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Automobile Accessories
A Winchester Flashlight is a neces
sity for the motorist as well as a pump,
jack, chains,-or Kelly-Springfield tires.
You'll find these things here, as well
as a complete line of high grade tools.
' Winchester Special Screw Driver
One Cent a Word for Each Insertion .
THIS SIZE TYPE TWO CENTS A WORD
This Size Three Cents a Word
All ads cash with copy. Count the words before sending in your
copy . : :' -:
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A well made durable screw driver for gen
ileral household use, 4-inch bljade; A qal
, ity tool at a price you might pay for an
inferior one. While they last 10c
Abraeliy
idwe Co
The Winchester Store
Hickory, N. C. Newton, N. C.
FISHING TACKLE WE HAVE IT.
Carolina Supply uo. t- i'"
SECOND HAND PIANO WANTED
either straignt saie or irau
rinv instrument. Call us 304 PxcdT
mont Phonnograph Co. 7-19--
WANTED .AT
cotton rags.
ONCE, CLEAN
Clay Printing Co.
TRY WARD'S CAKES THEY ARE
AS FRESH AS YOUR MOKXNiwu
PAPER; AS OLD-FASHIONED A
THE (HOLLYHOCKS IN YOUR
GRANDMOTHER'S GARDEN. , i
UMSTEAD'S -
The Home of Quality Groceries ;
TRY ONE OF WARD'S HOMELIKE
LAYER CAKKS TODAY.: x
UM STEAD'S
WANTED Competent painter, exper
ienced in contracting, to handle large
. job of painting. Good wages. Call J.
A. Webb. . 7-28-lt-pd.
FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR
first $150 gets it. Abernethy Motor
Co. 7-7-tf
TRY OUR HOME MADE CANDIES,
Ice cream and Fountain drinks. J.
" Henry Hill, 9th avenue- 7-25-tf
FOR SALE BED ROOM, DINING
room,-kitchen; furniture also dishes
and cooking utensils. ' Phone 21-J
1 1 ' ; before 8 a.m. and after. 6 p m.
FOR SALE Refrigerator, cook stove, ,,4 : ; 7-19-tf
hontpr and sewinfe machine, Phon : . ,
2l4. r, 7-27-?t. HAVE YOU A PLAYER PIANO.-.WE
' . - 1 1 Jt - 11 Alt ii' - 1 J I ?
nave me roiis; ah tne latest msic
Buy your player rolls from rus. Pied-'
mont Phcnograph Co. 7-19
1' WIV Stu ' -t
ed. Call L. M. Bollinger, phone 909.
7.2S-4t-Dd.
; . .r --'WARD'S GOLDEN POUND CAKE
FOR SALE GOOD 5 ROOM HOUSE IS SUPERIOR. TRY It. i
three acres of land, good welWoodi UMSTEAD'S i
basement. House newly covered aiia
I painted. Half cash, balance easy
-- -r -r-i x T- 1-
terms. Apply to U. m. j? oster, oiuos
ford. 7-25-12t pd
Advertise in the Record
POR J?M.E 1920 MODEL 5 PASS-
ineer Buick six
Motor Co. -
FOR SALE REO SPEED WAGON
express body, cab top. Bargain and
easy terms. Johnson's Garage.
; r . . , - - 7-21-tf
: I have moved my shoe repair bus.
'ness to basement rear of Farriors
Shoe Store where I will be glad to sse
all mv old customers and some new
i ' in"" uitea. iiriLiiiiivi; un eiiuer main . ui
Abernethy Trade streets-: Work caiied for and
7-7-tf ! delivered. Phone 106., F. MThompson
; - : 7-12-8t Wed- 8$ Fn
ALL MAKES OF PHONOGRAPHS
and Talking machines cleaned and
repaired. Have your machine clean
ed and overhauled before the spring
breaks. Its cheaper. Piedmont Phq
ograph Co. , 7rl9 .: i
FOR SALE FORD TOURING CAR,
-electric- starter, $300. Abernethy
hwt. r.n 7-7-tf
pitra FANflY FISH Always on
a1 Call r see us. O. K. Lunch
' Room-.
