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N!NG. SEPTEMBER 20. 1921
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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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principal factors to bo considered
:.u chase whether largo or small.
ler:cs.
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v . 1 1 are always assuredo f the best
)rice and often at a hg sav-
vi'l! worth your consideration.
are reasons for the continued
id popularity of our store,
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send your prescriptions to us.
pleased and, you will api)rcci-
VACCINATION-A PROTECTION I "WHAT EVERY WOM AN KNOWS?
i.- u 'V, , I J,1ASE LAST SHOWINO PASTIME TODAY
Koch. Red Cross Pnhi;,. ... ...
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m Ilea It h Xnv "1UH mum i it win: suuum it iiian
P It is time for your child to enter cn'H-S('. the pietty littlo vaso fiow
gf school, (if he has not already start- cr who holds un her c tvo loiv.j: head
M vw mill'? ioj- a nrsr- lerm ni. f ;in, i,,si;ii'4 Vins:Vi.ir.l tvirn v:i'ct
' ;i7.s,,,n' 11 ,,s Vou have of Ounces an.: 15ttlt
louiso, made every plan for t: von ....
Know it is ol.l n, i..' a., practica', brainy
--"""(."i liuii. ik. nils LI1U
piopor clothes, and that you will give anl helps her husband, to nVnl
it the lunches that it ncds, will be battles r.nd to overcome ins
interested in the rade it makes, stacles?
in its tev.vhc-rs and its hn-il ' Sir James M. Barrie r.nkcs
Int ...u.. ..i . . ..... . - I . . . i t i ! : . 4i,
tui.ii aooui us health : After quite plain wnicn khiu oi mvu un m-.vwhere.
in in.ii is the chief thunr t,. V ,.nlmo.'-.i en lunns. m What ivcry wo-
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and maybe all vour ot'ne. man Knows," the new Wil'inm De-:
piove uselos- wheii vou iH-' Paramount picture which was TO
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vanities, or
girl who di;-
uHJ-AR!! I!.TTE!!V MAN LAST SHOWING TOM MI T
VISITOR TO HICKORY GRAND TODAY
Mr. F. II. Su.-mS.h- of AiK.ita, dis- . .If you missed secinsr Vom Mix i:i
, . . ' . ... his latest 1 ox production "F'.v B;lc
met rc-r.rcscnri.tivv el A: ;:ire -.t- Town Round Up," story bv Wni. iic-
P'.rt t(i;-y in Hickory as the Leon Kame. at the Grand theatre
f ;,!, . ";. , '. Y-di : . k.-al yesterday, you missed a very fine
it bl 'W the head
whicii ll'ieatened
u'i
t;i i
no
orouj;nt
woman
the
in
his
the
Wizard
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owner of
Spn'stliivi- canif
with his l'K-al d. a'vi i
newsnap"'1 ;dvei tisin'.v
the heartiest cooperation
ciMiimmv whic
rutis
the
tr.
-live
line of advertising: to be seen
t.icn. Mr. P-ture. 1 lie apcarar.ee ot ion
consult J a ' picture is aiway a::
ol interest an.j aiways, too.
been an event satisfart ry in
come. But there are decrees of
faction; and it may .' sai ! ot
Bi.cr Town Round-Up," ti
!v to be voted the mo:-1
Mix,
V to
regard
md io
with
most
the
sitlered
plans will
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HE GRIMES COMPANY
io enroll vour chi . -m I .,i: shown at the Pastime taeatre
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Has thi- little .tK. i..w.-T ' fl:iv
- .....i v.ivt.uai.-
And you, nerhans r.i.-iv V...' The storv is laid in Enc;lan i
obliged to answer "No." ' : Scotland and shows how a yr
piv.v in which he has appea.v-.
screen.
l-'Kini the mi mi'iU wh":; Mi
' youno; ranch owner, aimed !
jie
c fy i e.j,'
on ihe
;. a s a
is rd'ii
a.nd with a lon s
fmni a bijr rattler
tin' i''lty hi'r.;;n
'Ids sa:r-.- 'rarni.tiu- voi'.n
ba'-k fro in the ritx- to his .iireii as a
b id.e. i!"i only did the interest nevi-i
i:ir. but it was constantly iufsified.
