1 -Ij
HlKhwt Cash rrlccs Paid.
K. W. KKYftOLDS
REMEMBER THE
NUMBER
Telephone 31
For plumbing, heating, roofing
and repair woik
James C. Shuford Co.
Phone 31
will be sent, Setter Kusseu
will send it. Gome.
RKVS. KEG LEY, DEATON
HALTIWANGER.
and
Electric Shoe Shop
i
'!. THOMPSON, Proprietor
y"t CUU Work Gnarfchtvi
m. Work I)IlTrd
!lt lth F.trtt, Hlekory, N. C.
Dit. O. II. HESTER
DENTIST
'Kaii' phono No. 237
Masonic Temple Building
Night phono No. 8
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturers of r11 kinds of
HARNESS, BRIDLE. BADDLKS
AND STKAP WORK
Rpiring a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
G. W. KABY, M. D., D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
and Spinal Speciaiist
Over Essex Jewelry Store.
Chiropractic Eliminates the Cause
of Disease. Plmne S28-J
Jitney Schedule
Hlckory-I.nolr Jitney Scbcdal
Unoir t:50 P. M.
kM RicVory 6.C0 P. M.
rrit for No. 21 and IS.
C E. ROBBINS
Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. F. ft A. M.
Renlar comwnnicatioB Flri
and Third Mondy night.
Brethrta eordially imTitI W
rrjSUTTLEMYRE, W. M.
W. L. BOATRIGIIT, Sec.
How it hurts, throb,
What wouldn't you d?
to get rid of it and en
inv nerfect foot ease!
Hy .joy perfect root ease:
Here la instant relief.
A wonderful yet simple nome
remedy which relieves you m
rl"j.': nin removes the
. rr ji.nnMri-U this while
FREE TRIAI- ,if
od get your money Dacic
The Foot That Pains Most
leads FAWYFOOT Most ,
Lutz Drugstore
- On the Corner" '
14 j f it or 317 That's ENOUGH
" A PreMripttDne a Specialty
T'le larsrest congregation of the
week heard Dr. R. L. Lemons of
Salisbury at the First Baptist church
-t night and tbe service was rm.ji
''"u.. .V ind wiiiful. This nuivti-
UdliV ...... . -i . .
ine Dr. Lemons preached a special
sermon to teachers, school - children
and their parents. '
Services will be held tonight at S
..' orvain tomorrow at 11 a. m.
! and 8 ). m. . . -,; '-, .
tu,. onwt for toniert is Cnrjs
ition Initiation." At the merni- ser
a the speaker will use as his s-.m-iect
"Tied to Jesus" and the even ins?
i discourse tomorrow is "Turning the
! t,...:i. at;i "
The public i.; invited to an services.
Reports frnn HiRhland, where Rev.
F. A. Bower is preaching:, also are
"ratifying:.
The teeth in the prohibition law are
the kind that come out at night.
Hartford Times.
something
this is
.worth shouting
about
THE
Hart Schaffner
& Marx
styles iti suits
and overcoats
fo
r 1921 are
here
Copyright 1920 Hart Schaffner & Marx
PASTIME TODAY
BEBE DANIELS
(The Good Little Bad Girl)
IN
"ONE WILD
WEEK"
A Realart Picture
Added Attraction
'YOU ARE NEXT"
Snub Pollard Comedy
Admission 10 and 20c
New colorings; new fashion ideas; new fabrics. Pric
es one-third lower than those of fall of 1920.
Moretz- Whi
Clothing
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