WANTED PAINTING PAP35R-
hanging and calsomining. We f ur
ish all material and , guarantee sat
isfaction op.no pay. Phone us-and
let us giye you an estimate en that
job. No obligation.,:
filAMSEUR & WEBB
Phone 383-J 7-25-3t-pd.
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. w -,, NOTICE .
All ' narties holdinB". anv common
pn i x , a r
l-AO-O. f x rnrMTianv will nljiKPnnt.ifv
i - t ... .
the Piedmont Wagon & Manufacturing
Company's office at . once.- Piedmont
Wagon & Mfg. Co. 7-28-6t pd
"As guests of the Shelby Kiwams
club, the newspaper folks who attend
the golden jubilee convention ot Cleve
lancLSprings this week, are spending
the last day on a tour to Chimney
Rock. The regular sesso'ins came to
a close last' night with addresses by
former: presidents.
In his address Governor Morrison
declared that the salvation of Amer
ica from the lawlessness which now
threatens it from so many quarters
lies in the strict, enforcement of tne
law- The governor referred to his
recent telegram" to President Hard
ing 'and declared he had no apologies
to make for it.
The Savory loving cup, presented
by W. H Savory of the Mergenthaler
company;- to the weekly or senu
weekly newspaper best in excellence
of makeup and for material aiea
kas awarded to the Smithfield 1 Ker
ald, edited by Mrs. T. J. Lassiteh. The
awardr given by a secret committee,
was announced by President Sherrin
amid the cheers of vthe assemblage.
The Rutherford Sun and the Lenoir
News Topic received honorable men
tio'n. " ? '" ,-: '-;
(About the easiest thing disposed
of, apparently. was the electian. iOl
officers, for members went v'Uong
dc'wn 'the line and re-elected all oi
ficers with the exception-' of three;
vice presidents and the .orator. J.'B.
Sherrill is president for another
year Miss Beatrice Cobb remains the
t-in ' n F Beaslev. Lee to-
Weathers, and C. A. .Webb are the
three hew .vice presidents, K. -
Price remains the treasurer, M.
Shipman the historian anu o.j
Boo-ne the poet. J. F. Hurley vvill
deliver the annual oration Jt .n(;
1923 meeting, succeeding JfPh,t
Daniels. The executive ;commtte.fc
composed of T.f.Wade, A-W
Burch, Sanford Martin, J. J. tarries
and H. B. Varner. .
The midwinter meeting will d.
held in High Point sometime m Ja"
uaiy, it was unanimously decided.
The place of the annual meeWto
U MH next summer was left in tne
hands of the , executive .Jomm.
Elizabeth City extened the strong
i 1 4-U -DOTlrtC-'
est Oia iui luc Y . " -cJJtl, Vnn-
. , naf Mrs. Kaith van-
derbilt, president of the North Caro
-i ti nrpsented totne
una rair abytKiw"") ..rr il.i. nanr
conventrpn"by C A.Webb, that paper
i 4-Vio fair tms yeai
place exnioiia i - , Anne.
10 Jl?":5,r..', ,bb. IV-sidont
fhafs Q Gftoi
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DEIOCRATIC
Will Be Held In
; at 1 o'clock p. m.
and tnat eveiyw"" --
to :Prmte the fair, . committee
Sherrill and Secretary . Cobb ap
pointed to consider this
convention going on record favoring
a bigger and a better iair..
Observe the Law ; . ' '
frior to UOeniur w' t
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TRY WARD'S FRESH
LAYER CAKE.
UMSTEAD'S
The Home of Quality Groceries
i Phones 35 and 36
, j.u ...inf nne rnmmiLtee
i-TirTXTrk aress iwieDuuivv r -
MOVIE
STAR
IN
fifteen
cigarettes
EVERV
user.
