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tAi DNLGPAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 9, 1921
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE THREE
I
Save
Money
The Bisanar Store is alvn.va
in a position to savo yon
ii"iiy n your jewelry re-
ijUil'PnlVI.ts.
While we wsvx sacrifiro (iialily, our pritva are always tlic
(,vV'st quality considered.
w lti:n nar truant ntcc of quality injures the beat and means
inuilt t" 'tlU ua tnt? r'I'iot oi a k i ft. Visit our ttorc of,ten.
Geo. E. Bisaoar
.Inv.lff and Optometrist Hickory, N. C.
3S
Local and Personal
Mr. and Mrs.. A. K. Joy of Lenoir
witnessed the historical pageant giv
en in the city auditorium last nisht.
Mrs. G .K. Fh.'vvers is
spyoral days in Lenoir,
spending
goin;? up
this morning.
Mis. J. Teles Miller and truest.
CONSIDER III
MEETING
LENOIR
nc
Lid
Holy Trinity Lutheran
13th avenue and 15th street. '
Rpv. C T? W. TCpo-Ipv nnctnv
, - . - . , . . . . .
At 6:45 today the Bible catechism
class, in Sunday school rcom study
the subject: "Bearing Witness lor
Christ."
At 7:30 p. m. the Church services
subject: "Making Shipwrecic ef
Your Life."
At 8:15 p. m. the choir rehearsal.
Bring unchurched people to 4 rut
Bible class and to the services. A
hearty welcome for all.
Good clothing, 531 pounds of it
was sent off to Europe's needy suff
ering christians yesterday. Gcd
bless all the givers and may more
cash and clothing be sent soon again
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
WE REPAIR
I-imo ii I'ijv.-lr;:
I'lrtna'-t s, Steam find llol Water Heating, Stoves
and Iianges
WE MAKE
M . , . iUi,j furnace I'ij'C ,ut of licavy iron, the pipe with a long life
JAMES C. SHUFORD COMPANY
Z2 It-nth Avenue : :
I he ll-irne of good I'lunili'im. Heating
: : : Phone 31
I!uolit:g,Sheit Metal Work
LADIES FIRST
man's
VntiVo tho difference between a
clothes--whether they are well pressed or
whether the trousers are baggy at the
knees and tse coat needs pressing. But ev
en other men are quick to perceive the dis
tinction between a man well dressed and
one not so. The expense is slight. Let us
call regularly for your clothes. We do not
bother you with a house-to-house solicitor.
Call us and we'll send.
City Pressing Cluh
Phone 190 Auburn H. Setzer, Mgr.
Onp of thr direct, beneficial re
mit., o. icies miner ana guest, , - ,, . , r
Mrs. J. W. Sayres, went to AshooHc su,t? ,of, Vle rf 11 , Gef LeUer Ac"
this morning to spend several days. cyn tour the business men
. ot Hickory to Boone is the general
mi -. . ... Miiif)vnnp -f'-i fr;.-i nl-fP i'f" tli
ine uo as iou neasc ciub wm ; ;; . . " i i nnv nmvpv
meet tomorrow afternon at .30 wnoir tcamocv commerce rooins ,
...'clock with Miss Mary Allen. next ednesday afternoon. Novo,:-- al.
her lGth. to discuss a concrete plan ne oia say.ii!, i.ui.l you wm cu
The O Henrv Book Cluh will me - f the oarlv hard surfacing of i)w s ind '"ble yu look for it
int u. lieniv L.ook uub will mc... . , . .v,,inp whw-.v doesn't apply to automobile oreas-
tonwnow aftern.M at 3:0 o'clock -'-:koiy to boone highway. dc'.vns Burlington News,
with Mrs. John Geitner. . . Th n'etmr; will be held under tne etc .vns. uilintor JNews.
