The Bisanar Store
Service and Satisfaction ' -.
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You always get the best quality, latest
Styles "and lowest prices.
Expert repairing promptly executed.
Geo, E. Bisanar
Jeweler and Optometrist.
Watch inspector So. and C. & N. W. Rys.
I jpcal and Personal
Mrs. M. S. Beam ' of Newton was
a mcKory visitor today.
Mr.' and Mrs D.
Granite Falls were
thi&S morning'.
H. Warlick of
Hickory visitors
i Mr. Robert Sigmon left this morn
ing for Cleveland, Ohio, where he has
accepted a position.
Misses Sue Wilson and Linda Trott
have returned to Newton after spend
ing some" time here with relatives.
In Temporary, Home
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
General Insurance and Bonds
Office between First National and Southern Public Utilities Co.
v Miss Lexie Edmisten of Blowing
Rocb arrived today, to visit her sis
ter, Mrs. Henry Reichard, Jr.
MRS BARGER HOSTESS
The Woman's Home and Foreign)
Missionary society of Bethany Luth
eran ehurch met with Mrs, G. P.
Barger Thursday afternoo'h. The pro
gram was very interesting".
Officers were elected for the fol
lowing: year, also a- delegate ' was
eletted to attend the convention which
tiieets in Lfhcclnton August 1. The
ejet meeting- will be with Mrs. L:
Frye sctme time in August.
' Miss Flora Collett of Salisbury;
was the guest over July 4 of Mr,
and Mrs. Connolly Gamble on Four-;
teenth ' street;
Misses Violet Yount and Rache!
Pollard accompanied Mrs. Glenn. O
Yount and baby to Marion to spend
sometime. ... , .. i-.f,r k-.
DON'T FORGET
Saturday is the last day of our special sale
on guaranteed tires at the
following prices:
30x3 . . $7.25
30x3J ?:25
Other sizes in proportion
Our stock includes: Fisk, Henderson, -Eii-a
sign and Peerless. We carry a com-
plete line of tubes from 30x3
to 38x7
LET US WASH YOUR CAR
or
Catawba Tire GcC
A Dollar Buys More Here
1230 Ninth Avenue
Have Your
AUTO TOPPING AND
UPHOLSTERING
Done At
HICKORY AUTO & TOPPING
COMPANY
J. G. Wolfe, Manager
West 11th Avenue
Electric Shoe Shop
F. XL THOIIPSON, Proprietor
rim Clau Work GiuraataU
FhoM 103. Work Deliver
1CSS 14tb Ctrttt, XUekory, N. 0.
PEPSI-COLA BOTTLING CO.
Hickory, N, C.
Geo E. Bisanar
DOCTOR 0F OPTICS
Error of lUfrmetio aid U Opt!
eal defteti corrected with properly
QttOd gllMOS.
OSeo and tzmmliutloa room la ooa
Mttloa with Jewelry Beoso.
Hickory Lodge No. 343
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. Befslar comraonietlo ; Finrt
end Third Moadtay aifhta,
Brethren cordially iavited to U
present.
P. J. SUTTLEMYRE, W. U.
W. L. BOATRIGHT. See.
CYRUS C. BABB
tltm. Am. floe. Civil Engrs.
T7aterpowerf Waterworks and
Eawerage--- Laad abrdiviaioa
Highways. .
Oakery, N. C.--Chm. Com. Bldg.
artMi onuuu raua, n. m.
'l "Al J. ESSEX
Graduate Optometrist
Office in Jewelry Store where your
eyes receive expert service without
the uae oil drugs.
O. W. RABY, M. D., D. J.
CHIROPRACTOR
' and Spinal Specialist
, -. Over Essex Jewelry Store
Chlropr actio Eliminates the Cause
oi Disease.' Phone 628-J . .
Jltnoy Schedule
Ckiery-Leaelr JItaey Bckeiile
Leave Lenoir S:10 P. 1L
Leave niekory 1.00 P. XI.
Arrive for No. II amd EX
C. E. ROBBINS
DR. O. H. HESTER
DENTIST
Office phone No. 237
Masonic Temple Building;
Night phone No. 8
Hickory Harness Co.
Manufacturers of all kinds of
HARNESS, BRIDLE. SADDLES
AND STRAP WORK
Repairing a Specialty
HICKORY, N. C.
