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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
TUESDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 25, 1221
Money
'I'hf l!is:in:ir F.I ore is always
in a po.'.il inn to save you
LWHuy n your jewelry re
i t iiH-nls.
Local and Personal
Mr. A. C. Hewitt left Sunday on
ousmess trip to Louisville, Ky:
Mrs
'Vila TTnwrvf U TnarviiA n-P t Vi o Vivcf
Methodist church will give a weiner
, roast tonight in Carloina park.
j CONNOLLY C. GAMBLE, JU.
Mr. and Mis. Connolly C. Gamble
MR. STKOUP HONORED ! CONSTANCE TALMADGE Paramount star in ' Dari in Fo,.-
Rev. S. E. Stroup left today -fori PASTIME TOD S.Y , 4N - .,
Savannah, Ga., Where he will address' . return .engagement) or one of tue
the Provincial Syncd which is meet- ; hvsf P-turcs he ever made. The
ins there from Tuesday to Friday of Tf i r ! 'lrl includcs Lebe Daniels, Raymond
thTs week. , If :'ou m?ssed seein"' Constant iktllon, Tully Marshall and Lillian
TViu mw;w.A .u;i, ? nj ,,, laimairie m "Lessons ii 7.nv" at. ihf .Leisrhton This is n l;uir-hinr
annour.ee the birth of a son- ' Con-! 1 rcvm.ee cf Sewanee, is composed of 1 tume ineatre yesterday you missed ture wun a neart 01 gout.
nollv Currie Gamble.' Jr.. at the the oiocese ot the thirteen original l great picture. Ask
pic-
'.Vlille wo never sa.-iifu'i. (piality, our juicers are always the
!,,. f.f iiiality considered.
Thi llinatiar guarantee of quality insures Die beat and means
! td you aJ the recipient of a tfil't. Visit our store often.
Geo. E. Bisanar
j.-whr :uul Optometrist Hickory, N. C.
i
7; I nolly Currie Gamble, ' Jr., at the the oiocese ot the thirteen original l great picture. ask your inends
! -'na. v. l,. lvinusn 01 i,enoir was ; Kicharu Baker Hospital on Thursday, : states- am; delegates from each 01 H'xiut it ana come in today and see
a isitor in the city yesterday after- Octc'ber 24th. these dioceses will be represented at this fine picture and take a real les- p,. jh , vn praft Rnnge savos
n00,U . thl: mtinK. , ?,in, ,ovo " will do your soul good, one-third of your 'fuel bills. It burns
Mi. ir, 1 m j . . Rev. J. II. Wost, presiding elder of Mr- ktroup will return for the Aaded attraction, Pathe New?. To- the gase that other ranees wate
1 Moser and Mrs. ems th Waynesville district, spent last services here next Sunday. .morrow Wallace Reil, the popular ' av
foiw i r i? Charlo"e yesterday af- nif!ht with his fi(m Miv A. M. West, - . '
wi, Ti ,n'l'ng several days n routc home Ho wiU ,,e fcresidinS '
wan Mr. and Mrs. W. II. Barkley. ,,,,. nf tlo MnilT)t. Airv Histvt. ,t,,v- r- ' I
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j elder of the Mount Airy district our
Mrs. fcVi.l .Tnnnc .i Mve M I ".g I ne conui.g yeat .
------ rj fc iWKI 111 tC A'X U'
Pierce of Charlotte were guests oyer, Migg AiU,en Aiken a student at
the week end of Mr. an Mrs. Joe,tVlfl r,rpnnshnv. Pnlloeo for.Wm.,
ayo1- 1 who underwent an (.-peratlon at the!
ri'-u ru;iu. 1" e it. tp . I Richard Baker Hospital yesterday for ;
at 1 i- ? 2 eu u18 Cf he Flrft;Prendicitis, withstood the operation
Methodis -church .held a sewing party j Sl)eni;-itl!v and is getting along!
last night with Misses Nina and Lois ,,. &i
Kiye on Twelfth avenue. 1
Mrs. K. K. Kennedy, w-ho has been
Master William Barkley, young
! lf 1T,. WT if Pnvl-lnr
....... v . aw ...t.,, , in; ii.t w im til vii . tiiti ;ui. v t xi. uaiivicj,
in oil in.-1 nuiiic in niuvniui i mi- " no v :, lane 11 criucauy 111 oaiur-
u til, ner uuiiie i" rvenwuriii is mi- " ho w-'S laKen critically 111 oatur
oroving, her friends will be delight- day, continues to show improvement,
d to learn. I conditic'.i is considered as
1 j? i i
favorable.
