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SATURDAY EVENING, JANUARY 28, 1922
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
FAGE THREE
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The Bisanar Store
Service and Satisfaction
You always get the best quality, ' latest
styles and lowest pricos.
Expert repairing promptly executed.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Z77 Jeweler and Optometrist.
Watch inspector So. and C. & N. W. Rys.
Local and Personal
The condition of Mrs
who has been quite ill,
:'o somewhat better this
J. T. Currie
was reported
HOIJEHT E. LEE
Mr. Lawrence Crouch has returned
to Movganton after spending several!
days here and at Granite Falls.
A
Into
Miss Mary Kincaid of the graded
school faculty is spending the week!
in Morgan ton.
end
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HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
. General Insurance and Bonds
Service Our Motto
1030 14th Street - - Phone 292
(Concluded)
few months l:er Lee advanced
j iiilu l cuot'. (nun ..x i t) i ,y
came in collision with the Federal
forces und'er Meade at Gettysburg.
The operations of the first day
proved successful for the Confeder
ates, but they did "ct attempt to
capture. Cemetery Ile'gvits, where the
Fedeial corps had concentrv-'ted. The
next day the Federal front lin.- was
(.'riven lrom its posiuon, out Tne ct-
led. The thrd day Lee hoping: to
ti e Federal array in two, sent Pick-
par- ett's and Pettigrew's divisiorf.
Mr. against the Federal centre, but hH
'orders for ths charge to he followed
uu bv tne eoneerteu utivance 01 tne
Misses Mary and Zurey Ileinhardt trops was not obeyed and the
of near Plateau are auests at the merit ended in du
home cf Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Rein-' unmolested into
ha nit.
Mrs. J. I). Pope has go'.ie to Char-'
lotte to spend several weeks with
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Caldwell, the
latter her daughter.
ursn nr n ram sits i!
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IN ELECTRIC
j SERVICE
New
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Stet
son
pment
Hats
Mr. K. W. Reese of Charlotte
spending the week end with his
ents near the city. His father,
J. A. Reese, is ill.
a ' . -
split
is
his army on
isastcr.
Virginia.
the Rapidan.
net .eating , . ... .
iee posieu
The Southern Public Utilities Coni-
j pany Magazine in its January issue
gives comprehensive revmv of the
: ser ice that concern rendered in this
i section during- the pas; year, show
ing a splendid increase of business.
In Hickory during the past ye?.r 21
electric ranges were 'installed by the
company, three suction sweepers
put in, 31 electric irons sold,
motors, percolators, sewing
machine motors, and other electrical
Mr r. T XnAuwtfn nnrl txVn rhil- 'v Grant at the head oi a
hen, Sarah and Helen Frv, returned numerous force. The battles
this: w.fk to Iheir hom.. in Monro: Wilderness to Cold Harbor
after spending some time here
ITei e, l'l i ift-H.nc Tl-wi v.rtvi i-i vi mr urn a.oII.i1
enc spring of I8b4, he was attacked hv 991 ,.nctnni" snr
Tiir. majraino articles, which will
During the year 1921 the Southern
far more
trom tne iv.
followed
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QUALllI AINU JTJKli
Two principal factors to be considered
in any purchase whether large or small.
When you are always assuredo f the best
at the lowest price and often at a big sav
ing, it is well worth your consideration.
There are reasons for the continued
growth and popularity of our store.
Bring or send your prescriptions to us.
You will be pleased and you will appreci
ate it.
