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THURSDAY EVENING JUNE 22 iQ22
THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
PAGE FOUR
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PAY YOUK TAXES Soe Sheriff
Mauser at city manager's ollict?
Saturday and avoid another penal
ty July 1. It means money to you.
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One cent a word for each insertion
TUIS SIZE TWO CENTS A WORD
Thii aiztf three cents a
word.
All ads cash with copy. Count th
words before sending in your copy
i'kksii risn 'I'm-; Jiiv r on
markei. Spanish maekeral
run
and
trout todav call Ilex Lunch room'
liOS 10th avenue Phone 248 J
G-IG-Thu and Fri. tf
roil SALK 1JOWSKIC (J AS TANK
and pumps. 1G" gal! en capacity. S.
J. Lawrence, l'hono 512-L
3-31 tf.
W ANTKD TO noiiliOW ?,i'!M.0i
on first mortgage t ' i t v home for
one vear. Address "home" Care
Kecord.. i-2'-2i pd
PAY VOL'U TAM'.S See Sheriff
Manser at, city manager's ollice
Saturday and avoid another penal
ty .iulv'l. It means money to you.
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WANTED Two neat appearing iien
to travel with manager. Congenial
work. Apply 1'ox 5115, Lenoir, X.
(.'. G-20-et-pu
FOIi SALE FANCY GUTTED
Trouts. Get the best fish. Call
Rex Lunch Room, Thonc. 248-J
No. 1403-lOth Ave.
4 27 tf Thurs Fri
FOR SALE Overlana four,
nethy Motor Co.
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(JOOD (ONDIUON.
AC TO OKl'. HIONE
TOURING
HICKORY
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lOii SALE WILL SACRIFICE A
beautiful bungalow and nearly '5
acres of land with fine orchard on
(account of sickness. See Jack Rich- Bv The Associated
i near Mcvreils store S. E. Hick-j Wsfl,inHmi t
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FOR SALE 7 ROOM HOUSE,!
Corner lot 85 by 180 feet. Apply J
P. Burns Store. 1 10 tf Thur-S-.t
FOR SALE Ford touring ear, 1;)2I.
model. One Ford touring car 1918
model. Abernethy Motor Co.
G-22-2t
! HUDSON FOR SALE CHEAP EASY
TERMS. HICKORY AUTO COUP.
RHONE 403 J -22-2T
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS h . C H AHN WILL SELL HI O I C
Of all "kinds are noT obtainable at I shunts Satuidav at his -home, he
our store. RAN.) OS, MANDOLINS, j fht to got choice G-22-2t pd
GUITARS, VIOLINS. STRINGS , '
We carry a full lino of all musical N () T I C E
instruments and accessories. Call Bid:? will be received at the office
in and seo our stock. Prices right. 0f the First Building and Loan As-
Mau orders given special attention jsociation for the tearing down and
Waahinerkm. Oune 22.-
Senator
Glass, Democrat of Virginia, was call
ed a "liar" today in the senate by
Senator Ileflin, Democrat of Alaba
ma, after the Virginia senator had
declared that a statement made by
the Alabama senator was false.
FUNERAL HELD FOR
II AR LAND WILSON
The body of young Harland Wil
son, who was killed m Dante Va.,on
WALLACE REID PASTIME TODAY mmBSOimKinaimP,
Fancy Wallace Reid, famous Para- j
mount star, as a World's champion ;
pugilist! At once, one of the mw;t '
popular oi screen stars and apnze
"The World's Champion" which we
will feature at the Pastime theatre
today and tomorrow.
Mr. Reid has a delightful" role in
a more than delightful picture story.
Lois Wilson, as charming as she
fighter! Yet he is both w'th a ven
geance in his new Paramount picture:,
is beautiful, is his leading woman.
The supporting cast is one of supre
me excellence while the troduetioh
itself; is exquisitely fine. The scenes
are laid in England and in th-iQ coutaf-
try and we assure you thev will hold
your atention to the finish. Don't miss
this great presentation.
Added atractio'n Paths News.
FOR SALE AT
RIG SALE STARTS-
Parks-Bclk-Eroome Company in a
Tuesday, arrived on No. 12 last night ; two-page advertisement today an
accompanied bv the deceaseds older, nounce
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Fourteenth St., Hickory, N. C.
2 21 eod tf
PAY YOUR TAXES See Sheriff
Mauser at city manager's ot'ice
Saturday and avoid another penal
ty i'iuIv 1. Ic means nvney to you.
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AlIEE AND YOUNT, CONTRAC-
tors painting, paperhanging, tint
ing all 'ntori'r finishes. We cary
wall paper in stock. Estimates fur
nished service and duality.
Phone J E Abee 571 L Il'ekory,
N. C. Uox 375
22 12t pd. Tucs. Tlmrs. Sat.
moving of the present office build
ing. Hjris will be opened at 12 o'clock,
noon, .June 30th. Right is reserved to
reject any and all bids. All parties
interested can call at office for full
particulars.
G. R. WOOTTEN,
Secretary-Troas.
u-20 tf
! brother, Mr. Ted Wilson.
Ihe young man was at work m a
mine at Dante where he was struck
by a falling piece of slate or metal,
his lower limbs being crushed. Death
was instantaneous. The message of
his death reached Hickory Tuesday
night but no details were learned un-
the beuinnisr tomorrow o
their "great vacation time sale
which will run through Tuesday, July
4. The values are set forth clearly
in today's Record and the' event has
been widely advertised. With fair
weather and business everywhere
looking up, it Js believed that this
sale will be the largest ever conduct-
This farm is located within three miles of Hickory on j,
sand clay road, leading from West Hickory to the Cnf: . i.t
Caldwell concrete bridge. It includes a good six room hu-f a
small barn and other outbuildings, and an orchard , ,,,,,; --
trees. An ideal location tor trucking or dairying, or for tj,;
who wants a small place outside of the city limits.
til the body reached here last night,, : ed by this stor.
