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PABE TWO
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
THURSDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 6, 1921
Hickory Daily Record
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HOLSTEIN HERD
SPEAKING OF SPORTS
Personally, we could be satisfied
with the ncore in tho world aeries
gatocn and wait until the morrow for
the detail. Removed from the cen
let of athletic endeavor, a fellow
aaenda hla time thJnklnr of those
thing which are more worth while,
apt! he can spend an afternoon look
ing over , a flock of poultry, herd of
Jftraeva or devote an hour cr two o
the ancient and honorable gamo of
checkers if there is nothing else
Utter with little thought of wheth
er' Bambino cracks one out of the lot.
1 is not ao wiflh the younger fellows,
however. They are on edge Unlay
and in many places the older ones
are keen for, the excitement of the
baseball scries.
There was a time when we would
Lave rented a ball to get the world's
aetiea reurna; and when the Uni
versity football team jjot in aciton,
it was hard-bciled telegraph oper
ator Who could resist our appeals for
cutting in on' the matinee reports t
Chapel HiU. Years ago the Carolina
OeoTgia gt me was ho received, this
eeribe having quit work about 1:45
p, m.' for the purpose. A week later,
it did not require much nerve to rent
a big hall for a matinee, and we re
member paying out good money for
tdvertUing the CiTolina-Vanderbilt
Jeport and making $1.25 on the
uatinee. It was' worth a $50 risli then.
That was some time ago, when the
h porting blood ran strcng in the
veins, when the loss of a contest, in
whjch our . heard was wrapped up
caused loss of sleep and untold mis
ery. ; TVlell now, of course all these
things atill lookgcod, but we can
read arout them in. the neswpapers,
and deplore the fact that there is no
Gus Malbert of the Richmond Times
Diap&tc'H to write the football leads
for North Carolina papers.
Tha Record believes that the im
provement of the property in the rear
of, the ptatoffice by laying two good
atreeta would 'mean a' great deal for
the growth of that business section.
Thoae Wbo oppose this improvement j
ar standing mote m their own light
today thtu could hate been the case
before. Baslneee may now gravitate
towarda tfhe Eleventh, avenue im
provement and be a long time in ven
turing to the rear of the postofficc.
T&oae persons wo are not yet be
liever In the power A printers' ink
for theiir place of ; course realize
that the only articles which they can
think' of are thoae poshed by national
advertisers ' and , retailer. There
mutt be a reason.
Thoee soinetimes regarded as the
lowly soar highest. , It was the irony
of' chance that Frisch of the Giants
should be such a king of swat in a
game where none of hi8 four blows
counted. .
DRAWS
UTERES
T
CHINA'S HUGE ARMY they went out last night for the stuff
Snrinsrfield Renub can. I to retail to other Hands mat desired
Astonishment mav well be felt at it. The liquor was found in a wsgon
the figures published at Washington used at a camp by Tallant.
showing that China, with 1,370,000
avtive troops, stands first among the
nations of uie world in the size of its
army. It is an odd commentary on
ttrtoPvr!t's fear that the United
States might be be Chinafied. The ex- i
planaion of course its tnat Linna nas
frf vara Y.f-on carrvintr on a civil
war 'comparable in magnitude and
importance to our own, inovgn very
different in character, it resemDies
our own in that tiho southern part
of China has been trying to secede,
but there ha.s been no such continuity
of miliary operations as in ovr Civil
war. During the present campaign
ing season, indeed, fighting has tor
the mctet part been confined to a
single province. But while neither
side is able, or perhaps disposed, to
press the affair to a dciinite issue,
Knth nidi ar afraid to weaken their
armed forces, an dtihe result iR a tre
mendous display, on paper, oi sol
diery; tho number of effectives is
certainly far from commensurate to
the number of men enrolled.
Yet it is greatly to be desired that
ea he disbanded as
soon as possible, not merely because
they are plunging tnma ever more
deeply into poverty and stand in the
way of that economic independence
which the country must regain if it
i not to be a standihg menf.ee to
n.ao Viuf Wtir the militarization
ct the 400.000,000 Chinese people
would be a portentous misfortune. It
has not occurred as yet- for tihe aver
age Chinaman still hates war and
thinks force stupid as a way of set
tling international difficulties. Yet
rvina in its dv hao been a military
nnnntu wloMilUT K.' TTCat empire, and
if .t;u Una it militarists who act a
following and prey on the country.
