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WEDNESDAY EVENING, JULY 5, 1922.
THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Speesal This Week
Made from Catawba County fresh peaclies
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For sale at leacKng fountains
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CORRECT MUNICIPAL FINANCE
News nd Observer, .4
The Goldsboro News, having ftoast
ed that Goldsboro had completed its
fiscal year with a surplus, added that
Goldsboro was the only town in North
Carolina it had heard of! that had this
distinction. - . -j
The Henderson D U .picks up
the gaunlet so defia. ;;.6wn down
by the Goldsboro iy.. and points
out that not only has Henderson clos
ed its fiscal year with a considerably
larger surplus than that to a sur
plus, but it has also closed it wicn
the credit of the WJayne county1 cap-
jual.
f Our recollection is that Fayette
i ville was to the fore some time' ago
! with a similar"' claim. These progres-
sive cities are setting good examples
for other communities, - large and
small," everywhere. A municipality,
like an individual," should : live scrup
iously within its means nd above all
things ? ghouljd avoid . issuing bjjnds
to cover - floating indebtedness.
I .pbercassel Boy, Europe's most
.tamed, dog, has just won ki9 SOth
prize at the International Alsatian
Dos Show in England. Mrs. W. H.
Widdows, his owner, has refused a!
ortuae for him.
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ti ' Wallace Reid will be! seen at the
$ Pastime theatre to'day in a return
on of. the, best Paramount pictures
he. ever made. It's one of hisbest
automobile1 race pictures, full of pep
md comedy. Agnes Ayres and Theo-
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NOTICE OF SPECIAL TAX. ELEC
TION IN SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. '
3, HICKORY AND CLINES
to WNsaiPS
Notice i,s hereby given to . thej
voters of said district that an election
will be held at Peace Academy school
house on August 5th 1922 to vc'te
an additional tax cf 10 cts on the
$100 i l ioipeifcy valuation. District
boundary as follows : - Beginning at
St. Stevens church and f ollo'sving
Allen Frye . line to Herman Creek
Thence up said , creek to R. S. Eck
ards; Thence crdsing Springs road to
Grassy fork creek; Thence following
saifi creek to Snow creek; Thence
f ollo'vving Snow - creek " to" St. - Stevens
church to the'; foei'nnin.g.'!e; :
R. E. Killian has been appointed
registrar of said election and D; W
Huffman and A. L. Mller Judges.
Registration books .will be at vot
ing place on Saturday, July 1522 and
29. Voters can register, at registrar's
htfme any day between these; days., ,
W. P. BUM GARNER, Chairman,
A .P. HONEYCUTT Treasurer.
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NOTICE OF SALE OF HOUSE
AND LOT ':--'f-:;:K
Whereas the undersigned was, in
that special proceeding entitled "Jes
bit; lieii vs Norman Bell"1 now pend
ing in the Superior Court of Cataw
ba County, appointed commission',
with power and authority, to sell and
convey the house and lofc hereinafter
described;
Now, therefore, the undersigned,
Chas. W. Bagby, Commissioner, will
sell at public auction, for ' cash, - to
the last and highest bidder, at twelve
o'clock noon on the 15th day of July,
1922, in'fro'nt of the First National
Bank of -Hickory, North , Carolina,
tha9 certain house and lot described
as follows: -
That certain house and lot in the
southern portion of the City , of Hick
ory, adjoining the lands t iflf Mary
Jones aiid other.", beyining at a stone
in Bubtown, ? Mary j-Iones' . . corner
and runs sc'ath 115 feet to a stone,
Carolina Robinson's T corner; thence
cast, with her line, 63 feet to a stone
on her line; thence north, with Andy
Whitener's line, 113 feet to a stftne,
Mary Jones' corner; thence west, with
her line, G8 feet to the point oi ' be
ginning. ' - " ? -
This the 13th day of : June, 1922.
CHAS. W. BAGBY, i
. .' j. Commissioner.
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Bank and'Southem Public Utilities Cbmahy;
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the bureau of investigation, De
tartment of Justice, is being held 1
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Motor gasoline must be more than just volatile; it
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"Standard" is a carefully balanced gasoline, which
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It pays to discriminate in buying gasoline, and oil too,
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5-Pojs., 9" W. a. 50 If. P.
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7-Paw.. 126" W. B., 60 If. P.
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Roadster (2-Pass.) 1425
Roadster (4-Pass.). . . .- 1475
Coupe (4-Pass.) . . 2 1 50
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Ch assist $T500
Touring 1 785
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