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DAY EVENING, FEBRUARY 10, 1922
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Bisanar Store
Service and Satisfaction
Y.'U always get the best quality, latest
yi and lowest prices.
Import repairing promptly executed.
Geo. E. Bisanar
Jeweler and Optometrist.
VaKh inspector So. and C. & N. W. Rys.
I Local and Personal SKQVGflARD GIVES
i
, Mrs; C. E. Abernethy returned
I Asheville this morning after a v
sjto her mother, Mrs, A. C. Link.
lSlt SU
I Miss Edna Bradford spent today
'in Morganton with Mrs. Eugene
Smith
Mrs. H. L. Thacker arrived today
from Greensboro to visit her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Jones.
IS C TREAT
El
Reports from Asheville state that
Mrs James C. Shuford, who under
went an operation yesteru'uy, contin
ues to she .v improvervi:t.
Tixf. and Mrs. A. L. Lugn hve a-
their quests Mrs.' B. R. Lugn and
Miss Florence Bloomberg of Mecha
polis. Iowa.
I
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY. CO
I General Insurance and Bonds,
I -Service Our -Motto
;Wo i4th St...; .yr-y-.
Phone 65
Mrs. II M. Dyer, of Roanoke, Va.
who has been visiting Mr. and Mrs
J II. Patrick, the latter her sister,
will return trr her home tomorrow.
Rev. S. B. Stroup returned today
Atlanta where he represented the
diocese of Asheville at a conference
ol the synod of the fourth province.
Rev. V. W. Rowe spent the day at
Startown in . conference with the
joint consistory of the South Fork
charge t.J the Reformed church.
, The Woman's Missionary Society of
the Reformed church will meet Mon-
h-- afternoon at 3 o'clock with Mrs
J; F. Abernethy.
mare
Ma
Feme
i
The Wavy Strand Wire keeps the fence
tight and gives it longer life.
The Square Deal Locks absolutely pre
vent the wires from slipping.
The One-Piece Stay Wire prevents
bucking and makes a strong fence.
Abernethy Hdwe. to.
Everything for the Farm
The 0. Henry Book Club will meet
tomorrow afternoon at 3:0: o'clock
with Miss Mabed Miller' oh Tenth av
enue. ". .:; ''" " . K 1
Mr. Jake Moore has returned to
Taylovsviile after spending senral
days with Mr." and Mrs. J: O. Moore
in Kenworth. .
Mrs. D. W. Aderholdt, Mrs. Ruel
Newton and Mrs. Carl Cline of Henry
River and Hildebran, were in the city
shopping yesterday afternoon.
ray-night was observe I in the. ar
mory lvst night and a full attend
ance was reported.- Tin boys drew
r.eaily $1,100 for drills dating the
hist six months-of the past year.
I
SlT'S NOT SO MUCH WHAT YOU PAY
I xs
What You Get, For What You Pay
' THAT DETERMINES YOUR AMOUNT OF
SATISFACTION
W't Lend every effort to give our customers 100 cents worth
'Maifjii and material for every dollar spent for watch repairs.
Seryice GEO. E. BISANAR-Satisfaction
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Sigrfs of all kinds
'B. I PRFVFTTP
Hid vory, N. C.
tr
t A. J. ESSEX
Graduate Optometrist
Office in Jewelry Store where your
eyes receive expert service without
the use of drugs.
The, pastor will prcr.;ii at Farr
grove at 11 and at Marvin at 3
Cc.ne even if the roads are muddy.
The preacher will try to be clear. J.
R. WALKER. Pastor.
Friends of Mrs. J. A. Courtney,
Jr., will be delighted to know that
she is able to be out again after be
ing confined to her home for over a
week suffering with a scalded foot.
K. S. Hall, who for several mor.ths
was connected with Johnson's Gar
r.ge, is no longer ecneeted with that
firm, having gone in business for
himself. He is dealing in .second
ham: cars.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Deal who
were married in High Point Mon
day have returned from a honey
moon trip and are stopping with her
mother, Mrs. J. JL Wannemacher on
Fifteenth street.
There will be a parcel post sale
and oyster supper in the basement of
the Reformed church tonight given
by the Philathea. class for the bene
fit of their class. A cordial invita
tion is extended to all to attend.
The Philathea class of the First
Baptist church will hold the regular
monthly business and social meot'iig
tonight r.t the home of Mrs. F. A.
Henderson at 7:30 o'clock with Mrs
Henderson, Mrs. E. II. Umstead aw;
Mrs. j. E Walker as join: hostesses.