Moreover it has its -patriots who sin
cerely believe that in order to .win
back its freedom and independence
China must prepare for "the day.'
It in not at all impossible, therefore,
that if pressed too lhard China might
undergo such a change of temper as
Germany did during the Napoleonic
invasions and come to put its faith
;n force. It is therefore greatly to be
hoped that an agreement of the pow
ers to respect the righs of China, and
an adjustment of the dispute between
the imperialists of the North and the
republicans of the south will make
possible the disbanding of this hugo
Chinese army.
SEEKS IDEAL WOMAN
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Not all the interest of the visitors
to the fair is in the Jersey herds.
The Holstein breeders also are at
tracting attention and the beef
breeders come in for their share too.
Elam Iscnhower won first prize on
his Holstein bull, L. W. Poovey sec
and D. M. McComb third. In addition
Mr. Poovey drew two first and one
second prize on Holstein cows.
In the Hereford contest the Aber
nethy Hardware Company won first
premium on its bull and H. W. Harris
took first on his exhibit.
In tiVie Jersey contest the Shuford
Mill Farm of Granite Falls, a new
entry, wr.n two first, prize?.
THE FARMERS POINT OF VIEW J
Topeka Capitol.
Agriculture is not a small special
interest of the country seeking spe
cial privileges. It is a large general
interest demanding necessary facili
ties to live and prosper. It is so ex
tensive and fundamental that the
special attention it ;has been receiv
ing in the last two years in congress
is encouraging to the whole country
and every legitimate interest. As
every industry has suffered inline
last vear and labor has been laid o'f
to a-n extent that has been felt alarm
ing, because the farmer could not
make purchases, so every mdu.-aiy
will profit wihen farmer's reeds are
recognized and his. business is orj;an
ized for business.
It
a relief that the new altitude' On the road to ntrmalcy '"'.. ha.v
record was set bv an aviator and not lost barrage, camouflage tcruu i .i-u
w j f,.u: xt, v,.:,.,fiiio Rut we 'have iouna a...t
Post. ! ,in Philadelphia North Ameiicaa.
October 10 is to be Fire Prevention
Day. The price of coal will prevent
fires until long after that dale.
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HEFNER
REPORTED
AS LEADING FIELD
It is
ronnrlii.l that PavmnJlfl T.
Hefner had the highest rating in the
n-ecent postoffice examination, with
Albert L. Deal second and Horace
H. Abee third. There is no ccpforms-
ntinn . vf 4-hia rennrt and neitlhpr nf
the two of the three men named had
anything to say in answer to an in
quiry except that he had passed with
a good rating. The other two
applicants were not seen.
It was freely discussed on the
streets late yesterday and today,
however, that Mr. Hefner came first
and it is believed that he stands the
best chance- with the others standing
in the order named.
THREE GALLONS OF
LIQUOR
CAPTURED
Pete Taiiant- wiiite, and Noah
Whitter, colored, were arrested by
Hickory officers early today and
held on a charge c'f having three gal
lons of liquor in their possession.
Both work for the Atlantic Bithulith
hie Company and it is assumed that
If you haven't visited the fair, you
of course will be there tonight ct to
morrow. ; And tomorrow is 'the lait
day.
With the world series and the fair
erf at the same tirne, the newspaper
raider muat b' getting his money's
worth. '
. TO CORRECT, A MISTAKE
Charleston New and Courier.
' Tha Washington conference is real
ly an attempt to ctfrrect the colossal
mistake made When. the prescriptions
of toe Paris conference were reject
ed. It Is an attempt to regulate the
affajra 'of the world in such a way as
Bot to allow these war-breeding co.n
MnatioTvi to come about. This can be
accomplished onlv by the fcrmation
of oa big co-operative combination,
firhteti of course is exactly what Vrcs
ident Wilson tried to achieve. Unless
it succeeds the current European
prophecies of new alliances and bal
ances of power, far from being fanci
ful, are pretty certain to come true
In the main.
"Paris May Get Stillman Case,"
aays a headline. Here's hoping.
Petroit News,
PICTURE
FRAMING
If you value a picture then you
should preserve it by having it
properly framed.
To simply put a molding around
a picture is not framing it. Fram
ing s picture means to encase in
molding that will harmonize with
tho colors of the picture, thereby
creating a contrast. This work
I specialize in and carry 300 pat
terns from which to make your se
lections therefore I feel that I can
meet your requirements.
Bring In your pictures and get
estimates.
Frames of all descriptions, high
grade workmanship.