'OPPORTUNITY" OWNER '1 FT.
lot, business section, will sell ':'."
ft. front reasonable, provided pur
chaser ready to build stove house
can arrange walls and build Z
stores togethei. Phone 421 J
C-2!.-2t p:!
FOR SALE Ford (ruck. First $lf0
J gels it. Abernethv Motor Co.,
j G-22-2t
, FOR SALE RITCK FIVE PASS
KNGFI? AND 7 PASSENGER
.'V.SY TERMS. HICKORY l iO
I COiil-. PHONE 405 G-2-2t
FOR SALE GOOD KITCHEN
range in excellent condition. Plume
113 L. G-22-St SUBSCRIBE FOR
Have Your ,
AUTO TOPPINTJ AND
UPHOLSTERING
Done At
HICKORY AUTO & TOPPING
COMPANY
J. (J. Wolfe, Manager
West 11th Avenue
THE RECORD
Tfjivlnnd wps tbe seednd son of Dr.
and Mrs. R. B. Wilson and was aged ; AMERICAN GIKL IS
about 17 vcars. He w;s a fine voung . MONTENEGRO "AN(.LL
man and his early death has caused By The Associated Press,
much sorrow among his relatives and! ' Fodoritza, Montenagro, June 1.
ii iends I Miss Margaret N. Robins, an Ameri
The 'funeral was held this morn-I can girl, has been made an "angel"
ing at 10:30 o'clock from the resi- ''.v the Turkish population of this ci
denc of Dr. and Mrs. Wilson and I ty. Miss Robins, who ernes from
interment was made at Houck's chap- Philadelpma, has oeen doing Red
ej i Cross work among the poor o lur-
o . u . . j'-ov Town," the Moslem quarter of
f , - - 1 Podgoritza, where she has come to
Navy crepe forms a dress tnmmeu , fe ,, (i.Un A . j .;.l(T,
with blocks of white on the waist ! be rsmpped the Amica
i inst above the o-iroTe. The same ma- ! angel." fcne nas saveu uie iivc-,
terial also' banded the sleeves
showing led heavy embi oidery aion"
the saw-tooth edge of the white ap
plique pieces.
..This farm will be sold
National Rank, n
at public auction in lr:mt of Thr i 1, ,.(.
many women and children and the
srrateful natives look upon her with
the reverence and adoration of a pa
tron saint.
Saturday, June 24? 1922 at 2:30 p.m.
TERMS OF SALE: One-fourth cash upon confirmation ,,f
sale; one-fourth in four months, one-fourth in eight months, ,!!.
fourfh in twelve months, deferred payments to be secure:! la
deed of trust upon property. Ridding will begin at $2, 175.0(.
E. N. CARR
Commissioner
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Take advantage of opportunities to buy the best values ever offered in Hickory. Note especially our splendid bargains in Shoes
NOTHING CHARGED NO EXCHANGES ' NOTHING SENT OUT NO ALTERATIONS
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Special 86 inch wide 9c yd.
LINEN
1.00 crushless linen 36 inches wide
in all. colors . 85c yd.
75c dress linen, 36 inches wide. . . .
60c yd.
SHEETS
81x90 seamless sheets for
ooxOO seamless sheets for
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One third off on all ready to wear,
including ladies' drosses, coat,
suits and coats.
TOWELS
Face towels, 16x32
Face towels, 18x36 for ......
Turkish towels, 18x24
Turkish towels, 18x32 for . . .
Turkish towels, 24x48 for . .
Union linen towels, 18x35 for
10c
36c
10c
If UHULU
36x45 Pillow Cases for . .
30c e;
25c
32 inches wide at ......... 35c
SILK II
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One lot silk hose in assorted colors
at 39c Pr.
One dollar value sik hose . . 80c pr.
Special Sport hose $1.00 pr.
Three Dollar silk hose $2.25 pr.
?150 value, 36-inch black and navy
mescaline $1.00 yd.
Crepe de chine, 40 inches, all colors
at ; 1.25 yd
Georgette crepe (splendid quality)
40 inches $1.25 yd
Sports Skirting, many colors, $4.00.
value $2,95 yd
Baronet satin (asst. colors) $1.50 yd
Crepe net, 36 inches, 4.00 value
at $2.95
Canton crepe, 40 inches (all colors)
at , . . . ... . . $1.98
LADIES WAISTS
Big lot voile waists (special value)
Special lot georgette crepe, pongee
and crepe de chine at greatly re
duced prices.
PEI
EVERY PAIR OF SHOES IN
STORE WILL BE SOLD AT ONE
FOURTH OFF DURING THIS
BIG SALE.
36 inches wide 19c yd.
1.25 imported, embroidered dots
$1.00 yd.
1.00 imported organdy, 44 inches
wide 75c yd.
50c good quality or -andy . .40c yd.
' RATINE
'Solid colors in ratine ..... .45c yd.
Stripes and checks . '. 75c yd
SHANTUNG
1.00 Silk Shantung at only. 75c yd
KIMONA SILK
Kimona silk at only . . .- $1.00 yd
OXFORDS . OXFORDS
One-fourth off on any oxford or shoe
in store.
GINGHAMS
32 inch imported 50c gingham 39c
32 inch good quality gingham 25c yd
27 inch god quality gingham 20c yd
VOILE
50c and 1.00 voile only ... 19c yd
36-inch voile batiste; new pattern?
at 35c yd
SUITING
36-inch RAMIE Suiting, (all.....
colors) 19c yd.
36 inch beach cloth (all colors 39c yd
Pi ' ML v :7 V J V y & n l TSH
HICKORY, N. C.

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