Master Marcus Little ras return
ea i.rom Laneomton -wnere ne spent a
week with his grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Wi A, i Rudisill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Rudisill and
Miss Ora Rudisill have returned to
Lincolnton after spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Little
Miss Louise Poindexter returned to
her home in Winston-Salem today
after spending some time with Miss
Lillie Hahn.
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Misses Mary Woodard and Aline
Garvin of Newton were amonpr the
out cf town shoppers in the city yes
terday. "
Misses Margaret Teague and Eliza
beth Link of Lenoir are guests for
a week of M Vsses Kathenne - and
Lcuise Cline on Seventeenth street-
The many friends of Mrs. Lewis
Frye will be glad to know that she
is doing well following an operation
at a Statesville hospital. "
Mrs. D. C Younce and little son,
Billy, have gone to Cleveland, Ohio,
to join Mr. Younce who holds a posi
tion there.'
Services at the First Presbyter
ian, church .this , evening at 8 o'clock
preparatory to communion service
which will be held Sunday.
Mr. John W. Motose and son, Blake,
went to Charlotte today on business-
They were accompanied by Misses
Elizabeth and Hazel Moose.
Mrs. B. D. Williams of Charlotte,
is visiting her mother, Mrs. W. R.
Gwlatney. Mr. Williams came in yes
terday and spent the day here.
Mrs. J. P. Edens and little sont J.
Jr., and Mr. Jack 'Mitchell have" re
turned to , Bennettsville, , S. C.,. after
spending several weeks with Mr. and
Mrs. John Geitner.
Mrs. Robert McNeely returned to
her home in Lincolnton' yesterday af
ter;, being ; the.-guest of her sister,
Mrs. Henry : Heichard, Sr., on Ninth
avenue, ' 3' . M $
Preparatory services will be held
at the Reformerd church this even
ing at 8 o'clock. The Holy Commun
ion will be observed on Sundaw morn
ing at 11 o'clock. Member? and friends
should bear these services in mmd, ,
Mrs. A. F. Kauffman, Jr., and little
son, Adolph, 3rd, arrived in Char
lotte this morning from San Antonio,
Tex. They will come to Hickory with
in a few days to visit her sister, Mrs.
W. H. Little.
Mr. C. T. Anderson of Monroe, who
spent several days with Mrs. Ander
son and children at the. home of her
father, Mr. J. C. Frye, returned home
yesterday. Mrs. . Anderson and chil
dren will be here for some time yet. '
Miss McWhirter, the new librari
an, has arrived in the city and is busv
arranging the books in the Carnegie
library pretfaratorv to the iCrmal
opening which will be held some time
the latter: part of this month. Miss
McWhirter is stopping with Mrs. W.
L. Abernethy, on Tenth avenue-
REAL; ESTATE
INSURANCE
I have some very desirable city,
and country property for sale. If
interested, see, phone or write
J. W. HOKE,
Hickory, N. C.
Fire Fire
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jr. H. LITTLE, Mgr. ,
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v Phone 108 or 146-L
Fin - vc . Win
w Telephone 94-J
; v J. a DeRHODES
' - General Insurance
Notary Public ?
Office Over YoderKe Carry and Save
'dollkindsffP
Chase, & Sanborif
SEAL BRAND
COFFEE
Mrs. E. A. Taylor left today for
Blowing Rock, where she will spend
the summer. Her daughter, Miss
Margaret, is getting along nicely at
Richard Baker hospital following the
removal of tonsils, and will join her
later. The Taylor cottage here - will
be occupied by Mr- and Mrs. Joe
Murphv during the summer. ' ' 1
FOR MISS McCALL r :
Thursday evening Miss .Thelma
Abee entertained at rook, in honor
of Miss Mary Willie McCall, of Mar
ion, guest of Miss Mary Tate.
The guests were received in the
drawing room, which was beautifully
decorated in roses and gladiolii.
Four tables were arranged for the
game on the spacious vararida, after
the. game . quiet dances were greatly
enjoyed on the lawn which was beau
tified by Japanese ldnterns. " " "
Dainty reiyesnments were served
by the hostess, her mother and sis
ter, Coline.