THE GRIMES COMPANY
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and in them Lee succeeded in holding
v; o-fnn.l nnd bafflin'- the foe's
(in Mnnd.'.v af.oinor'n at 4:30 mnnose of forcing an entrance ?r.tu
o'clock Mrs. Crenshaw, Red Cross Pkhmond. Grant was compel,;-. to j
field secretary will meet with the ey-Jcrc-ss the James to lay s'ege to Pet
ecutive board of the local Red CrCss ersburg. Throughout ( the siege I ee
chanter" at the Chamber of Commerce ; exhibited extra-ordinary resouroeful-
to discuss Red Cross work. c ! ness in the face of the heaviest oa'., j
J ,nd for n.ne montns suceessiuuy re-
LOSES TO WAKE FOREST isisted every attempt to disrupt his
m-..i... tn ".,.n t...,.i.i.u I tiinpc hnt finally these lines became
iiiint last night defeated the Lenoir attenuated from lace o men that
;ColJege cagcrs- on the Baptist court i the overwhelming masses ot . the
bv a count of 37 to 20. Wake Fcv-! enemy broke thrcugh, and Lee wa.
.ut-,1Cn,i Hn vo.ia,. n.-,rl ct a fn5t comnellecl to retreat westv.:.rd m the
mice "for the visitors, who were un-! hope of joining Johnston's army, novy ihe
ablo in the second period to maintain falling back from the south, hut a.
their speed. The local quint is mak-, Appamattox whaf remained of his
ing quite a reputation on the road. gallant troops, not exceeding 8.U00
1 1 -effectives, were .force: to surrender
April 9, 186T). In October ot the same
vear General Lee wr.s elected -president
of Washingto" College, af. Lex
ington, Va., and this office he fi'.led
with conspicuous usefulness up .) he
time of his death.
i..'.'. J. f.
Stocks, Bonds, Cotton &
Grain
Private wires to all leading exchanges.
Correspondents Thomson & McKin
non, New York-Chicago.
We Handle Cotton, Grain and Sugar
Futures
Also will purchase any listed stock for you
on partial payment plan, or will loan you
80 per cent of the market price of any
listed -stock. Ask for Letter X196.
S JAMES, Ri BUSH
MKM'JtKK CHICAGO HOARD OF TRADE
.14-1.V Electrical. Bui wins ,.
. ,' Ashcville, -N.. C. ,, ... c .
Signs of all kinds
B. L. IPREVETTE
Hicloryj
N. C.
A. J. ESSEX
Graduate Optometrist
Office in Jewelry Store where your
eyes receive expert service -without
the use ot drugs. ,
Jitney Schedule
Hlckory-Uaolr Jitney 8cbl
Ut Unoir !:0 P. M-
Ite Hickory 6.00 P. M.
Arrive lor No. XI wd tl.
C. E. ROBBINS
Dr. J. F. Campbell
DENTIST
Phone 370-L . : . .
HICKORY, N, C.
OfRce Over Essex Jewelry Store
RED CROSS MEETING
Owing- to the inclemency of the
weather the attendance at the annual
mettine- of the Hickory Red Cross
Chapter last night at the Chamber
of Commerce was small, and, lacking
a quorum, the election of, officers was
held off. until a later date. The
piesent incumbents will continue in
office until a suitable date is found
tor another meeting.
Although the attendance was sma.'il
the meeting was not lacking in inter
est. Mrs. K. C. Menzies, chairman
of the Red Cross canteen unit, told
of the gratifying respjonse on the
part of Hickory residents, to the call
for contributions. It was announc
ed that Mrs. Crenshaw, field secre
tary, -will be here Monday to meet
with the executive board and talk
over Red Cross work with them at
fhe Chamber of Commerce at 4:30
o'clock.
The' present officers are Mrs. W. B.
Councill. chairman: Mrs. H. C. Men
zies and Mrs. J. F. Abernethy. vice-
chairman; Mrs. L. F. Abernethy, sec
retary, Mr. K. C. Menzies, secretary
and Mrs. K. C. Menzies, chairman
oi the canteen unit.
WITH IWiiS. LA IT A
Cucle Nr. 1 of the Woman's Mis
sionary Society of the r irst Uaptist
church met yesterday afternoon with
the leader, Mrs. J. Lee Latt-i. Mrs.