. ausDiccs ct tne ttiCKoiy wiamwi- ol
PASTIME TOD AY
M ARJORIE RAMBEAU
-IN
Mrs. P. A. Sigmon of Salisbury is Commerce :.nd is senedulea tor :M
spending a few days with Mrs. S. 11. P J . , ,
I- arabee on Eleventh avenue. fcllowmff the receipt by Secretary
Van Hervie ot many entnusiastic re
Mr. and Mrs. C. S. Little of Lincoln- by the most influential men of
ton were Hickory visitors last night, this entire section to bring; about a
coming especially to at.-ni the page- ofeience n number of letters were
t 1 sent out today, calling the meeting
i together so that this project may ba
Mrs. B. G. Chiido and two children roPer,!y P"s '"te L jVSrmSt
t,, . i . TT . .. ' wav commission in such a toim Lhat
E alnc and I ranees, o. tae University if ,n fce haJ ag soon .
t Virginia are visiting her mother, gjjp
Mrs C. A. Little on Ninth avenue, i s " n ..f th icttcrs urcinsr this
. meeting advocate the hard surfacing
11,1 of the entire stretch from Charlotte
his evening f r New York to
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Rockett
oaugnier, Miss v lankie. wu; icave fn Rncn others-' are not au te so
a wok or icji uays wna a son ii i.i.ja .0C(.- maa(lamized road up tr.e
and Mis. Rockett. mountain- protected by a substantial
' i turbine:. But c.n the whole every let-
Mrs. James A. Frye of Boston, ,..,. 7ceived at. the Hickory ChrvTncer
of fommerce enthusiastically voice?
While Charles of Hungary seems
to have considerable invisible empire,
in the capacity of an imperial wizard'
he falls down every time. Anaconda
Standard.
PEACE PACT EFFECTIVE
WITH AUSTRIA TUESDAY
Vienna, Nov. 9. The treaty of j
peace between Austria and tin Uivt- j
ed States became effective with tne
exchange of ratifications by the two ;
governments between Austrian Chan-
cellor Schober and Arthur Hugh1
Fmy.ier. American commissioner in
Vienna.
"The Fortune Teller
From the play by Leightos Graves Osmon. Directed by Albert
Capcllani. Released by Robertson-Cole
The Glory of Mother Love Portrayed in a
Master Drama of Tense Emotional Appeal
ADMISSION 10 and 20c, war tax included
-TOMORROW
THOMAS II. 1NCE Presents
XHE CUP OF LIFE"
? Willi a distinguished ca?t featuring Hobart Bosworth,
Bellaniy,'"Tnlly Marshall and Niles Welch
Madge
.Mass.- who has been visiting neropar
ents, Mr. und Mrs. Titman, it Low
ell, arrived today to visit Mr. Fiye's
paients, Mr. ana' Mrs. J. C. Frye.
Mrs. J. E. Reinhardt relarneJ this
'iiorning from Lincolnton v hero sht.
has been visiting her parents. Rev.
md Mrs. B. A. Yorke, Mr. and Mrj.
Yoikc accomp?.nied her home.
Misses Elmina and Jurclta White
ner of Newton roiue 4 were guests
in the city last night and witnessed
the historical pageant in the city auditorium.
A business and social meeting of
the sentiment of the eariy ennpio
tion of a substantially built road to
Boone, to bi in the peonie of th
mountains into closer bvsiness reia
tif.'ns with Hickory. Large delega
tions from Bocne. Blowing Rock,
Hudson, Lenoir. Granite Falls, and
other points along the route are ex
pected to attend the meeting. From
this city member of the count;;
highway commission and the entire
highway cc'nmittee of the Chamber
of Ccmmcice will attend.
MASONS WILL MEET
WITH LENOIR
GRAND
Newton.
Nov. O.
LODGE
Masons of
the Philathoa class of the First, Hickory, Mcrgantf.'n and other lodges
Baptist church will be held tomorrow! jn this" district wili meet with the Le-
evcnmGr at o clock with miss one no odc-e on the mgnt oi wovemuw
Martin.
Mr. and Mrs. Harper Beall. ivlr
tr.d Mrs. Kenneth Link and daugh-
er and Mr. and Mrs. V. ill beii ami
laughter of Lenoir came down last
ni i-ht to attend the presentation oi
the historical pageant in the auditor
ium.
is Thr mcstm" here wm oe sim
ilar to a recent district meeting held
in Hickory.. The next meeting will
prcbi)My -go to Morganton, as it
is planned every few months for the
Masons of the entire district to meet
with some lodge. The committee of
the local ledge is preparing for the
night's entertainment for the visiting
brethren. Refreshments will be serv
ed by the ladies of the Eastern Star
Order.
