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PAGE SIX
-.(DAY EVENING JUNE 13 1922
All i-5
SPECIAL VALUES IN HIGH
(JKADE FURN1TUKE FOR j
June $70.00 parlor suits $54.00
0 URGE ACTION
ne rent word for each insertion
HIS SIZE TWO CENTS A WOKD
Fhii size three centi a
vord.
II ads cash with copy. Connt th
orJH before sending in your copy
ick roii SAf-K ; PASSENfb
:U. CONDITION. HICK- i
V AUTO ('OKI.
VOil SALE CHEAP FINE MARK
and lmiie colt. F J Huffman ft.-"
Conover, N. C. (5-16-2t pri.
Io; SALE 1IKANI) NEW P.U1C-
roughs adding machine cost $1 50
will take $125. Phone 20S
0-1 0-2 1
FOR SALE COKONA 'YPE-
writer right from factory at bar
gain price. Phone 20s 0-1G-2C
1 UESH FISH THE HE'T ON THE
market. Spanish mackeral and
trout today call Rex Lunch room
140S 10th avenue Phone 248 J
(J-16-Thu and Fri. tf
WITH MINERS
ON STOKE
0-14 -.'it W ATKINS GOODS ARE GOODS
of tiua'rty. Flavors roiees and
SALE LARGE FARM, NEAR . toiletries of the best. The Gordan
or will cut in smaller 1IU'- iu,Iie i- o-io-it pu
onovcr. or win cut in
rnis. Would probably exchange
r suitaoie business nouse in
ickory or Cottages.
t kai.k isowkkis ;.s tank
id pumps. 1 ." galhn capacity. S.
Lawrence, Phone 542-L
31 tf.
i Fresh groceries, fruits
and meats all the time
at Voder's Carry and
and save.
: ALE CHEAP SEVEN PAS
INGER HUDSON IN GOOD
JONDITIOX. HICKORY AUTO
k)KP. PHONE ii)5. o-M-::t Onn cf.,vfc TlVnvsirtnv f
.R)KRS WANTED 1700 !TH VOU httVO not bOUffht
I am going to sell all
millinery goods at cost.
By The Associated Press
Cincinnati, O., June 16. B. M.
Jewell, president of the railway em
ployes department of the American
federation of labor, was authorized
today by the railroad shop chaft un
ions to reque'st officers of the united
mine workers of America for a joint
conference. Joint action between the
minci,'; and the rail men will be dis-
cu-ssel.
THE YEGGS GIVEN
p
one
;l
0-12 lw
j .s'ALE TWO
ddent lots tui Might Ii street. See
Claude Whitencr ;H 1 Mil street
12 lwk. pii
-' hats this season, come
mo; i.AiJGh j. TTri. u:i.
ory, Mrs. L. J. Cumm
ins, at Rock Store. 6-
TERMS M PRISON
FOR ONE
WEEK ONLY
Rig; Specials on
MEN'S
THREE-PIECE
SUITS
tAl
FOR ONE
WEEK ONLY
Big Specials on
MEN'S
THREE PIECE
SUITS
FT M!
Big Special Prices For One Week Only
SATU
UNI
TO
i4-;u
OVERLAND SEDAN FOR
U.K. EASY TERMS. IHCKORV
AUTO coin . 0-1 l-::t j
U THEKN OA FEN POTATO i-M-v; vv (u hi uu, o
Hits, ni.w ready. 50c per thou?- u-.'int TO IIP SUPG VOU1'
meats are cold, clean
and toothsome. Eat Yo-
d at the b'l. NYa1 Kairgrovc
urch. R W Punch Newton N. ('
O-PJ-ot pd
.VK AND HEV1-ER W()OI or's Cany an(l Save
ady for stt.se, J ruck load ' v
ite or phone .J F Punch. New-lime OT mUaiS.
ii and he will nnng you wood,
lone 4721 O-ll-Otpd Wed.
By The Associated Press.
New York. June 10. Arthur Chase
and John Yardman, who confessed
of robbing the Chase National Bank
of nearly half a million dollars in
bonds, todav were sentenced in su
preme court to termf of four to ten
years.
:lrs. liertna v. .Mortimer Molliss
was povmitt't-d to plead guilty of
criminally receiving stolen property
and was sentenced to between one
and a half yeads.
SATUR
DAY, JUNE
17th
4th
RAILROAD SIB
WOMEN MEN ADMIRE
SALE FANCY GUTTED
outs. Get the best fish. Call
x Lunch Room. Phone.
. 1408-lOth Aye.
4 27 tf Tluirs Fr:
VN .MOWERS GROUND AND
t in first cL... .condition at
oh Fixery in basement under
itff r of'ice' o:i Union Square
riot'H vcpairt"! wir.'i yery best
ither. The. Slioe Fixery.
4-11-St-Tues-Fri.
S. V PP.U1TT.
Attorney.
W. If. LITTLE,
Trus'lee.
r,-20-4t Fri.
SALE REl'fJKiERA 1 OR FOR
le. Capacity 150 lb.. ?irs. J M
alker West Hickory N. C..
(i-15-21 pd
Men admiie a pretty face, a good
li.if mi.iii tb;in nil a buoyant
-4!S'J I Jisnt.sition and the charm of hap-
ny content. mere is no iiucmiuu
lint what a light-headed woman is
the joy of a man's life, but no o
m:n can bo ha'W and joyful when
dragged down by the ailments that
often divelop headache, bfek
..clv, nervousn: ss and "the blues.''