Mis Mary Rogers Shuford, wTio
sjJent several dayswith her parents,
Mr. and' : Mrs. E. L Shuford. on Fif
teenth street, returned this morning
to the Savage School of Physical
Education,' New York, to resume her
studies. - Mr. Shuford accompanied
her to New York on a business trip.
Jitney Schedule
rtory Uolr Jitney 8chdnl
Linear t-Xfl P M.
hT Hickory C.CO P. M,
Atom for No. XI and II.
C E. ROBBINS
Gee. E. Bisanar
for of rt(.trUCt,oa a afl Opti-
ri time.
K Mu rJ..l!.. 4 .....
tioa w.'th Jw,jry star.
Dr. J. F. Campbell
DENTIST
Phone 370-L
niCKORY, N. C.
Office Over Essex Jewelry Store
CYRUS C.BAEB
"em. Am Ha ri-ii vn-
ijjrpowtt, Waterwotki and
IBd iQb-diti.lon p-
gy, K. :j.-Chm. Com. Bldf.
Hickory Harnew Co.
Mannfaetarert of all kind if
HARNESS, BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Ropairinff a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
Maj. Wade V. Bc'wman left today for
Aj.c'rews, where he wiil inspect the
cavalry troop tomorrow. He will at
tend the national gura-d convention
at New Orleans on February 2'i-28 a
one of the four delegates from this
state, and while there wiil enjoy the
Mi-rcli Gras festivities.
Rev. and Mrs. W. O. Goode, who
have been visiting their son, James
Goode a college student in Atlanta,
Ga., and Mr. Goode's brother in
Macon, Ga., went to Birmingham,
Ala. today where Mr. Goode will at
tend an educational meeting. They
will return to ickory the latter part
of next week.
The grand concert by Alex Skov
gaard, the Danish violinist and Alice
McClung Skovgasvd, pianist, in the
Lenoir College auditorium last night
was one of the rare treats which the
music h.ers of Hickc y have been
privileged to hear. TI12 audience
though smaller than usual on account
cf counter attractions lr.-s't night
was enthusiastic and appreciated
thoroughly and with an understand
ing the piogram which these artists
gave.
The program was grouped for vio
lin :.-nd i)ian(.' and the numbers olav-
ed were the works ,-f some of the
gicatest composers. Mr. Skovgaavd's
interpretation was delicate and fin
ishet:. His technique Avas faultiest
and his tones from the matchless
Stradivarius came from the soul of
an artist. His mastery of the violin
was comnlete and he v:r; - il' i
breathlessly as he bi ought into dis
play all the movements of tho right
and left hand with a deftne-.s that
was remarkable. As his first encore
he played that soft southern melody,
loved by all, "Swanee River," with
muted violin and the applause was
vociferous when the last soft strain
had died awry. Mr. Skovgaarcj is of
splendid physique and his manner is
at once impressive and pler.sing a
he. begins to play.
Of no less importance on the pro
gram was the playing of Mrs. Skov-
gaard, finished pianist. Her tech
nical facilities showec: complete com
mand of the instrument. Her playing
is brilliant and strong, and her
splendid ability as an accompanist
was one of the outstanding features
of the concert.
The numbers were all liberally an
1 lauded but only twice did' the artis:s
respond with encores. The program
was exceptionally interesting from r
musical standpoint and intersp?rsed
with the most classical numbers
which brought into play, the finest
skill of both musicians, were a num
ber of well known favorite composi
tions. WITH MRS. RRADSHAW
Mrs. W. R. Bradshciw delightfully
cniortaintd the Travelers' Club yes
terday afternoon. The general top
is for the afternoon was thev "Amer
ican Novel." Mrs. W. B. Menzies
gave an interesting account of the
"Novb.'s of the West" and read se
lections from Helen Hunt Jack
son's "Ramona and Mac-Cay's Val
ley of the Sun." Mrs, J. A. Mar
tin read a carefully prepared paper
on "Novels of the East" giving brief
statements firom Holone's "Elsie
Vemer'' "Cooler's Spy" 'and Can-;
field's "Rrimming Cupf ' ' !
Mrs. E. B. Menzies read a selection
from Wister's "Virginian.' . After
current news a delicious luncheon was
served . The hostess was assisted
by her daughter, Mrs.' '. 'E, N.
Carr. Guests for the afternoon1
were Mrs. R. C. Love, Mrs. W. C.