Those playing rook were Miss Mary
Willie McCall, Mary Tate, Grace Tate,
Virnria . C Charltf" r--
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Little Miss Evelyn Cline, pretty
daughter of Mr., and Mrs. J. G. Cline,
celebrated her seventh birthday an
niversary Mondya afternoon bv giv
ing a party, to about 25 of her small
friends. '
After playing various happy games
on the lawn the young people were
invited into the dining room where
the'fbirthday cake with seven lighted
candles fanned the prettv centerpiece
of the dining room table. The decora
tions here were patriotic and were
suggestive cf the fourth of July.
Delicious ice cream and cake were
seryed cn the lawn and favors were
small American; flags.
Tj?e yourtg hostess received a num
ber"Aof pretty gifts which furnished
much interest as they were unwrap
ped ' '
CtUB MEETING IN KIWANIS
HALL
We Want Every Woman in Hickory to Know The Meirits Of
Pictorial Review i PMe
Southern College Boys Represent
PICTORIAL REVIEW t
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After postponing the regular meet
ine? -for a week on account of the
chautauqua, the Business and Profes
sional Women's ' club met in the Ki
wanis hall last 'night, enjoyed . a
spread, took part in a well 'prepared
program and showered the club's first
bride, Mrs Noble Shumate, formerly
Miss , Josephine Dysart.(
Misses Mabel Hight and Ocie Long
had charge o'fi the program which con
tained variety and great deal of
fun. A long table was arranged
through the center of the room and
held several bowls of bright garden
flowers. The club members and sev
eral guests took their places around
the table while the regular routine of
business was dispatched. The presi
dent read a card from the first vice-
president, Miss Sadie' Menzies, who is
touring the west with a party. Miss
Menzies sent her greetings to the
club on a "picture of the grand can
yon where she was visiting that day.
Mrs. ,E. B. Menzies read the address
of the state federation president which
was given at the annual meeting in
Asheville. ;
;Misses Edward : Clement, Dorothy
Ivey and Hermene'iWarlick were, vis
itors ;and featured -ithe program with
musical selections..; Accompanied by
Miss Ivey Miss Clement sang and
Miss Warlick gave a piano number.
The : performers were liberally ap-
pjanded and came" hack with encores.
The roll was then called while each
girl gave the date on which her next
birthday anniversary occurs. Miss
Mabel Miller's came next and she was
presented with a birthday present, a
pretty linen handkerchief. Much fun
resulted from guessing the identity
of .the baby picture. This turned out
to be the club president.
Following this came a .feast. The
girls had brought along sandwiches,
deviled eggs, cake,, candy and fruit
and these were spread upon-the table
picnic stylfeAatiid thoroughly ; enjoyed.
Refreshing Delaware . punch was also
enjoyed. C'f' "':'''' ;
While the guests were lingering
around the table Mrs. H. L. Clement
entered the room, bearing in her arms
numerous packages, which she placed
in!,: f rbhtr;of MvShurite, the pack-
the bride. Mrs,. Shurhate thanked the
club very prettily and unwrapped the
packages, showing them to the club.
The meeting. was one of.the,jnost
delightful ""the club has yet had and
was largely "attended The nextihieet
ing ilV he -held .two"i weeks later in
the cour;t;rociin of 5theipiujnicipa:!build-
SENSIBLE, THINKING WOMEN
A group of college boys will b e in Hickory next week They- are
bona fide Pictorial Review Representatives and have nothing else
to off eryou. They are spending their Summer vacation doing this
.work to earn a Pictorial Review, Scholarship. : JJi
To those of you who are not already subscribers to this maga
zine which is a recognized fashion authority in over 2,100,000
homes, they will explain the Deferred Payment Plan and Pictor
ial Review Service through which you may keep abreast with7
-everything new for the women at- practically your own terms.
J. Hugh Crossett, Atlanta Southern Dental College. j
Moreland Smithy Georgia Tech. - " 7
Henry Schiff, University of Georgia. - ! '
REMEMBER: Pictorial Patterns sell from 20 to 35 cents.
None higher. Every pattern illustrated in Pictorial Review may
be found at our Pattern Counter.
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Thie is the natural heritage,
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They contain the essential ele
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Monday, July 10th, 1922, at Nevvton, N. C
to set as the Board of Equalization, in persu
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