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TUESDAY EVENING, APRIL 25, V,.
PXGE FOUR
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HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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ETRAiiHLAKY ATTRACTION
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A'ra 2 DAYS, APRIL 27t,h and 2S(h rTh
Cecil
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irirl marries her riih itUiiI v. lure (ho heiress, tired of smiet.v's $6
I'.y JAN1K MAITIIKKSON
A Paramount Picture
..A story thai starl wiwre etluiv,
rJ marries
whims, vt(!s a plain man of t'le people.
ArAl v. hen ihi.'r dreams h::ve eonse true at the altar what
of the jears that follow'.'
A picture that tr.Ias l'ie eV ;:d;!ge, "Like to like" rind revives
it into a jjurjveeii!- .a;u" tiv .f life New Y;rk life! with its pleas
ure, its pain, its thousand alluring varit'its!
ri.iye.1 hy a I'riiliant Cist including
PASTIME THURSDAY ;
Although it was announced tha i
Saturday Night," Cecil B. DeMilie';
jlattst Paramount pictjre, was not a
.lathing- beach picture and wc'uV. nntr
j contain a bathroom s'ene despi.e tne
; s.-ap-and-water atmosphere (. the
i title, the temptation to illni such a
iS&lZ i sitting evidently proved tco strong
j lor the producer. "Satm-day Night'
I which will be shewn at ihc Pastime
Theatre Thursday and F.-iiav April
27th and 28th boasts of a bathroom
that sui passes those in "Male and
Female" and "Why Change Your
Wife?" in both beauty and opulence.
One of the unique features of this !
bathroom is an inverted shtwer bain
' It consists of a pedestal standim? in
! a sunken b(,wl. Around the edge of
! the pedestal are inlets thvou.-h winch
pSthe water is spiayed upwa 'd over
Mm - the bather. The b' I.-.ht of th.s spray
ks can
ir.a:
be regulated so that it w:.. not
milndys' eoffurd. Another i?t-
vsm.i.-.ti -stino lpnaH.ni.-! is a D'iiit-in.
&$8vin!n mirror ' dressing table ci usu-
r5 I n.eirrn ntifl llHv;i .r.'rlT1ft. eOUil)-
ment.
This set is only one of many de
signed by Mr. Iribe for this picturiza
tien of Jeanie Macphersoj.'s story in
wsrrb Lea trice Joy. Edith Roberts
Conrad Nagel, Theodcre Roberts
Sylvia Ashton, Julia Vayo, riuyiLe
Chapman. James Neil, Tohn T)avid-
' pon and other players a;vpear.
special music ai the c.eni'iR
fevmanee hv the Pastime orchestra.
.Mr. Peery Conducting-
CARD OF THANKS
m Wo vrkh to exterui our hca.tu-i'.
i thanks to the friends who were so
cciiMdcrate of us during the sui.e1'
ir.e: ci' our little daughter. Ruby, and
tb from burns- Our
Iciief would have been nch harder
j t 1 i. tl, 4 . vumHchin
Speehl n.io at the evening performance by the Pastime Or- p;W , ' Mav
Leatnce Joy Conrad Nagel Edith Rob-
erts, Jack Mower, Theodcre Roberts
I.V a REELS. SHOWS .LOO, .jrOC 7:C0, ":00 P. M.
m
nil.
AD.V.1SSION Children, Aiatiiuc
10 clciii:;, no tax; Adults
uded
JMR AND MRS. L. F. ICARD
Vi 1 tax included; Evc-tiri'' :?0 cents to all, fax inc!
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WANTS
FOUND BLACK LAPROIiE AMD
used rasing, prooaoiv siiien ot
urdav night. See Chief Lent'..
4-23-at.
On cent a word for each, insertion
THIS SIZE TWO CENTS A WORD
This size thr'eecenU
word.
All ds cash with copy. Count th
words before sending 'a your copy
M USICAL 1 X STRUM EXTS
Of all kinds are now obtainable at
our store. BANJOS, MANDOLINS,
GUITARS, VIOLINS, STRINGS
We carry a ful! line of all musical
instruments and accessories. Call
in and see our stock. Prices right.
Mail orders given special attention.
Piedmont Phonograph Co., 1017'
Fourteenth St., Hickory, N. C.
2 21 eod tf
ILvVK GOVERNMENT SECURI
TIES wiil consider trading for
commercial stevk in any enter
prise. Largtc? o'- small amc'jnts
considered- Address C. B- R.
FOR SALE DAVE NPOTRT, BED,
1 oak washstand. 2 double white
iron beds. Call H3-L. 4 25 2t pd
FOR SALE SMLL MARE OR
pony, weighing i bout GOO pounds.
WTell worth $23.00. Will take les-J-V
. F. Morrell. 4 25 2t pd
Di'av.'er K57,
Burlington, N. C.
-! 21 4t
WANTED 25 TO 50 SYRUP OR
Coca-Cola Barrels. Catawba
Creamery Co. 4 25 3t
f , . i- , -
WANTED UPRIGHT BOILER with
capacity for heating building 75x
100 feet or larger. H. M. Yount
care Newton Glove Manfg. Co.,
Xewton, N. C. ;25 3t
WANTED AT ON ICE, CLEAN
cotton rags. Clay Printing Co.
TOR SALE SECOND HAND KIS
SEL truck in good co-nditiou-Phone
410:J and DOS-L. 4-20 Gt ihI-
SHERIFF JOHN W- MAUSER WILLI
l-e at the city manager's office
R'-turday with the tax books. Pay
vour taxes before another pcnaltv
is added on May 1. 4.-24 Gt.