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - Phone 292
Mrs. Steele Greer has returned ,
HH.from Harrisburpr, Pa., after spend-1 Frid-- evening the Christian
! ing several weeks there with her Endeavor Society of the Reformed
mother.Mrs. M. K. Sourbeer. ,
c L nvii.v, v i. in i .
at:.. T..nni. ir-;M vi,! itc TnfV -.itvornip with Misses White
a i i v; r uuuv m t till ivLUincu j wlt
tcrday afternoon frc'm Charlotte ner and Margaret Holbrook as hos
tesses.
Rev. C. S. Kirkpatrick returned
last nitiht from High Point, where
Every Tube a True
Dental
Treatment
There is complete d.ntal treatment in
evety tube of OUR TOOTH PASTE.
It is scientifically correct in its ability
to provide true mouth prophylaxis, to
destroy serins, to protect the delicate
riamel. to prevent stintfont action of
food particles and to also exercise the
liest decree of teeth beautilication.
Costs as little as any other, but much
better.
LUTZ DRUG STORE
"ON THE CORNER"
PHONES: 17 and 317
where she was the cuest for a week
of her sister. Mrs. Rowell Holt.
Mr. D. I,. Martin ha reurned from
High Point where he attended the 'he attended conference, and was
, ! t A t 1 -I"'!. ..." .- , 1 T
annual conierence ot cne western uis
tiict, Methodist church.
Mica tSuliu "Rnrria rvlin ? tpfjfb-
incr Rfhnnl'jit. Jorth Wiilkeshorn. snenE
tr.e,week end wun ner parenxs, lur.
land' Mrs. W. W. Burns.
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Beck and son,
Waldo'. Jr., of Charlotte were guests
1 Sunday of her mother, Mrs. A. L
Whitener.
nit; thi., mnniinc sh.iKintr nanus
with friends, all of whom were glad
to ha--e him return. The. changes this
year amounted to' about GO per cent.
Mr. Loretz Summerow, clerk in the
Southern division freight office, Ashe
ville, spent Sunday with his mother
Mrs. L. R. Summerow.
We will give Special prices on all Millinery. On all
Trimmed Hats from three to ten dollars, one dollar oil.
All hats ten and over, 10 per cent 1F. One special lot
Duvelyn Tamsr87e. At
Mrs. T. A. Mott will be hostess to
morrow afternoon at 3:30 o'clock to
the Wednesday Afternoon Book
Club.
Mis. Phil Utley and baby arrived
yesterday afternoon from Wake
Forest tc join Mr. Utley, who is
athletic director at Lenoir College.
Mr. I,. E. Qumn of DeQueen. Ar
kansas, is visiting his sister, Mrs.
L. R. Sumtm'iw, and other relatives;
in this section. Mr. Quirin is county
superintendent of public schools in
Sevier county, Ark., and stands at;
the head of education and is prominent J
in educational circles. This is his1
first visit east in 3G years. j
Beckleys
Mrs. E. L. Shuford- president of :
the Abel A. Shuford Chapter, U. D. i
C. left today for Winston-Salem to
attend the State U. D. C. convent
ion which convenes there this week.
Mrs. T. M. Johnston went to Win-,
ctrin-Salwn todav to attend the state
U. D. C, convention which convenes
ther th;s week for a three day's
session .beginning today. Mrs. John
ston will be a guest at the home of
her 'nude, M Charlie Ogden. Other
iixnfnvc will Tvrnhnhlv attend sess-
The Philathea class of the Reform- ions tomorrow and Thursday.
ed church will meet this evening at
7 o'clock with Mrs. Russell Robinson
lo work on the towels for the Dazaai
in December.
Mrs. L. R. Summerow has as her
guests her children. Mrs. W. R. Izler
of Orangeburg, S. C, Mrs. B. L. Les
ser and baby ot Mount rieasam a.iu : i -roul
Mis. Katherine Summerow of New- v to Rose "f
ton.
WITH MRS. HENDERSON
ML
ECIAL
Ml
The Y. W. A., of the First Baptist
church was entertained yesterday af
ternoon by Mic. Frank Henderson
with ten members present.