;.' ; NOTICE . '
c i' j n.nnriid' will he received
hv the Citv Council of the City of
Hickory until 8 p. m. . Tuesday night
August 1st lyzz ior iuu's,
material F. O. B. Hickory, JN. C,
1500 feet 6" Class B Cast Iron BeL
and Spigot Water Pipe -
24 feet la Ulass a vasi, uuu
an d Spigot Water Pipe.
2 6" Valve coxes -
6" Double Hub Gate Valves .
3 Steamer Hydrants. 3 foot bury
3 6' Tees Hub ends
1 6" X 10" Reducer
1400 lbs Pig Lead , -,-.:
100 lbs Oakum,
Thp citv reserves the right to re
ject any or all bids. , , A T T r
JU11IN . W J AJjLiJKi v ,
City Manager.
;- 7-24-28-2t
Jin, riomands for monev.from home
XllO uv '
betray the fact that Bergdoll has
workine and better
than he' did inv fighting Washington
Star. , . -- .
General Pershing may net Jiave
said, "Lafayette, we are here," but
vf e were there, all right. St. Louis
Globe-Democrat-
TT WILL PAY YOU TO YUm
HICKOK i r U K A 1 1 L KE ST0B;
When vou want the cc.sr iW
for less money. We sell cheajH-H
you can buy anywhere. Lvcry on?;
buys here says they cannot buy;
mture any- where at such price J
make them and when you s :
line of furniture you will sav the;
that others do. In the linp (if
poods we sell $68.00 suits for S
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$75-00 suits $6.00; 1(10.00 suits ri
00. $110.00 suits $78.(511: 80-00 M
TiPtt. suits Sfift.OO: $17o.00 l.-mrrJ
suits $155.00; $60.00 Kitchen or
with white porcelain ton
m and $90.00 ranges SG5.00an.1i
CO. In ten days we have soldord
9 rank stoves. If vou don"' If i
we are "telling you the truth i
these prices, come see in: yip
Thfso are installment pric"'
for. cash. When you want pooi:
niture don't forget us, we win i
ciate your trade. We make a:
nrofit and save - you big r
Open 7:30 a. m. to 8:30 p. ni.F;
542-L-
W. L. THRONEB'-TG.
' " ' West llkkorj.5
THE "MOTHER OF MEDICINE"
Isis, the Queen and afterwards the
Goddess, was called1 the "Mother ; of
Medicine."' In nclent Egypt cen
turies before , Christ, wo'men Avere
skilled in; medicine.- They knew the
great value of medicinal plants.
7 Hippocrates, the' ."Father of "Med-
lVinp manv r Mi'ti vr i p's: ' latpv knew
;iessof the, merit, of vegetable, drugs
tnan ma tr, women oi ancient times.
" . Lydia E.. .Pyikham, . nearly 1 fifty
years ago, gave to women her Veg
etable Compound, noW. nown everywhere.-
a's Lydia . E; Tinkham's - Veg
etable.: Compound. ; This is .a i wo
man's mediefne" f or wcmian's ailments,
'proparfcd from medicinal plants. Adv
Precinct Conventions to be Held at
each voting place at 3 o'clock
p. m. on oaturday, Aus. o
AH voters who desire a change in the admin
istration of: counf y :af fmri ffeyinited '
to attend and participate in the
deliberations of the meeting
; J-'.: p.
County
Hcket
be
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hominatefat County C
onvention
Catawba Democratic Executive Com.
By v:'. ,:-;,:-
CHAS. WrBAGBY Siting Chairman
A FREAK IN CANTALOPES
-vVDid you -ever eat Vtwo cantalopes
at -the same time? We have; Mr:
D. R. Moore of Granite JFalls,' who
has raised some il'ce-Cantalopes this
season,- has- brought to the News
Topic office quite a freak from his,
patch. It is two perfectly formed
cantalapes, 'twins,- joined 'together
with- a small ligaf lent ; on tne ioraer
of the Siamese r twins. ! They had a
line flavori They appeared to be of
a vcj:y progressive type and Were do
ing- their best to . produce o'tner can-
talopesj for m - tne - o'poosite enas
from the stems, on "each, were two
other little cantaloupes, protruding
about an inch, and if the parent
twins had been allowed to grow if
looked-as if there" might have been
a sort of ! chiajn1 of cantalopes. It
was' quite ttfioUsity, and ate just
lis well1 as ahyififfitts.ingle Compan
ions. Leno"News-Topic?: ,
I
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y TBADC HAIIKBMyf
Bware of imitation; ' Demand
th genuine in 10c and 35c pack
ages bearing above trade mark
areas wc icovuiv.v.
