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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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SUBSCRIPTION RATES
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(By mall, $1.00; 6 months, $2.00)
Six Months . J2.50
Th.wo Mentha .---$
One Month 46
On Week 10
Entered at seconr-claia matter Sep-
nbvr 11. 1915. the postofflce at
Hxikorr. N. C, under the act of March
8,17.
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frown Prince Hdfv,
Japan, saul to ne an, -- i
iMicaRf back to 060 b'. I i roimmy
the Japanese ruling fumi.V cnn-iot
pr"f!u?o tho records th.U far bade,
b;- 1-hty ri authenticate"! several
!.,.,..-.,.' i-vrn.i th.-it 'f .any other
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nr cl:iss in the w
orld.
11 is said that when the- weithor
cffc'ivs during, me nigiu.
well prepare f r more vain in a few
days. The mountains yestorday ap
fof own and green, but , this
thev were white S'lowJ
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covers ithenv
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X-King Klcagle Craven has begun
seeing Nortli Carolina again, brit he
will never ace so much of it as he
thought he would see several months
ago. -.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOVEMBER 29. lg21
Senator Borah likes Mr. Harding's
association of nations no better than
Wilson's league o f nations. The
trouble with the Idaho senator is de
fective mental vision.
'WHAT'S A WIFE WORTH"
PASTIME TODAY
HAD BIG HUNT
A MINOR VIEW OF IT
t : rim. i
; have a regular hanging a.j
A Georgia schoolboys essay: peanuts and .lemonade. I'e,;p;e J'
"Lynchin' is wrong. It hurts the hung regular by law , Sways z
limihs of the beautiful trees J where heaven. I don't want to u, i-'- '
lies ion p
SIXTH
A SOUTH
King Winter Via.V be slow in eortiiujr,
but he may bring sniw shoe with
liim.
The Associated Press is exclusively
intitled to the use of republication
of all newt credited to it or not
credited ia this paper and also the lo
cal news published herein.
el EMBER OF ASSOCIATED PRESS
Published by the Clay Printing Co.
Erery Efertag Except Sunday
Iti.Ury township' high school vould
ron n I f,ood. The details can-, be
worked out easily.
GRADE
SCHOOL
( MRS. BOOTH, TEACHER)
Marv Newton left Tuesday . for
Raleigh, N. C, to engage in a TtateJ
wide spelling matcn which lakes
plr.v-e in Wednesday, November,
twenty-third. Her friends arc very
anxious for her to win in the final
contest.
ljriday af tar noon, November
eighteenth our grade :?ave a model
lesst'i in sanitation at the North
school in the presence of about
forty-two county and city teacher-.'
r. r TT..U.-. Mavclii;! W P.liinJ
This is the hist day to see Whats' , . ot,fnr,i ti, u.n0r the
a Wife. Worth? the Robertson Cole bunny fcearcr went down to Henry
super special rjroduction, written and, TP v. i ri..i,.. oa.
irected by WlKam CSiristy ,Cab- i t avind spent the day chasing the birds sing. It also hurts the poo- that way.
a wi'"-" ao si'ovvn uiu rabbits. They got 22 in all, most ot -
yosterdav. i which Toss carried all day and on
x..v, iii.Mu iiuuiiuduiv 1111.1$ -uo the return sat on thc nood ot tne
"Whats a Wife Worth? is the con-; autojii0bile while ithe kill was ex
s.stent manner in which the story is hibitcd to an admiring public,
told. It really starts from the very I
first scene that is flashed on the screen I .
and goes on straight through to the!
end withut the slightest deviation. If j
enpt.
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ASSOCIATION NECESSARY
Any agreement among the nations
to reduce their navies and suspend
building new warships for ten years
necessarily must bo embodied in treat
leu to make it binding , on .All alike.
Those nations entering into such
agreement must be jasiociated in such
a way as to make the obligations each
assumes binding oil ill alike. These
powers working -together for the
highest common gjo( may be called
nn association of rations.
The idea of nn association or league
of nations is not new. The earlier
ulliances presumably were f,ormed to
keep the peace; the Holy Roman Em
pire which has been described a;:
neither holy nor an empiro had thb
object in view. It failed because
it became an instrument of oppres
sion; its purpose was lost sight of in
the revolutionary outbursts follow- j
ing the Napoleonic wars, when czavi
and kaiser were more anxious to put(
down republican nspiration-j than they(
were to promote world peace. I
If the need of a contort of powers i
was not manifest before the year!