The meeting was very interesting
oti a cnlondi nroirram w-as given
,iiivi 'J I ' " . . at
Pnsp Martins crroun. At
this' time it was decided to send a
iw tn a missionary in New Mexico.
Other matters of minor importance
were also uispatcneu. s
On Halloween tne auxiliary
Vnv to the bovs in ward 1-8 at j m
c.iu - . . . . BJ
Oteen and plans to Ins end were uib
At thf rlnoe of the -meeting
t,ne.fAco ssvvoH a. salad course al
itor which adinuinmeht was in order.
Mrs K. C. Menzies win be nosier
at t.ViP next meeting, the second
Monday in November
HOLY CITY
am
" . . . V..' v . i."
1 lot Men's Shirts
1 lot Men's Underwear ....
BiK Assortment Men's Caps
1 lot of Men's Sox, 4 pair for .
.$1.00
The Corinth Reformed church choir
ted bv a union choTus has sec
Thursday nicht, November 17th the
date for rendering Gauls "Holy City
a beautiful sacred Cantata. This chor
u consists of thirty-five of Hick
ory's most talented singers and rnder
the direction of W. F. Warlick direc
tor of Corinth Reformed church choir
has been faithfuly practicing for
somet.ir,-.e. Several singers c'f state
wider reputation will be heard among
he solists.
This promises to be a rare treat for
the music loving, public of Hicny
and nearly towns'."" : 3
. .$1.00
. .$1.00
. .$1.00
1 lot of Men's Neckwear, worth $1.50 to $2.00. .$1.00
1 lot Boys Suits, 4 to 8 at sacrifice price for these two
days. See them and fix yourself up Tor the winter. ,
1 lot of Men's Suits at less than manufacturers cost. , j
See our Window display Wednesday afternoon.
Yoder-Clark Ch. Co.
DON'T
IS
SO WEAK
SONERVOUS
How Miserable This Woman Was
Until She Took Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound
Tnnmslinrn. Ca. "I suffered terribly
with backache and headache all the time,
l was so weal- ana ner
vous I cidn't know
what to do, and could
r.nt.domv work. Mv
trouble was deficient
and irregular peri
ods. 1 read in tne
naners what Lydia
E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound had
done for others and
decided to give it a
trial. I got good
rpsults from its use
or thnt T am nnw shift to do mv Work.
I recommend your Vegetable Compound
to my friends who have troubles similar
to mine and you may use these facts
as a testimonial." Mrs. CF. Phillips,
Toomsboro, Ga.
Weak, nervous women make unhappy
homes, their condition irritates both
husband and children. It has been
said that nine-tenths of the neivous
prostration, nervous despondency, "the
blues, " irritability and backache arise
from some displacement or derange
ment of a woman's system. Mrs. Phil
lips' letter clearly shows that no other
remedy is so successful in overcoming
this condition as Lydia L Pinkham's
Vegetable Compound.
LADIES
An opportunity to save on your
new Fall Apparel. These two
days promise to be the great
est in our history in the Ladies
Ready-to-Wear Department.
All Dresses have been marked
close but you can get an addit
ional dollar off During Dollar
Day.
An Extra Dollar off on all
Coat Suits for Dollar Day only.
$1.00 off any garment in our
Women's Ready to Wear De-
artment selling over $5.00.
We will give $1.00 off on any
pair of shoes in our store priced
over $5.00.
MILLINERY DEPARTMENT
Smart new Fall styles. Hun
dreds of Hats to choose from.
You can save money buying
your new fall hat here.
Thursday & Friday
October 27-:8
Good Grade Sheeting, 10 yds.
for . $1.00
10 yds. Colored Outings, Dollar
Day for . $1.00
Dress Ginghams, pretty Pal
terns, 10 yds for $1.00
Ladies High grade Shoes to be
sacrificed in these two big
days. Values up to $8.00,
choice .,$3.48
NEW FALL SWEATERS
Here they are m all new shades
$1.00 off on all Sweaters pric
ed over $5.00.
BLANKETS and COMFORTS
We have the best prices in town.
Double Blankets, value $2.98.
Special for Dollar Day $1.89
MEN'S AND BOYS UNION
SUITS
For Men $2.00 value, Dollar
Day $1.50
Boys Union Suits 98c
MEN'S AND BOYS CAPS
$1.00 and $1.50 value, Dollar
Day Special 49c
And thousands of other bar
gains can't be mentioned on
account of space.
Zerden
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Underselling
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