HEALTH CERTIFICATES
The state law requires that , all
public school teachers have a thor
ough medical examination every two
years. This is the year for Hickory
teachers to send health certificates
tn thp sitnto department.
I am glad to announce that every
teacher connected with the citv
schools has passed the examination
which wu'o given by Dr. H. C. Men-
"1GS' R. W. CARVER, Sunt.
A. J. ESSEX
Graduate Optometrist
OiVwe in Jewelry Store where your
m.s receive expert service without
tin' ti' "' of, dnr,'s.
;. W. KAUY, M. ! D. C.
CHIROPRACTOR
nnd Hpiiral Sjcialift
Over Ehscx Jewelry Store,
("nimpiactic Eliminates the Cause
r,f Oisraso. Phone HgR-J
Dr. J. F. Campbell
IM'.NTIST
Phono :$70-I,
HICKORY, N. C.
OITlc.' Over Essex Jewelry !:!t'n
Jitney Schedule
tfickory-LnoIr Jitaey Schcdol
lAayn Lenoir 1:80 P. M
Hickory 6.CO P. M.
krrh tor No. SI and 11.
C. E. ROBBINS
Geo. E. Bisanar
DOCTOR OP OPTICS
W.rmr fit ttofraction and all Octi-
cal defecti correctJ vitb provly
htted glaaaea.
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEETS
The Woman's Missionary Society
f the F'irst Baptist church held the
November meeting Monday after
noon at the church. The devotional
was in charge of Mrs. D. M. Mc-
C(.nib. The topic lor rsiovemuer was
"Enlistment" and Mrs. McCom-j
Mrs. W. R. Gwaltney. Mrs. L. L.
iTntfipM Mrs. J. W. Whisnant. Mrs.
0. J. Howard and Mrs. Russell Popo
made the topic very interesting s
well as helpful to all who were
present. .
The business session which fol
lowed was in charce of the president.
Mrs V. Ti. Bradshaw. twenty two
members answered roll call and
three visitors were present. nana
mnflp for nackincr and sending
a box of fruit to the training school
n T.nnis-.villfi and a box of clothing
to the frontier missionary and his
family in New Mexico.
CRESCENDO MLSIC CLUB
TV.o rrnscpnrto Music Club met on
Saturday afternoon with Miss Aline
West. An interesting program was.
rendered,. which iuoeu aii n .m.i h.- aHetsthe ,anie Medicinally.
SKCtCu OI IMUhiC uy uiuin1 v. ..v.
musical numbers by memoers oi ine;
club.
Piano selections were g
Misses Aline West, Mary Krsoi, vir-,- They ave put up in
av;ii1 iVTnrv Rohpfca Moore. vir-
If l l I 1 ' ) A.fcW., -
t9
zJOHH . I VONT HAV IT
GET ME
SOWE PEOPLE
PREFER TABLETS
The famous blood
builder. Gude'
in tablet
oers oi lut-:PoT)toMangan can be had in tablel
Kv'forro, as well as in liquid. Some peo-v-
1 V r . iplo prefer Peptc-Mangan tablets l
con-
vniiVnt napkatre. There are peopl"
L,.Ur. .i v.r. iinuirl Pp.ntr.'-Mantran
irinia Clark and Georse Grove and Jo- .
and nierht, and
" " 1 . I V I A. . W. ... " . ' '
siih Willard. Dainty
followed the program.
DR. W. B. RAMSAY
DENTIST
()i!eo Tr Hjw-Lonf Dra Ox
HICKORY. N.
CYRUS C. BABB
Mrm. Am. Soe. Civil Entrr.
Wtrror. VVutcrworVa nnd
Jwrafre Land tuh-dnte'on
HiirhvBHVtt.