We are continually publislr.ng In
this n:T.er letters from women who
have been restored to health by
Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable
? :,nr -.r.id after doctors and other
medicines have failed to help them.
If you a io ill why not give :t a
r.iia'1. Ac..
25.(0 suits $7 1.0'), $s..0!) dave
tte suits $55. t'O and .siiu.00. $250.
living room suits $150.00 green
int bed'4 2 inch post 1 inch filler
ith wishbone springs, s15.75 ;i
ie line rugs about 80.00 and
0.00 bt 1'jw market udces. Rugs
o advancing buy rugs now. Rang
and stoves $5.00 to 25. GO less
an regular prices. 1 go.l "raph
hone 150.00 for $00.00 easy
tins thf.:;c are excellent values
I.
r June only. H
ee u.-
at Rock
lore in West Hickory, W L Thorn
vt, f'.-ll-2r. Wed and Frid.
S IIP GARDENS
Ion 'btv -That seafaring
I; uv. cXj.'i:.di:i.r oefupatlon is indi
cated by a storv I i.d of the recent
deparliv'-c toi Aiv.eriea of a ?Kat
new liner, edpned w'th evcrytliifg
from a swimming pool t.) palm garden.-.
The captain a.-cendiiv the gang
way met a venerable unkn ivvn man
wearing the comnany's unif.xm ant'
can. The cantain questioned the
stranger as to whether lie was r,
member of the ship's company, and
received an affirmative answer."
"What's your rating?" quired the
captain.
"Please sir, I'm the ship's gar
dner," was Lhe reply.
Served to Your Order
Ice cold drinks in your choice of flavors
served in ice cold glasses-refreshing and
satisfying.
If you have never tried our hotter service
and high quality Drinks do so today-if you
have, we know you will come again.
Fruits and Candies of
all kinds
Savoy Candy Company
Phone 199 - - ' On the Square"
GOSSIP IN CHICAGO
By The Asociated Press.
Chicago, June 16. On the eve of I
another railway slash expected to
cut nearly $:JO,000,0CO from the rail
roads annual labor bill covering 325,-
000 employes, gossip in rail circles
;oday centered on whether a walkout
out will actually take place.
A iepcrt today from the railway
department of the American federa
tion of labor was that a 100 per cent
vwto was expected.
$16.50 hh- $12.95 $21.00 $16.95 $27.50 $22.95
$18.50 ko- $14.95 , $25.00 ST $19.95 $30.00 $24.95
. . ... - , i i n - - -m . T -inwirilrmrwi mil - raraiila iiiiimhi mi null, i-m Laj-U li-X LJ UJiUi
ALL SIZESSPLENDID QUALITY NEATLY
TAILORED MADE TO WEAR LONG AND LOOK
NEAT -NOW IS THE TIME TO BUY A NEW
SUIT TO DRESS UP FOR HICKORY BIG 4TH
OF JULY CELEBRATION.
.-The Bargain Basement is Full of Bargains
Company
PLEADS M GUILTY
OF PETERS MURDER
"If our Merchandise don't1 make good we will"
Store closes at 12 o'clock, noon, on Thursdays during June, July and August
1 iBKSrae3SaiiE123S
ill fjln iimn.niiiniiaT irn
SE3SH2SE
2w The Associated Press.
White Plains, N. Y., Juno 10.
Walter S. Wart pleaded not guilty
today when he was arraigned before
a supreme court jtitice on an indict
ment charging first degree murder
in connection with the slaying' of
Clarence Peters. When counsel for
Ward asked that his case be placed
for trial immediately, the court said
Ward would have to await his term
like other prisoners.
AUTOMOBILE RIOES
INTO EAST TRAIN
Fly The Associated Press.
Manascuan, N. J., June 10. A
Pennsylvania railroad passenger j
train was wrecked today at Allaire ,
and several persons were reported to;
have been injused when the locomo-:
tive crashed into an automobile driv- j
en by Jerome Stewart, a West Point i
cadet. Stewart was instantly killed. '.
A young woman With him escaped
by jumping1.
nr"ini ii i ii b
vja-aari i
1$
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'Lzsrl 111 A P ,0R!
i j u in rass mii ik i ll m va&j
To do the best work a Carpenter real
izes that he must have the best tools. And
that is why mofjt Carpenters come here.
They know our tools are all guaranteed.
P.y The Associated Press.
Durham, N. C, June 16. High!
Point was selected as the next 1023 J
meeting place and Arthur Lyons of ;
htat place was elected president at
the annual meeting of the Elks con
vention here today.
hu
ardware
Company
THIS IS NO PLUNDER MERCHANDISE
TYPE TUBE
WITH EACH TIRE
WE MEAT YOU
With Better Meats
SUPPLY YOU
Groceries at Better Prices
SERVE YOU
In a Satisfactory Way
208 Phone 208
STAR GROCERY
Meats, Groceries and Country Produce
L. B. Tuttle, Prop.
8,000 MILES FABRICS
30x3 Four Ply $11.22
30x3 1-2 Four Ply (6000 miles) 12.37
30x31 Five Ply 13.69
32x4 Five Ply 24.75
33x4 Five Ply 26.12
34x4 Five Ply 26.40
10,000 MILES CORDS
32x4 Cord $29.97
33x4 Cord 30.96
34x4 Cord 31.95
32x4 Cord 38.55
34x4 Cord 40.15
Yale Tires With Yale Quality
.Baler's
Phone 353
Garage
Hickory, N. C.
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