Hickory daily record. [volume], July 05, 1922, Image 5

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THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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This House is Sunburnt
Buildings suffer from sunburn just'
as people do, when, they're not
properly protected from Old Sol's i
grilling rays.
Good paint gives the sun's rays no
chance to warp and crack the wood,1
so that rain may drive in and start
decay. '
DUTCH BOY WHITE-LEAD1
mixed with pure linseed oil is proof
against all weather, and maintains
handsome, smooth appearance
through changing seasons.
Drop in and sec us, or call us up, and lee us give you
Che benefit of our experience, whether your job of
painting be big or little. Our prices are right.
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Mid Ramseur and
Olive Webb
Telephone 383-J
(Tyvo New' Wafer Stunts
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LANDIS ON THE JOB
Our marchant marine evidently
needs Doth suosiay and sudsidy.
Allantown Chronicle and News.
Take
6 dttcV says the Atlantic coast mermaid above who has
:a Cloves, saying they helr her swim. tw
ten Muriel Quackenbush Washington, D. C, who's ertfoy.
waitlseason'j.pestjselleri
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re drugstore naus-
pbination news-and
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lant: "Literary Di.
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pest, please."
"Will you excuse me, sir, if I ask
you to point it out?" she asked. "I'm
a new: eriVl here, and haven't yet
time to learn the names of half the
cijrars. Incident Reported by a Read
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o the best work a Carpenter real-
e must have the best tools. And
hy moat Carpenters come here.
w our tools are all guaranteed.
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pr ingneld Republican.
IJaby iiuth's iionie run in Monday's
game in Boston, following his last
suspension for abusing the umpire,
must have pleased Judge Lanclis more
than anybody. According to one of
the baseball writers:
iieiijre Ruth went out on the field he
had an interview with Judge Kerw
saw M. Landis, baseball commissioner
or, as a matter of fact, Judge Land
is had a little seance with tne Babe.
Plain truths, truths which one may
well imagine were told the Babe so
plainly and forcibly that he said he'd
never again transgress the rules.
What the judge-commissioner said
to the ho:ne-iun king would probably
do many other people a world 01:
good, it really ougut to ha pinted.
iiuth has bean nearly spoiled by his
immense fame, his enormous salary
and his lack of self-control. If he
has suffered acutely from one of the
most fatal of the disease of the great,
the swelled head, no one need wonder.
Judge Landis could have given him
a i kindly grandfatherly lecture calcu
lated to restore to such a player his
equilibrium. The judge has tne nation
al game well in hand. lie gets up with
it in the morning and he puts -it to
bed every night.
PHILADELPHIA LUTHERAN
Granite Falls.
Rev. J. J. Bickley, -pastor
Vesper services with weekly choir
practice at 8:30 o'clock, subject,
"Glory Quenches Suffering." nom.
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The public is cordially invited to
worship with us at all our services.
While of an original turn of mind
the St. Louisan with two automo- i
biles, who cut a license plate in two, j g
and used half on each, couldn't think , m
up anything for cutng the $25 fine j p
m two when the case got into- court, m
St. Louis Globe-Democrat.
TRADE MARK REQ pf
for the liver
Beware of imitations. Demand
lae genuine in 1 Oc and 35c pack
ge bearing above trade mark.
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them
HEN'USCO'announced
its new low price of
$10.90 last Fall, the
makers were already
busy develooine a still
greater Usco". value.
The new and better f Usco" as
you see it today with no change
in price and tax absorbed by
the m anuf acturer.
You'll note in the new and
better "Usco" these features
Thicker tread, giving greater
non-skid protection. Stouter side
walls. Altogether a handsomer tire
that will take longer wear both
inside and out.
The greatest money's worth of
fabric tire in the history of pneumatics.
United States Tiros
United States Rubber Company
Th Oldest and Lmrwtt
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jonnsons Garage, Hickorv. N. C
Where You
Can Buy
U.S. Tires:
Hickory Auto Corp., -
Whitener Motor Company, i
Piedmont Vulcanizing Company j"
Hickory, N. C,
Hickory, N. C,
Hickory, N. C,
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Kernersville, N. C. In an interest
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Men
NOTICE
Bids will be received at the office
of the First Building and Loan As-
i sociation for the tearing down and
ing. Bids will be opened at 12 o'clock,
noon, June 30th. Right is, reserved to
reject any and all bids. AH parties
interested can call at office for full
particulars. J
G. R. WOOTTEN,
Of itself advertising is little. And
the differences in it are the differ
ences which exist in men.
Just as some men are strong and
virile and interesting, so is some
advertising. And just as some men
are ineffectual and weak arid bor
ing, so is some other advertising. ;
"Does it pay to advertise?" It
pays those men who are . keen
enough students of the public to
make it pay; them. It pays these
men who are truthful, sincere, in
teresting and believable.
It pays the men whose products
deserve the payment, whose brains
,are keen enough to organize for
success and judge enough of the
human mind to know how "to tell
their story with sincerity and inter
est. So, when you judge advertising,
judge it by how it is used and by
whom-nat of itself and of itself
alone.
Remember, an ugly man looks
just as( ugly in a mirror.
Published by Hickory Daily Record, in CoGperatiori
with American Association of Advertising Agencies
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