Last showing f this sro d pictuiv
!ed;iy. Ad-ted a'.tiavtioii a t'-vc n !e
Fdu.-:!tie.r.a.! conn-dy. Tomo'-'-oy Lwis
.1 'rh'.ni k presents Conway Tearle
in "Road to Ambition" an oaelhnt
or ;u-t ion.
AVidiam Hohenzoller?i jirobably
otibl tell the Ku Klux Klan where
tiny could find an "Invisible Emperor."-
Syracuse Herald.
lieve
J ossildy you mav not voursv'f "bo- nobticin wins fame and success,
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AY
WORK
IN
INTERIOR PA) NTING
PAPER HANGING
KALSOMINING
AND
DECORATING
Will Need No Apologies
! ii i vm! i.'i'actiii y and Perfect
Ai! V.'nrk IJoasonably Done
liiii.itc ; L heerl ully r ui'nislied
H.
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Newton, N. C.
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iiiiiS'i ur: j;t parade at io a. m.
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"IH Sub- Show Day a. I.utp Drii Sroro. Admis
11 "Hi I n I. i ts same pri' ts a'J on hhow grounds. No
u-t this service. j
protection unconscious ot the
in 'vaccination v.s a
mst one of the most loathsome as bunt little wife who
! as one of the most ftal dis-i speeches is injecting:
act that; h.
types
there-n
ril
his Lhe
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but the
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eases small ox. Eut .-.to.) ju-t a'10a' secret ol his popu;a
mmute and lemember that the ef-'the height of his career, 1
I'ectiveness of vaccinat;o-. is n.t . I love with another womai
matter of faith but positively a mat-'wise wife also proves eqnr-l to tins
tor of, ftict. A hundred years ayo ' '-T-'T.eney and handles the ease in
one tenth of all the deaths in the manner that brings happir.'ji- and
world was caused by small pox; to-j 1 ec onciliation. The east is all st-.r,
day this number has Leon redu-( d to including Lois, Wilson, Com a l Naei
less than one half of one per -ev. ,a:,' -thers of not'.
Aain .you may be "afraid of vac- picture was received with
ciriation" but surely that fear is, not ' mai 'a'(' approval by the audamee.
Wfdl founded because within the last!Tnat 5t was n ,ess satisfactory than
two years alone .'LCOO.OOO persons "Midsummer Madness" in which Lois
lr e been vaccinated in this count w , Wilson and Conrad Nagcl '.-ppcared,
R, '- li"nv c;tv m ir.ae-i'r,
tml left last ni-ht for Chapel Hill, wh-v
. today he was on the nreu-vam for a
.C'overnment at a city and eouny
meetino- beino- held at the Univerrtty
of Noith Carolina.
LAST SHOWING TODAY
I without a siii.ii!e death. in fact, the vvas evident.
! actual process is no more nainful than 1 !-ast showing of this fine picture
a slight pin scratch, and the effect, today. Added attraction Pathe News,
even in the most aggravated cases Tomorrow Frank Farnum in "The
it is not nearly as uncomfortable as Struggle" a great western picture.
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a co m i in me neau a sngnt t.'.'ver nv
lesult, and possibly a headache for
a day or two and that is all. j
Maybe you think the vaccine virus
may "not be pure;" this too is now
almost impossible as strict laws sur
jound the manufacture of vaccine,
vnil the .11. S. government protects
the people by enforcing this law wihle,
much of the vaccine is pt-epared in
government laboratories. !
The best times for vaccination to
insure immunity fiom sn-aii pox is1
during the child's first year of life,'
oi before it is ten years old. For
this reason school authorities insist
on all children beine- vaccinated be-,
fore entering school. If two suc
cessful vaccinations are had, pro
tection usually b.sts a life time.
I; is important for adults a we'll
as children to bo vaccinated. But
a child is totally dependent upon the
understanding of its parents to j ro
t":l it : di'M'asi- that it is highly
important that all p. '.rents under
hand the value of vaccination; the
pi oven effectiveness of it and the
danger in the process. Therefore,
have your child vaccinated now; not
only that it may enter school but
because it is a duty owed to the child
by the parent. Investigation will
convince any one of the simplicity
of the practice as well as of the
importance of it in protecting from
small pox also from typhoid fe
ver.
Don't delay vaccination. Do it
now.