1914, it is also true that wars were
not fought on so grand a scale, bus-'ft"
iness and finance were not univer
sally disrupted, and the time required
to overcome the effects of war was
not so long. , .
The world is out bf 'joint today and
only by the heartiest cooperation am
ong the great powers can it be re
stored to a normal state. Russia is
in chaos with millions starving; the
German mark ordinarily worth 20
cents is not worth a copper, the French
franc, the Italian lire and the English
pound no longer have a normal pur
chasing power. American farm and
manufactured products can find no
purchasers where the money is
worthless or detoriated in value.
.It follows therefore that the United
State as the richest of the nations is
interested in seeing all recover from
the shock of war and ought to be
w illing to make sacrifice to arrest the
social and economic decay that al
ready has gone tar in eastern and
central Europe and that would even
tually bring weetern" Europe to the
brink of ruin.
The world has beWltwy'trtcTf. H
must got well. The lifting of the tre
mendous taxes for nitional armament
Is the first prercqfjsftc "to recovery.
The second is concerted action to bring
about sound money in the various
countries so that commerce may
be resumed and men and women
again return to normal occupations.
The association of nations proposed by
President Harding ia necessary.
Auditorium
Night Only
SATURDAY Dec 3
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The Dramati z Event of the Season
George Ford, Presents ; '
The Distinguished Young American Actor
ynu missed seeinfi this fine picture,
yesterday. Come today. Added
attraction, Pathe News.
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ELSIE. FERGUSON GRAND TODAY
If you failed to see Elsie Ferguson
in Footlights, her latest Paramount
picture at the Grand yesterday, you
certainly missed a fine picture. Last
showing of this good picture today.1
Special music tonight agar'n by Mrs.
J. ,M. llatchev. Better come. To
morrow Heads Win, a fine product
A RYE-AL IDEA!
Theatrical Manager- I'm looking
for a play with punch in it.
Helpful Friend -Why not try a
! revival of Ten Nights in a Barroom?
American Legion Weekly.
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A HICKORY MAN'S EXPERIENCE
Can you doubt the evidence of
this Hickory citizen?
You can verify Hickory endorse
ment. '
Read this:
"N. L. Benfield, carpehter. 400
Eighth St., Hickory, says: Through
worki n g mllrAth etashrdleta1 shrd
! v.-r'.kin in all kinds of Weather. T
sun subject to colds onl they always
settle in my back. A feW of Doan's
Kidney Pills relieve the pains. I
have used them for a good many
years and have always received won
derful relief. You can always see
Down's Kidney Pills in my home, for
they certainly arc wonderful. I get
my supply at Lutz's Drug Store."
Price 60c at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doari's Kidney Pills the same
that Mr. Benfield had. Fostir-Mil-burn
Cr.' Mfrs., Buffalo, N. Y. AdV
IN BED EIGHT
MONTHS
Cause Change of Life, How
Lydia E.Finkham's Vegetable
Compound Got Me Up
- Afton, Tenn.-r"I want other suffer
ing women to know what Lydia E. Pink-
ham s Vegetable
Compound has done
for me. During the
Change of Life I was
in bed for eight
months and had two
good doctors treating
me but they did me
no good. A friend
advised me to take
Lydia E. Pini.ham's
Vegetable Com
pound, which I did,
and in a short time I
felt better. I had all kinds of bad
spells, but they cU left me. Now when
I feel weak and nervous I take the Vege table
Compound, and it always does me
good., I wish aj wbnien would try it
during the Change of Life for I know't
will c!o them good. If you think it will
Induce some one to try the Vegetable
Compound you may publish this letteri '.
Mrs. A. Keller, Afton, Tennessee.