Hickory, N. C. Cbtn. Com. BW
Address: Granite I-'aHa, N. (.
refreshments m. faiif,fs at noon time
. Medicinally the liquid and the tan
lot fm- of Curie's repto-ivixn
II. 1. WITH PNEUMONIA Urn tVw nme. Anv drugsist can sun
n.i 1:4.. r it,. a w WnHi.ii-.iir tVils well-known blood builder
. . r. r r 1 ; .. . T-t. : i v(i:'rihul l,nr1P
wanger of Chapm, . o., ianmi ji rny ?i?iniis hc kv.-,u.Uv.
-r T T -v s-t -k- 'line lin. . n 1 1 ! r r n ti 1 ( 1 , . ij.i 1 . 1 v. o c v. :
chanced. For several years Mr. Haiti- the blood' to its normal healthy stat
,o,o iu icMi in ( or mine- nean.p iv inci easing uie
noiiKi - -- r; - ,,. i .1, U., i.,v,
llOm peililHt't mw ;.....- -... ,.0. - -i,.L--v
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I lc. lLl V. il llt i cliv a.!, mo . j.., ci . , ,.-. . i
Are You a Weak
and Ailing Woman?
Beauty and Health Go Hand in Hand
Fort, Thomas, Ky. "Several years
ago 1 had become so poor and weak from
trouble of a feminine character that I
could not walk around in iny room with
out holding to the furniture or having
some one to assist me. 1 was so nervous
at times I could hardly endure any one
walking across the floor. Finally 1 began
taking Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription
tw! in tlirf mnnt'iW time. I 2!Unod 20
nr!., 1 mniiniif',1 tnkiiiff the mediciae 1
l 7'At H-l-j. ,.,Vin c (HBBS
until I was entirely well. Dr. Pierces
Favorite Prescription certainly savcu my , r
life.' : Mrs. Lama Klepter, 10 ua:c i?t.
Health is most important to you. Do ,
not neglect it. Obtain this Prescription j
of Dr. Pierce's now, in liquid or tablets, j
from vour druggist, or senu jh; ior uku
pku. of tnblcts to Dr. Pierce's Invalids
Hotel in Buffalo, N. Y., or write for free
medical ail vice.
TODAY ONLY
anserous
WITH-
L
David Powell. Cast includes Mary Glynnejj
By E. PHILLIPS OPPENIIEIM
A Paramount Picture
Admission 10 and 20c, war tax included
" TOMORROW
"SEE MY LAWYER"
mm
An Al Christie (! reel Comedy Drama with
Grace Darmond
T. Rov Barnes and
3SShnrm. '..sSy V f is j -4 '-.,r.- ?1?' -X2'i III
X W ' WPT ..111'..
' ' II
,cas &$n phi? w& nej
DR. J.( B. LITTLE
DENTIST
Offirt ThOQ I9f
Oi D. P. Bowmfta' Store
Hickory Harnees Co.
Mnufactan?r of R kind
HARNESS, BR1DLR. S A DDL'!3
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
When you have any old or
cast off Furniture to sell
' CALL 331-L
lllhent Cash Prices Paid.
E. W. UEYNOLDS
Electric Shoe Shop
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First CIm Work GurJitd
Phont 109. Work Dcllrered
10SJ litb 8trt, Hickory, H. C,
DR. O. II. ITES1ER
DENTIST
Ocffle phone No. 237
Masonic Temple Building
Night phone No. 8
Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. T. it A. M .
R.miiw ftomroanicetiom
nd Third Monday night.
Brethren eordiallj intrited te
rTUTTLEMYRE, W. M.
W. L. BOATRIGITT, Sec.
Firit
A COUPLE OF CENTS
PER SHAVE AND
NO TIPS
Men -who have learned the fine art of sliaviiur
Themselves will appreciate the opportunity to in
vest in a good safety razor and complete shaving
equipment. We can fit you out; the minute wc see
your face, wc know what kind of a razor you will
need. Come and talk it over with us. Start a little,
barl er shop of your own. Ten minutes of y our time
in the morning is enough; a self -shave saves you mon
ey, and there are no tips to give.
Special Every Ready Safety
$5.00 Razor for '$1.00.
LUTZ DRUG
STORE
"ON THE CORNER"
PHONES: 17 and 317
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