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luLY IS, 1922. - M : HICKORY DAILY RECORD 0j THREE ifc"
INVKSTKiATEllenderscn Cords! -. -msf j,,,', ,7",., " .,7- "
' before you retire. Catawba Tire Co., ' . j ' 11 . t.ij,-
VISIT OUR SECOND HAND DE
par (merit. Wo exchange new furni
tiue for old. Tipton Furniture Co.
7-18-5t
be rent a word for each' insertion
FURNITURE SALE NOW GOING
on. All seasonable goods reduced
at Tiptons 7-18-5t
'his size llirce cents a
ord.
If
IIS SIZK TWO CENTS A WORD
li ads cash with copy. Count the
i'lls before sending in your copy
1 : :
DO YOU want to save money? Then
ouy your tires irom Catawba lire
Co., ' G-18-5t
x M E FATK A FINIS PEACH.
Belle of Oorgia-salnbis and
cilas. A. J
17 Men, Tuos, Sat, 3 wks.
Baker, nlione 'J 13.
RENT TO GISNTM2M I3N Nicc
f i i n I x. 1 uni . i ,'fjti t uv-slairs rooms.
Mi ,anu 'floor. 1 ll i 1 '! h Jit J.
f. thirli field. 7.15-It pd
5D DRY STOVlf OR HEATER
jod delivered by truck. !J3. Write
telcr.dumo J. F. Punch,
wlon II-J, and orders will bo.
mptly filled. 7-1-ltit-pd.
Vni:EU. CANT, AND I FHOL
frer suit;-; at re tucvd piiccs t?i!s
Tipton's . 7-lS-nt
1 ... i .,
SAMv OWING TO SICKNESS
1 fiiivi irice !c."U il'ul bungalow
'th nearly ;! acres land, investigate
5s p,'(.;i in:: b'.d'i. 're buying. See
Sk Ku-aic near lyio-roHs Store.
' 7-10-2wks pii.
j,
j' sal-: k-iall nusiNuss in
jckoiy r.ubut !)" (hK vi-vm drink.-',
t: , kj-.-.ukt-., '.-"$) hUA: and .fix
ft.. Dwelling and atoYc vent free,
tod industrial location. $1.C00 to
itO'l cash ne'-e.-siary. Addre'.; K.
I Care Record. 7-13-tf
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FOUND liLACK ' HAND R.C.
O.wner describe contents. J. O. Wlii
nant. 7-18-St
FOR SALE 1920 MODEL FASS
injjer Uuick six !p80D. Abernethy
Motor Co, .7-7-tf
FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR
first $150 gets it. Abernethy Motor
Co. 7-7-tf
.OST-
enr
cord
-(JOi.D V.AR FIX WITH
middle,
office.
Return to Re-7-1S-21
LOANS (n inmroved farm lands.
7 and 10 years. Interest at oVi per
. cent: amounts of $1,000 and up.
(Miickamaiiu-a Trust Co., II. J. Sin
Rkton, Atty., Lenoir, N. C. 7-li-t
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SALi: FORD TOURING CAR.
fettric startt i. -JOO. Abernethy
iv Co. 7-7-tf
tS DIRIvCT Fi.O.V; FACTORY
A jdKMIo DKili.-! . m o i it. Look 'era
k'f bei'oro vou buy. Carolina Sup-
7-lJ-ot pi!
Co.
TIOT1CK
.ik d bids wilt !)- re'.".:ived ,by the
W! ,.f .Qfl-w-nl 'i't-;: fc n( !if Town
lost Hickory uvtit 8 p. m. July
VJ-2'2 nV the school building in
Iliekovv. when and where they
Le opened, for the movinj of two
BIS
ii
1 HEAD
Detailed information may,
from the ur.dursisncjd.
be
,.7
rij.rht to reject any aau
rc 'M'ved. , .
15h day of .July, T.-52.
J. LEK DROWN."
Secretary-7-tr)..Gt
CRi?iSOX CLOVER
Wy Criiuson Clover pev
Bl. Fancy Red Clove- per
tl. Cotton hags 05 onts each,
f L. R- STRICKER CO.
,:' fob Asshovillo
Tii(yp. A1T1IURX TJ RES
r before I.iuying. Carolina J-'up-
Co- -l.j-ot L)o
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i. client off this WCCK. iipvon
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TACKLE WE HAVE IT.
i-lol pu
din.'i Suppi Co.
Xl'.i) AT ONCE. CLIMAX
on rnfjs. Clay Printing Co.
RET WEEN FOSTOl'FKB
Sinjtrer SewiiiiT Machine ol'iieo
s' fountain pen with initials
.M. P.." on R'old band. Finder.
ii,e return tu Singer qwhvj.
lino office. y-h-c
SITCHIXG AND PECOTING
cived next Wednesday and
.lay. Will be done at 7c per
, :.-u: table thread furn'shed. Mrs.
,. Creedi, '2U 12th avenue,
, .;r,i)-J. 7-11-lt pd.
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TAX TRAVELING RAG SAT-
' ju-'ht t-tatin. Contained
rain cat, pair white flannel
, ... niy.i cf.Mii v.ib'oiiilo TianciS'
ti"n card 'with name Felix
i.-ctto- Finder return to uet-
'fico and receive i'v;"V ,
7-17-3t pd
TED- Christian home on tann
11 year old boy. S. J. Lawrence.
bno U'Jl-L, VVCSt UiCKory.
1ED- To rent tlirce or four
nw, tloso in, on ;win iu
road. Telephone Record oilicc
7-17-at.