FOR SALE THREE DESIRABLE
buildmg lots. For information
call 4GS-J. 4 12 tf
Have You Fixed That
Old Roof? If not then
see the Hickory Novell'
Co. 4 22 tf
FOR SALE VALUABLE S25 IN
DIAN Relic collection which was
displayed in Grime's Drug Store.
First $10.00 gets it. Sec Nat
Browder. 4 24 2t F(
WANTED COOK WILLING
woiker short hours good pay
Apply in person 1023 Eleventh
revenue. ?-25 2t.
i OR SALE fJSED FLORENCE
automatic oil. .stove- Four burn .uv
Gocd Condition. Phone 445-L 4-22
31; eod pd.
!iOR SALE G ROOM HOUSE.
Would take touring ear r.s part :,
payment for same. Windy Citv FOR SALE ONE Ar? 70 BY 400
Gnu
4 24 3t pd
ONE STORE HOUSE FOR SALE
at Brook'fiord, located between mill
and bride, 21x 35, new building.
For information sec J. W. Travis,
Brookford, N. C. 4 24 fit pd
LAWN MOWERS GROUND AND
put -in first el.. -rndition at
Shoe Fixery in basement under
Singer office on Union Squ-are.
Shoes repaired with very best
leather. The Shoe Fixery.
4-11-St-Tues-Fri.
on 7th Avf-:.ue. Water and sewor
available. Apply J. A. Hardin at
Shul'ord Hardware Co.
4 21. .4 1 Fri and Tues
Chase Sanborn
SEAL BRAND
COFFEE
Best grown in the
World
Whitener & Martin
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Beautifully Patterned,
Brightly Hued Ginghams
51 2TS
Season in and season out Ginghams are m the fore
iron of summer fabrics, oecause of their inexpensive
no and adaptability to every kind of summer wear.
From our most recent additions, we choose these three
l or special mention. -
in
ham,
ors .
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Kalburnie Ging
fasi col- 35c
Manchester Eng
lish, imported 45 c
'ginghams
32 inch Jacqueline gJc
imported' ginghams
New
Silk and Chamoisette Gloves
Just Received
Several pairs of silk gloves is 'a conservative: number
a woman must possess,-' for. hot weather makes a great
inroad on this accessory. The need for them is urgent
and here every preference can be met at a decided
price advantage.
Short Silk Gloves, black,
white, grey and $1Q()
buff
16 button Silk Gloves,
white, black, grey and
buff.
$2.00 and$2.25
Grey Chamoisette 9 ?C
Guartlette, special
16 Button Chamoisette,
- Grey, Mode and $1 ?5
Beaver .
Bryson
Silk Scarfs That
Add Attractiveness To
The Coat Suit
New arrivals in all of the newest high colors and
stripes, combinations.
$3.00 $3.50 $4.00 $4.50
er-Dillard.
If cur merchandise don't make good we will"
Griand Jurv. Investigates isigamy umre
u. !..'V' ;;- ) ' :.f:a-r:' - ::Qtt : ' :f- - - "V-X
. 1 iSmiZ:i.Z ...
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FOR SALE ONE ORGAN IN
' Jiood conditi&ris Gus' Hawn 561, High
' Itud avenue. 4 25 2t pd
r Peggy Davis,' left, 4Pollie&"j
chorus girl, and Mrs. Ellen Curleyi
Mclntyre Grafton, stenographer of
Youngstown, O., both claim Joseph
Donald, Grafton, son of a Pittsburg
millionaire, as husband. Evidence
has been i!aced before a New YojrJk,
grand jury.',. r . e.q c' -
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LEAGUE MEETS
The Junior Epworth League of the
Methodist church mist : Sunclay at
two o'clock. The meeting was call
ed to order ! the superintendent.
The scripture and prayer was con
ducted by Lucy Johnson. Several
readings were given ibv Hal Ballew,
Ruth Lentz and Charles Horten.
Then Jack Hasty ; sang a solo.
'Sweeter As the Years Go by."
Then a quartette v,V,'3 given by Our
junioirs, Constance Peacock. Mildred
Allied, Jack Hasty ; ji Hal Bal
lew. The election of officers fol
lowed. President,, Jack Hasty,
vice presicbrit, Margaret Blackburn;
Secretary, Julia Hefner, Treasurer,
Constance Pdicock, E'pWorthian
Agent, Barney Sprat t, Reporter, Hal
Ballewr and several ecnimittes were
elected but will finish electing- the
committees next Sunday'. " The
meeting- closed by repeating; the
league benediction.
REPORTER
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LAST FHOWTNG "LAVENDER
AND OLD. LACE PAS
TIME TODAY
If you missed seine: that fine pic-"
'iro "Lavender and Old h-e" from
the jrrtat story Dy Myrtle Reed,
with Mang-uerte Snow. Louis Benni
son and See'"' Owon. nt th Pastime
J T - -r i
jtsteiaay. iou nave' one. more
rhPiv- nvne today. Addea attrac
tion Pathe NewsTomorrow Poli
Negri, one of the best screen ac
tresses in tho world in ';The Last
Payment" a Paramc'unt picture.
The scenes of the picture are laid
in France and in South America- It
was massively produced and as a
production it is one of the best of the
current season.
The stcvy was written by John
Brennert and George Jaccby. two
screen writers of international fame,
while, thie picture was directed by
Mi; Jseoby. It is tremendously dra
matic and there is a thrill in every
scene. ( ;
1 1 MIGHT AS WELL. 1 vi-fflW. t w-L '
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