Women from fortyrfive to fifty years
of age should take warning from such
symptoms as Jieat flashes, palpitation
of the heart, smothering or fainting
spe"s, or spots before the. eyes, and pre
pare their system for this perfectly na
tural change by taking Lydia E. Pink
ham's Vegetable Compound. It har
helped many, many women through this
trying period, just as it did Mrs Keliar
Constant Heat Day and Night
Warm rooms to dress in steady even heat all day fire never out,
COLE'S
Original Air-Tight Wood Heater
ts made Air-Tight and is" guaranteed to '"stay Air-Tight 'Every
joint is double seamed; TtoatNi MhtiStpvet Maesjmim .
perfect control gained by eliminating air leakage
Don't buy an imitation, pet the heater you can depend upon lnit os
Cole's Original Air-Tipht Wood Heater.
Made by the Company who originated the Air-Tipht and Hot Blast Principal
of combustion. There's a style ana sizs t9 suit your need tss
Shuford Hdwe Co.
Surrounded by a gi oup of America s
ablest Shakespearean interpreters and
with a novel system of mounting and illu
mination "as pleasing- to the EYE as to
the EAR," will give
"MERCHANT OF VENICE"
Greatest Shakespearean Organization
On Tour
Prices 50c, $1.00, $1.50, $2.00
Mail orders filled in the order received,
when accompanied by check or money or
der, together with self addressed stamped
envelope.
Seat Sale at Lut7 Drug Store
Owing to the minute detail and elaborate
settings with which this production is stag
ed curtain will rise pro nptly at 8:15 p. m.
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HEADS UP!
With nearly $2,p00 of the $3,000'
lAiarantee fund raised, it is confi
dently expected that before tomor
row night the whole amount will be
In hand and Uncle' Andy Carnegie's
corporation notified that Hickory ia
ready, to avail itself of the library
money offered' by it. Mayc'r Elliotts
appeal yesterday brought additional
help and ithe Hickory comma ndery
last night gave the , cause a boost
that is appreciated by all.
. Guarantors of course will come
across promptly and in a few weeks
the new building will be going up.
Let's do this thing right and start
on some ether constructive progrim
for the upbuilding of Hickory and
this community. .
GOOD ' FOR1 THE COMMAND ERY
Hickory Comrrtandery No. 17,
Knights Templar, V;did the handsome
thing by the librui-y fund last night
when' it voted' $.r00 to the cause.
Looking about for. good ends to
verve, the .Knight did not go afar
in Nearch of thei lfcly Grail, but
found it in their: own ' community
The commandery :also has appoint
ed committee to work out plans for
helping Hickory " children through
college. The city is proud of thb
body.og high Masonsu '
OUR PRICES
Ou wntch repairs are consistent with our que.lity workmanship.
Thy are standardized for each individual repair job, therefore we
have but one price to all. We estimate all repair work before it
is done which gives you definite information and a square deal. No
patching but perfect repairing and assured Satisfaction
GEO. E. BISANAR'S
We Have a Factory Man
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At -Eight Miles
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H ETHER crnivliug sh'tfig at a f-inail'r4 pare in
First Natioria IBank
With a money reserve you are better qualified, to aeize any
opportunity that may come. Special training will prepare you
for opportunities of, a certain kind but the future rarely works
out according to plan.
Use this bank, and create your-reserve in order that you
may be ready for the opportunity when it comes.
First National Bank
HICKORY, N. C.
Capital and Surplua $300,000.00
J, D. Elliott, president, K. O. Menzies, VkePresident A CashU
J. L. Cilley, Aast. Caskler ,MM
led
traffic or 'Jiitting the';' 'nightspots on "mi oe1n Country
road, Standard Motor Gasoline will lire smoothly
and burn up completely.
That is why ila salc-a arc clintbiug out of all proportion to
the increase in total gasoline consumption.
Experienced drivers lvho bin e tried a filling of the improved
"Standard" Motor Gasoline would cheerfully go far out of
their May to place repeat orders.
But that is not necessary. Reliable dealers handling ''this1
ideally balanced motor fuel-arc to be found on both sides
of the highway wherever yon trhvcl. They charge no more
for "Standard" Motor Gasoline than others ask for inferior
grades masquerading, under fanciful names.'
If your motor is sluggish have the carbon cleaned from
cylinders and spark, plugs, empty the old diluted oil from
your crank case, and after washing with a pint or so of kero
sene, fill with. POLAR1NE of .the rade speciiied for your
car. Then put "Standard" Motor Gasoline into your fuel
tank and see what a good car can do,-,
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