KAl.l-A FINE .JERSEi r.m.sv
John P. Chapman, l'lione iu-u
By the Associated Press.
'London, June 30. A London police
coin i' jud.t?e rebuked a policeman tn.
other day for clubbing a jn-isoner ov
er the head before arrestinp; him. lit
did not censure the policeman for
striking the man with his club, as he
was ,violeut, but for striking him ov
er the head with it. He said the police
.nr.n ouht to have hit him over the
legs or some other portion of his ana
tomy. The incident serves to illustrate a
striking difference between the com
parative freedom allowed' the police
in America in using force in subduing
an oi.stieporous prisoner and the re
strictions that are sought to be impos
ed upon them here under similar cir
cumstances. And some other clilter
encea, too.
The man who was clubbed was hail
ed before the police court judge on
the charge of assaulting a policeman
who was trying to get a drunken wo
man to a police station.
The policeman said he was surround
ed by a hostile crowd of about 200.
Wh it p"nee.d th man who wrs clubbed
struck him on the face and body.
In the struggle both fell -to the grounu
and someone then kicked the policeman
in the ribs. The. policeman drew hi?
club and hit. Whitehead, who was still
showine fight 'Must where I could
reach him easiest."
In many crt London's streets a hos
tile crowd baiting a policeman is as
cotnmon a sight as in the United
States it is a rare one.
Here the policeman carries a "trun-chcon'-which
is by.no means such a
formidable weapon as the American
nolicemnn's club. And if he hits a vio
lent prisoner over the head with it
when he ouaht to have hit him some
where etie, he is apt to get into trou
ble. Orlv when he is on a very dan
gerous "beat" does he carry a revolver.
The rough who assaults him ordinar
ily runs no risk whatever of getting
shot and very little of getting badly
hurt. Therefore he is not afraid of
a "srrap" with a policeman, especially
whrn drunk. ' '
There is a strong feeling here
against arming the police and it must
bo assumed that those who have .au
thority over them know their owr
business best and what is best for
the protection of the police.
REV T. P. JIMISON MAY RUN
FOR STATE LABOR HEAP
A boom for Rev. Tom Jimison.
pastor cfvthe First Methodist church
f Snencer, for president the North
Carolina Federation of Labor has beer,
stalled it is understood. The minis
ter was a speaker at tjie meeting helc
Sr.tXTday night in North Charlotte
b the 'striking s,hnr crafts and hi?
interest in the strike is thought to
give, him stveng. support among the
crafts memberi
James F. Barrett, editor . of The
Charlotte Herald, is president of the
federation now. There is an indication
that he is finding the duties of the
office too pressing and would prob
ably suppr.'rt the candidacy of the
Spencer minister. Mr. Jimison is chap
lain of the federation and is an active
worker in its behalf. Charlotte Ob-
A' Peg-Legged ;Pet
-A GOOD COOK AND
i.,(,r,i,i- Vvrfor settled wo-
Permanent and good wages to
party. See
or
"'write A. W.
md, 1121 Ninth avenue.
7-17 3t
iALE GOOD YOUNG F11ESH
cow your price. L. J'lagicr.
7-17-2t pd
AND YOUNT, CONTRAC-
painting, paperhanging, tint
all intierior finishes. Wo cary
paper in Stock. Estimates fur
service and ciuality. -
J E Abce 071 Ij ji'ckoi,
Box 375
pd. Tues. Thurs. Sat.
bin
C.
E BOWL AND PITCHEK
..: given away Thursday night
o person holding luckv ticket
Y- M C. A. theatre, Went
,,v ' 7-17-31
TITIE SOLD BOUGHT. EX-
scrver, . : ' ' . .
Mr. M. A. Reed of Cedertown, Ga.,
is the guest of his daughter, Mrs.
Those who are in favor of suppos
ing the liquo'r tariff on American pas
senger ships ougnt io coonui
former Secretary Dauiels. He dried up
the navy Detroit a ree rresa.
SCHOOL TEACHER'S
FRIENDS MADE GLAD
One f,'f them had this to .say yester.
day. "Wo never thought that poor
Ellen wculd ever recover- she had
suffered so long from stomach and
liver trouble and had lost more than
40 pounds in weight. She too'k a bot
tle of Mayr's Wonderful Remedy up
on'' the advice of her aunt and has
steadily improved from the first dose.
We are all confident of her complete
recovery." It removes the catarrhal
mu."U3 frc'm the intestinal tiact, and
allays the inflamation which causes
r. radically all stornacn- aver ana - in
Ion
I'Kl'j MiljJ' itw"'1'1 i I teptinai aiimeoLH, jhi-iuuihj; .iitii
d, repaired and upho'lstercd Qnc (ose wjij convince or money
Furniture Co. . 7-18-5t refunded at all drugists. Adv, .
'I'M -."H ''iZ.hfr'tZ;
tt,i f w.nYca tv.o rt Airedale of Teddy Ayres, San Fram
i. i , ur,t- rinr ii "qvpfl. A.ad here's trie aoz wite
Cisco, tne ooy yivww - -t
a leather leg that ttraos over his bacij.
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W!)?n Mercury Sizzles
I fulA ' COPYBICHT IV US t
Calico has come back into favor
for dresses to wear when tJie mer
c-ury hits 90. Figured batiste, ging-
r ham ana dotted Swiss also will bo
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orating-Cooling
efreshinff
The successful business man knows the value of
an Electric Fan. -Every particle' of energy counts these
days and bodily. comfort is the first requisite of effi
ciency. Get the best out of yourself in the office and.at home
by providing: Eleelric Fans whereevcr they will add
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