FORDSON TRACTOR DOES
ALL SORTS OF GOOD WORK
Many farmers attended the l-'ord-son
tracto?" demonstration yesterday
and today on the Arney farm several
miles west of Hickory and saw tln.se
powerful engines pull plows, disc
harrows and rollers through and
over soil ;..s hard as any in Ibis
se?tion. Lack of rain foi several
days, and the absence of a "season"
caused the soil to lr1 packed bar'
and farmers saw the tractors work
under the hardest conditions. Mana
ger Watson served cold drinks to his
guests during both days.
AVILLI AM FOX Presents
TOM MIX
"THE BIG TOVN
ROUND-UP"
Story by AVm. McLeod Raine
A Great Western Picture
Added Attraction
A 2 REEL EDUCATIONAL
OM 1 DY
Admission 10 and 20c
TOMORROW
Lewis ,' L Seiznick Presents
CONWAY
TEARLE
in" Elaine Sterne's
THE ROAD OF AMBITION'
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ster
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'cnuitz mamieu
Joseph Mathieu
TENOR
Under Auspices L. C. Giee Hub
COLLEGE AUDITORIUM
Monday
Sent. 26
Admission
th 8:00 P.M
SO cents
"HUM" MAN TELLS WHY FIVE
TOES MAKE HRICHT ANIMALS
"I'll tell you the reason tl.vt any
one of my t hice herds of i lephants
is the most intelligent bunch o' heasts
in this whole meiuigerie, which in
cludes about every known animal
but the Polshevist," said the boss
animal man of the John Robinson cir
cus, coming to Hickory Tuesday,
September 27th.
"The elephant has five toes like a
man, that's why. Look at those
ostriches over there. You know they
are the prize 'nobody home' crea
tures of the universe, don't you
Want to know why? Well, they've
got only two toes. Of course, my
theory doesn't stpply to the hoofed
annuals, bui. they are all babes in
aims when compared to elephants in
the matter o' wisdom.
"Here's another thing. Did you
ever see anything with big eyes
that has any brains? Take mati
nees idols, movie Claudes and fish, for
instance. Ain't I rtym : iov,
look down those elephant lines. Take
the tenth one in the row. Pipe
those little eyes. Just watch the
brightness of 'em. That 'bull' knows
I'm talking about him; he knows what
I'm saying. They get ynj every time
do the 'bulls. They size people up
on sight. If they don't like you
they never will. When they don't
fall for a person's charm-', I knov
thete's something wiong with that
person. But follow the elephant's
tips and you'll love your fellow men
for you 11 notice it's seldom they
find a wrong un-mighty seldom."
GRANITE FALLS WINS
Lenoir, .Sept. 20. Granite Palls
defeated Lenoir in an exciting game
of baseball Saturday by the score of
six to five. The game abounded in
fine fielding features by both teams.
WHY IT SUCCEEDS
P.etause It's For One Thing Onlv. and
Hickory People Appreciate This
Nothing" can be good for every
thing. .
Doing one thing well brings suc
cess. Doan's Kidney Pills are lor one
thintt only.
For weak or disordered kidneys.
Here is Hickory evidence to prove
their worth.
C. E. Pope, carpenter;, Hickory,
says "I had a slight touch of kid
ney trouble a short time ago and
Iheie was a heavy, dull feelmg in my
b-.vk. iMv kidneys acted irregular
ly, too. I took a few of Doan's
Kidney Pills and before I realized it
the pains in my back went away, my
kidneys were regulated and I was
cured. I haven't been bothered
since and I recommend this kidney
remed to my friends."
Price COc. at all dealers. Don t
simply ask for a kidney remedy
fet Doan's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Pope had. Foster-Milcurn
Co., Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y. Adv
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prod net
to
when
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two types oi runic petroIum.
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the asle curoo irons (!!
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demand is so f re;
parts of the floLe
explored for peiroiieiMn,
aeeoiiiiE-j for the erv al
of enides' Jhc iarLct.
Gasoline miisl he mitforni not
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( V v, Jersey) has never been
eofifce.'it to have ".Standard'
.'Vloli-r Ciasoline exceptionally
t'-vAi'l in any one respect to the
detriment of other properties.
f he ideal woidd be to have
eve; y drop of gasoline as uni-'
form In (ill its qualities as the
ehejuieals and drus uhielij f
yotn pharniaeist uses in a pre- $
scrip!
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f our Develon-
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most
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J met its, "Standard" Motor!
tajime is positively tin; best I
balaneeil and the highest ini
quahly that you can buy. It
is llu; same whether you get'
U in one corner of the state
or another.
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