John Young was ler.der of the de
votional part of the meeting and
read as the scripture lesson Mark
9:23 and 10.27. The great lesson in
tended was humility as wouUl leau
to wding service for (,thers, service.
a great test oi cnaracier ?.n,i ie"rn;j
to unite hearts in christian fellow
ship and love. The devotional was
brought to a close with sentence
prayers. .
The circle reelected Mrs. J atta is
circle leader for. the year 11)22 ana
the other officers are as tollmen:
Mrs. Houston Woods, treasurer; Mrs.
.Toh Youncr anc? Mrs, W. L. Boat-
right, person! service committee.
TVw. . tonif for study tor tne nexi
six m.on.ths is "Neighborhood, an i.o
H resting and pract'cul study. Hence
forth Circle No. 1 will be known as
the Gwaltney Circle in honor of tr.e
circle's oldest and most beloveo' mem
ber, Mfs. W. R. Gwaltey. Adding in
terest to the circle are the circle
sisters, each member having a sister
to be nice to for six months when
they Will be revealed to each other.
After n-djouinment delicious re
freshments were served by Mrs. Hal
Latta assisted by Mrs. John Yong
QUARTERLY CONFERENCE
er.rhiv ovoiiinsr at the Methodist
thurch Rev. D. M. Litaker, presiding
,.i.1t. r.t fVi Sttesville district will
preach. The occasion is the " second
"mrterly ronference for First church
Hickory. Immediately following the
evening preaching the conference will
be held.
As a scldier, Lee combined i.i him
self, to an extraordinary degree, tne
qualities of a great org.vijer,
strategist and' tactician. He wa five
f n m every form of selfish ambition,
ti.d was remarkable for the purity,
ui rlf-ihtness and elevation oi nh
character. NOVEMBER AND DECEMBER
REPORT RED CROSS NURSE
An account of the tuberculosis
clinic held in November was given
in the November report. Of the 50
patients examined IS were positive
cases and six doubtful. Miss Koch,
Red Cross nure, is foV.owing -up
these cases giving them such treat
ment as they need. Five tubercu
losis patients have made application
for sanatorium treatment. With
the aid of the cotton mill, in which
one patient works, a sleeping porch
has been built 1r him as he was un
able to ail'ord sanatorium treatment.
The Red Cross through private sub
scription, made comforts possible
for a woman unable to get them her
self: The chair factory and a church
are arranging to care for a man in
a sanatorium and funds for his fam
ily in nis aosence.
Public Utilities Company was called'
upon to provide service for .'5,285 new
homes, industries, stores, etc. These
figures are indicative of a substan
tial grewth, even during a period of
depression, of the cities in which the
Southern Ftiblic Utilities Company
'operates; ant.' also of the ever, in
i creasing appreciation upon the part
:of intelligent people of what elec-
jtricity can do for them,
j Th" S .lithern Public Utilities (.m
jany is today serving approximately
! 28,500 electrical customers. Of these
apioximately 21,000 are residences.
remaining 7,500 being large ana'
sm-.-vl industiies, stores, offices, etc.
Of the :5,2S5 new c'-'stomers taken on
.uiing- 1021 more than 2,400 were
residence.-, the lemainder being in
dustries, stores, offices, etc.
It is a fact worthy of emphasis
that the residence customer no long
er applies for electric- "light" he
wants, electric "service," because
electricity points the way not only to
brighter homes, but cleaner homes,
more comfortable homes and to the
abolition of drudgery in the home
through the substitution of electric
energy for the humr.n energy which
has heretofore exhausted and aged
the housekeeper or her servants.
.In this collection it is interesting
to note that 624 families in the cities
and owns m which the Southern
Public Utilities Company operates
are todV.y using electric ranges in
their kitchens. A number of these
lange customers use also instantan
eous electric water heaters.
Just as electricity makes for
brightness, cleanliness and efficiency
in the home it makes for efficiency,
increases production and provides
jobs fcr men in industry. Electric
power is a- substitute for human
power. Through its use one man does
the work of many. Through its avail
able opportunities are mane for men
or concerns of small capital to en
gage in an industry who, if they
were compelled to provide other
means of power, would' not be able to
fin-vnee their projects.