The Framing Shop, Antiues and
Household Furniture
ROCKY GLENN
FURNITURE
STORE
E. W. REYNOLDS, Prop.
In bn semen t next to Hub Theatre
"I'v.e tramped over 12,000 miies to
see If there's one solitary woman left
who doesn't try to do poor, little old
Adstr.i out of his own little job." Such
W the storv of Carl .'. Countryman
of Cllicngo, executive secretary of the
League of Young Americans, who was
seen in London recently vcarinsr a
khaki suit and n bright smile. ''I've
been looking for the sweet, gciuio
mannereJ Englishwoman we used to
f:Jl in love wiili in the stales' said Mr.
Countryman. "Trying just 1 catch
a glimps.1 of her, I've added 400 miies
to my reeonl In n walk from Glasgow
to London ami I'm still walking."
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n lit GRAND Today & Tomorrow
THOMAS MEIGHAN
IN-
'The Conquest of Canaan
Adapted from the
Famous Novel by Booth Tarkxngton
At aw np THF. SC.KNKS WERE TAKEN IN ASHKVILLE, N C
1T A P A It A MOUNT PICTURE. SHOWS 3. 5. 7 and 1 . ft'!.
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Admission 10 and 20c war tax included
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Prcmpil! and Skillful Watch Repairing
For the same reason that you select a. Good Watth you will
appreciate our Permanent and Prompt Wafcch Repairs. Our Rep
utation for skillful and permanentwateh repairing is judiciously
guarded by our factory watchmaker. He is ready to give you
prompt and satisfactory service at all times. It costs you less
in the end to have your watch repaired right the first time.
If, you have your watch repaired at Bisanar's you know7 it's
GEO. E. BISANAR'S
We Have a Factory Man
ee our
Booth at
The Fair
It contains Areola Hot
Water system, KohJer
Enameled 'bath room
fixtures, Westco Tankless
water system - for farm
and suburban homes
James C. Shuford Co.
Home of Good Plumbing, Heating, and
Sheet Metal Work
w&Jav law aw '
"The Home Of Better Values
Co
Meet your Friends at Our Store
Winter time just around the corner. You will be in need of heav
ier Underwear, Outings, Coats, etc. Never before has our stock
been more complete and our low prices breaks all records of pre
vious years.
Men's Fleeced Lined Union
Suits, ankle length, also shirts
and Drawers at prices lower
than before.
$1.50 value Union Suits, good
grade $1.19 Suit
$1.25 value Men's Springtee
and Hanes Shirts and Draw
ers .. 89c each
Men's Lamsdown Union Suits
fleece lined $1.48
Boys Union Suits (tailormade)
all sizes 98c Suit
OUTINGS
Light and dark patterns. The
very thing you need. Special
this week . .12 1-2 and 15c yd
Ladies and Childrens Union
Suits and separate pieces.
-At Lowest Prices-
$2.00 value Ladies Ankle
length Union Suits $1.39 pair
Childrens Vests and Pants . . .
25c each
Childrens Union Suits 59c pr.
Ladies Vests and Pants. Spec
ial this week 48c
MISSES AND CHILDRENS
COATS
Just in, the most complet . e line
of ladies and childrens coats in
Velours, Broad Cloth, Nor
mandy and many other ma
terials. Childrens Coats $1.98 up
Misses Coats $4.98 up
Ladies Coats $9.98 up
Pa
30 IBelk Stores
"SELL' FOR LESS"
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HICKORY, N. C.
VEGETABLE
SOAP"
The powerful Cleanser can be had
from your dealer. Ask for it.
Packed in No. 3 cans only. Spec
ial price 25c each. "Vegetable"
Soap quickly removes dirt, grease
or coi-rosion of every character.
Always and ready and perfectly
safe to use anywhei-e.
El Flo Supply & Mfg.
Co.
TIME FLIES
Time is money every time and all the time Th- person
who does not waste time and who manages money to the best
advantage, is sure to prosper. Utfet
But every day you neglect to save is time lost Fverv ool
lar you spend uselessly is one hundred cents' worth J V
nity wasted. Don't squander opportunity CULTIVATE :
habit of saving and you are on the high road to succels
Deposit vour surnlns parni ,,.:u ,
how much easier it is to save. "b Dank and
see
First National Bank
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t unr . CaPita and Surplus '$300,000.00
EUl0tt' president, K. C. Menziea, VicePresident
J. JL. Cillev. Assr- r0on
& Cashier
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