Tyree, Mrs. John Young and Miss
Minnie Gwaltney. ;
The club adjourned to meet with
Mrs. G. N. Hutton February 16.
Mrs. C. C. Bost, chairman of the
district committee and Mrs." A. H.
Buit of Salisbury, district command
er, went tfy Lenoir today to organize
a ladies' unit of the American Legion
post there. Mrs. Bost will return to
the city late this afternoon.
TO GIVE BOYS VALENTINE
PARTY
The Indies of the Red Cross can
teen are planning a valentine supper
for the boys of ward 1-8 at OUvn and
valentines, cakes, stuffed' date.v fruit,
chicken, candy or cash will be glad
ly received. Send all donations Tc
Mrs. K. C. Menzies, chairman.
GET RICH QUICK W A L L I N G FOR D
PASTIME LAST TIME TODAY
If you missed seeing that fine pic
ture "Get Rich Quick Wallingford"
at the Pastime theatre yesterday you
missed a great treat. This story is
from the stage success by Georgia M.
Cohan. Cast includes Sam Hardy,
Doris Kenyon, Dina Allan and Nor
man Kerry. A great comedy. Last
showing today. Tomorrow Con
stance almadge in her latest Selznick
revival "Good Night Paul" adapted
from the musical comedy of the same
name. In this farce comedy Miss
Talmadge is supported by Harrison
Ford and Norman Kerrv who is in
the cast of "Get Rich Quick Walling
ford." Don's miss this good picture.
Electric Shoe Shop
F. M. THOMPSON, Proprietor
First Clai Work Gnarit4
Phoao 10e. Work DoliTorod
lOSS I4tb fltroot, Hickory, N. C.
IfABY, M. D., 1). C.
uiikoruACTOi:
ari'l .M.al Specialist
Over ! . .. t 1 .
??'c i;n mates , the Cause
01 Ws.:ax. IHuVnn H9H-.T
Hickory lodge No. 343
A. F. ft A M. .
Rerular comrjunicatioa Jirat
nd Third Monday idghtii.
Brcthroa eordiaUy iaitad Uf
j,?"j!llSUTTLEMYRE,.W. M. , .
S;U BOATRIGHT, Sec
Coughers!
DON'T
WAIT
The longer a couSh waits, the hard
er it grows, and the greater the
distress and danger. We want
xiiu to tw our Cough Remedy for
a value which we think few
fnutrh remedies Possess. We hope
vnn'll trv it. ' We are sure that
it won't make your cough wait noi
will you have to wait for relief.
LUTZ DRUG STORE
-ON THE CORNER"
PHONES: 17 and 817
Pimply
Take MASTIN'S
VITAMDN 11
Ec;? anj Ecunonica? . desalts Quick
NEW "CO-ED" DRESSES
Just Received
8
4
:
Of what usu
are fine tea.
ture3 with
an ugly, mottled
by flesh, sunken
pouches r.ndei- the eyes
., careworn, sickly -tool. ir-g
skin, fiab-AK.
e eyes, cr Nv i
ft
t
n MSA
4
Fpt? in?n thon nr nrtv who rr.p
not astoninbinyrly aM to their onrruy
find vigor, eioar tho ;.kin of erup
tions anil enjoy thr.t sjilonilhl linn
flesh - pepT ox p. ivcll-huilt luly.
Since SoieTiPO rVropto.l from Katuro
those mysterlocs Ji.fi,-",Ui;i,". hi-.-uth-'
bnildiue ck'Uier:t-s--t.l.i- vitamins:
thousands nnAi thnHjjtinil.s ca n tell
you of tho ;ua:-.iu- aii.l aluiot
iu:itrJc-l!k rc-si'3.- from tht ir "so.
MASTIN'S YITA1IO.V TA!iL!"i'H
eoiitaiu. not only yy.ist vitatuiJu-s, but
all three, of tht pr-H-Uti.s vitiuulmv-
A, li anil C g--i'-ci:; i ly i:n't ;)t !
ami eomhi-neil vslth h up orinuui- iron
and the iiKcossf ry l$m! ualts which
ymr system : -:C; u keoy yon
atrons and v.vl'.