The average individual who applies
for electric service either for an in
dustry or for a home has little o-3'v
,.,.-.;,.n if iha r-rvst of providing this
..u.. : f TVT ss service. Otten tne investment iequu-
. . . ? i iu u i -,,i .,,n Mxa nnrt of the comnanv 1c
l.-,.V.'r. HVlv tip 1151 ST mOlUIl ISa.CU "M"" - .,
m ination of school
Geo, E. Bisanar
DOCTOR OF OPTICA
j Error ot Refraction ad " OP-
r1 rUfta onmotlJ with UtO''lJ
0(Hc nd xamlnation room M o-
Hickory Harnet Co.
Manufacturer of all kinda of
HARNESS, BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C. ,
CYRUS C. BABB
Mem. Am. 8oc. Cifil Ensrra.
Waterpowr, Waterworku and
Swerag Land aub-ditiaion
Highway.
Hickory, N. C Chm. Com. Bldg.
Address: Granita Falls, N. C
Electric Shoe Shop
p. M. THOMPSON, Proprlator
First Class Work Guarntd
Phona 10. Work DaUyarad
1011 Utb Htraat, Hiekory, N. C.
(i. W. KAHY, M. I)., D. C.
CHIROPRACTOI:
and Spinal Specialist
Over Ksscx Jewelry Store
Chiropractic. Eliminates the Cause
of Disease. Thone 528-J
Hickory Lodge No. 343
A. F. A. M.
Regular conmunicatioi
and Third Monday PjsThta.
Brathran wrdiaUy iniUd t
'jSUTTLEMYRE, W. M.
W. L. BOATRIGHT, See.
First
CAN DY
Don't forget to
take her a box of
Candy.
Agents
Whitman & Norris
LUTZ DRUG STORE
"ON THE CORNER"
PHONES: 17 and 317
children, particularly those in the
mill districts. In November of the
two hundred children examined only
3 were 100 per cent in other words
07 chi'dren had defects of a more or
less serious nature and were not up
to normal weight. "In December
three schools" were" -visited , and 142'
children examined. ' Of this number
not a single -child was physically
perfect. - Seyenty-f our "'were, under
weight and ,the remainder had de
fective ; ears,' eyes, teeth, diseased
tonsils and adenoids, v - : , - -Parents
are " advisecf as to ' the
proper treatment of these .defects in
their: children, and ; the: little f ;folks
themselves are taug-ht practical ..les
sons'; orr : the" care and clean,1 ILness of
their bodies. One important lesson
is he fact that fresh air and a bath
in the winter time are beneficial
more than harmful.
Miss Koch is putting on a health
cvasade, which will be reported at a
later date.
MRS. L. F. ABERNETHY,
Secy. Red Cross.
PUBLIC ROADS DRAGGED -
North Carolina roads were drs?ael
today by order of Frank Page, chair
man cf the state highway commiss
ion, and teams and trucks could be
found on all the highways maintained
by the state this morning. J. Mo,i;cM.
Alfred said good work was beiiic;
done on the Caldwell side of -"he
Blnwino- Rock- hiffhwav. but the rcaci
men had net touched the Catawba
E;de early in theforenoon. , :
CALLS ROOSTER ROTARIAN
Bishop Kimball, colored janitor ?d
the municipal building, is the ovvnr
of the white rooster released by Rusk
Henry Thursday night. The bird was
caught by Harley Shuford. Bishop
C-.-.1A it ivno ci-.-.V a fine rooster that
;t deserved a good home and gCod
name, and he has provided both. He
calls the rooster Rotarian.
THE FLOOR HELD
"Did vour watch stop when it
dropped' it on the floor?'' asked a man
of his friend.
"Sure," was the answer. "Did you
think it would gc through ?" West
ern Christian cTa- I ' '
THE LATEST
! "Is that bootlegger honest?"