.1 i.. i .nnnfail n rsoultion can
Sgon of the State to
observe the: iaw- - viiei-
included one of smpathy to the
i." lifii. . tv,n un 11. J Whicharo,
SaS'of the : GreviHe Reflector and
a former president of tne
tion, a resolution asking; the state to
enlarge the 'tanR;"llLIe
give an even more thorgh course
of instruction - in i ';f
lishment in the chool for the deal
at Morgantpn, ; a Tesoultio'n ol
thanks to Dr. Ev W; Knigh ; for Ins
address Wednesday alternoon, -.one
to Mr. Savory f c;rjhe cup ; awardea
to Mrs. Lassiter X ?s. th;fc
in g those who had assisted m maK
ing of the convention a success.;
A rising vote of thanks was;give
uTrSvL of the "Shelby KiwanlB
club arid to the "people of . Shelby
1 ngly' and collectively, for thenian
ner in whicli they have' entertained
the members P', . tne , ass -"y--It
- - , AioA bvtotiirled rto- the
xnanKS wcic oisu
hotel-managemenfoi:
5 . 4i- Viandlpd. the ' difficult
sKtiott- met with when the visitors
?llu fi. rnnvention
began xo ; nn i vC w. .. . - . , n.
fjv.STicr1 itianv rooms - t.
iomeys in the swer company case
now being tried hereJ Arrangements
weTe made wherebv the newspaper
r., 1 x tho -entire hotel
XOIKS weic I V it
and they have ma'e good use of it.
Mo nvnressic. o were: heard abotau
the manner in which the spaper
folks were receiveaHi oneiwy.-"
ii.. .BrvtinTi .t.' x Cleveland Springs
ended it seemed as though every resi
dent of Cleveland county had passed
the receiving lir Members ofthe
- : " jan ora ,tat never-
asociauwu ...
rra0fi With SB UlWn
warmui anu w.v ... ,
town have ; been exceedingly liberal.
with automobiles in - wmcn. to v"
visitors anywhere they mi-ht wish
tO gO. -" 7. ' ---i- " 1
N Full Of Faith In State
The afternoon session was held on
the beard front porch of " the hotel
lolioro the cool breezed from the Scuth
mountains assisted in making hear-
' v - - i 1-1 ..
ers as well- as speaKers comiortaoie.
Among these who spoke during, the
afternoon were Dr. J. P. Cook, who
told something of the work of the
Jackson Training school. r ,
At the morning sessio-n ' David
Clark told of Re advances made in
TYinmyfaetu-rinflr cotton in North Cafb-
lina within the past 50 years; H. B.
Varner discuasedi the imporovement in
road building, arVd a paper prepared
bv wade H. Harris concerning ? pro
minent figures of niatty years ; ago
in North Carolina iOUrnalism - was-
vkmiT.Mn' th. absence of -'Mr. .Harris.
'The newspaper men are fulV of
faith in the state and they are not
trying .to conceal their- faith, t Faith
in North Carolina and Bride in the
aehievertmenfs of the state have been
almotet" the only topics of discussion
during" the entire convention, de
clared "to have been one' of the - best
held during the 50 years of the as
sociation's life. . . i .j. ijt
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Make Your House - Work
Easy in the Cooling
Breeze of an Electric Fan
Don't swelter and fag yourself out trying
to take care of your household duties with
the perspiration streaming from you and
everv L. nart.lP.l P nf plnfViino- rrrvoc:ciTll', VOU.
V An Electric Fan will give you the comfoi't
tnat wmmaKe your work a, pleasure. .
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SoTLutlhierini Piiblic
'TJtiKfies . Co.
Phone 148