If you waui (itiit-klj clo.ir your
Skin and eo-j pi.-.-.ioii, fi'.st soiiio liriu
healthy. fK-sb yea,- Iio'i.s. iicTe:u-
your nerve lr-o ;r.ii hiv.-w aud lool:
and feel far boiler, make idiis sl::ip!e
test: First wi;;.! vcui-i.-ll' and meas
ure yourself. N,-:-.l.. take MAST) N'S
VITAMON TAJti.ICTS -iwo UbMts
with.' every nu-td. Tli-a wcIkIi and
-Mieasurje ynuvticli a-.iaUi e.K-ii iw.-k
and 4ontinie takint- MAS'l'IN'S
TAP.T.TOT-S retrt'-Iarl v t.t.til
yo. farei satisfied with your jrain in
weight,, ''pep," t-uerijy and Imyruveil
. appeaj-anco.
Insist ui)o:i tho Origical aud
Geuuiae ViUiuier.
W - i?c $mk
4 Picture of Only
One Of Them
3rices 20. to S35.
ew Spring Suits
Everyone a
Beauty
Prices $20 to $45.
New Spring Coats
Surprising values '
Prices $15 to $35
New Spring
Waists
$1.98 to $7.50
New Gingham ?'
Dresses ;.
For Street wear ;
$2.00 to $7.50
New Spring
Neckwear
Br am leys and
Vestees, very new -
50c to $2.50
n r4 w l f i ..r..
THE ORIGINAL
AND
VITAMINS
TAG LET
Fully eruarnntoefj in every respect
WOMEN'S ILLS MAKE UNHAPPY
HOME
There is no question but what the
ills of women eonsoire against do
mestic harmony. The husband can
not understand 'thiV'.e troubles and
the physician finds it hard to cure
them; therefore the overworked wife
and mother cc'ntinues to drag aroann
day in and o'ay out with hesdahes
and tackache, fretful and nervous.
Such women should be guided bv
tho experience of women whose let
ters wc are continually puliliiLi:i; ii:
thi? paper. Many of them dec'ure iat
they have bee.-i retired to hen 1th.
strength and consequent happiness
bv Lydia E. Pinkham's Veiretablo
Compound after doctovs and ali oth
er medicines had failed to heir.- them.
It will surely pay worn on who suffer
from such ailments to trv it- Adv.
I
I SALE AND SUPPER TONICHT
! The Philathea class- of Corinih Ke
j formed church will held a parcels
I post sale tonight in the basement o
the church. Stewed oysters will bei
(served. The proceeds will be used fo
I the building and loan fund which the
class is maintaining for buildinc a
(class room and in the dik-
charge of other work which the clase
has undertaken to dr.'. All friends of
the young women and those interest:
Imported, Roasted and Pack
ed Expressly for
Whitener
&
mm
"Golden Glow"
COFFEE
Heavy Coffee
KISSES
Cream Kisses, . Saturday
Tomorrow
19c Pound
SPECIAL
Stone's Rich Fruit Cake
45c per pound
Tomorrow
'. OBLEISK
IS FLOUR
A hih grade Flour, always
Su3 of Pcrfec't Baking
WE HAVE-
Cauliflower, Greens, Celery,
Head Lettuce. Beets, Car
rots, Tomatoes, New Cab
bage, Old Cabbage, Grape
fruit, Oranges, Apples.
SOPHIE MAE
PEANUT BUTTER
39c lb. package
NEW SPRING PUMPS
Satins, Patent Leathers, Black and
Brown Kids. The smartest line of foot
wear we have ever shown. The lowest
prices in five years.
$4.00 to $8.50 . , ' :
New Spi ing Silks, Woolens, Cotton
Novelties, Silk Hosiery, etc-etc.
Thompson-West Company
"The Ladies Store
Whitener
& Martin
$.15,000,000,00
; ... .
Spent in 1921 for
Cylinder Grinding
It docs not require much thought to know why the cylinders
need regrinding.
Just think how many times the pistons travel through the
cylinders every mile. While the rings are scraping hard against
the M alls at the top of the C3 linder.
The hottonWs kept well uiled and never wears much, where the
rings do not travel.
Therefore, the cylinders become larger at top then they be
come egg shaped and it is impossible to fit them with any kind
of rings that can hold compression and make a good running mo
tor. Regrin'd the cylinder to original accuracy gives original results.
Art)- motor shouid run two or three years with one regrinding
and the cost is very small.
Why have a bad running motor one that wastes oil and gas -that
costs you money. '
We have reground lots of cylinders and every owner of a re
grcund block will tell you that their motor runs as well or better
than a new cne. (
We til! scored cylinders and babbit main bearings for Ford and
Fordson- : A,. .11,
Coffi
Sherrill motor
V
Company
W.-BUUOB,.iaMll.r..WM ... , -
Advertise in the Record
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