"Why man his word' is as good as
his bottled-in'-bond," Florida Times
Union.
A Chicago jud'ge sends a- man up
for twenty years for stealing five
dollars to buy food far-AeverwehildrSru
There are some things the law will -gpt
tolerate. Capper's Weekly.
provide service tor an industry readi
es hundreds of dollars. It costs the
company an aveiage of more than
$75 each for the installation of elec
tric ranges, even when more than one
range is located' upon one trans
former. When a transformer has to
be set merely to take care of one
range the cost may reach as high a?
$150. . .
The single item of meters required
to serve new customers added last
vear represents an investment of
approximately $75,000. The hundred's
of poles and the miies and miles of
wire increase the investment mater
ially, while the labor charge also re
presents one of the largest items 'n
any addition or extension of c.'istri
butien system. !
It has been estimated by statistic
ians and experienced utility opera
tors that the investment in utilities in
America today will average $700 for
each family served. This investment
includes power plants, primary
transmission lines, the distribution
I system, sub-stations, lne transform
ers', etc. Necessarily the rate tor sei
vice rendered' by utilities must in
clude not only the cost of producing
the service rendered but also inter
est upon the investment required to
produce a-nd deliver that service
Each family is receiving the benefit
of is $700 share in the total investment.
ror spring
Your size and style is ready
Moretz-Whitener Go. Co.
JmIL
Masterful Styling )
The New Rookivood
Being featured this
fall by Walk-Over. It
shows the trend toward
decoration pleasant
and not overdone.
MB IjSZk Ma Ml Iw
Moretz-Whitener Uo. Co.
RHEUMATIC ACHES
QUICKLY RELIEVED
HTMIE racking, agonizing rheumatic
ache is quickly renevea oy an ap
plication of Sloan's Liniment.
For forty years, folks all over the
Tv-orld have found Sloan's to be the
natural enemy of pains and aches.
Jt penetrates without rubbing. .
You can just tell by its healthy,
stimulating odor that it is going to do
you, good.
Keep Sloan's handy for neuralgia,
sciatica, lame back, stiff joints, sore
muscles, strains and sprains.
At all druggists 35c, 70c, $1.40.
FIRE -
You may not be able to prevent the fire, '.
but you can secure protection against loss ,
from it.
Our prompt, careful, courteous service '
is at your command. :
CONSOLIDATED INSURANCE S
REALTY CO.
mm
Liniment
fPainsI
eneiW
Makes Sick Skins
Well One of Dr.Kobson'a
FamilyRemeilies, wackay,
jicsHhy complexion use freely
ibB Eczema Ointment
January 31 February 1, 2, 3 and 4 Days
Shoes Shoes Shoes
I have 100 pair shoes I am going to sell at
One Half Price
$5.00 shoos $2.r.C, $3.25 for $2.63, $6.75 shoes for $3-38. First come
will g'et first choice.
A FEW SPECIALS IX GROCERIES
1 bajy. best flour $5.00.
20 lbs. sugar tree.
One half bag: flour $2.50
9 lbs. sugar free.
1 bag flour $5.00
3 lbs. White House Coffee Free.
45 cakes Gold Brand Soap $1.00
25 Cakes Octagon Soap $1.00
25 pks. Star Napiha. Washing Powders . ..$1.00
8 plugs. Rams Horn or Ripe Peach Tobacco ' $1.00
3 cakes Pivinolive Soap ;25.c
4 cakes Star Naptha Soap 25c
Youths Whie 'Overalls, .-pair . 45c
Fat Backs 'lll2 l-2c lb.
O'l -- . .' 15c per gallon
All heavy underwear and sweaters will go at cost
Ox Chinese .'matting rugs, sold at $6.50 now $4.50
These prices are net cash. Will deliver anywhere within
1 1-2 miles of .'ur place in lots of $5.00 or more.
J. P. Bothis
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