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THURSDAY EVENINd, AUGUST 17, 1322.
HICKORY DAILY RECOftb
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All ads cash with copy. Count the words before sending in your
copy
NOTICE OF SALE OF PROPERTY
FOR CITY TAXES
By virtue of the authority vested
in me by the City Charter and by or
der of the .Mayor and City; Council, I
will sell, at public auction to tnemign
aat bidder-., for Cash in" front of the
City Hall in Hickory, N. C, on the 18th
1QOO ut 19 n'lffk
aay oi .innuc., - ,
noon, the following real estate for de
linquent taxes due : tnereon ior ine
vear 1921. - ?' -
Persons desiring to pay their taxes
before day of: sale can call.at City
Office and by paying amount due ana
20c for advertising can procure their
receipt.
WHITE
LOOK AND LISTEN. FOR SALE
Oysters, first of the season. Get the
best fish, mackeral and trout. Ship
ments Tuesday and Friday. Call Rex
Lunch Room, 1408 Tenth avenue.
Phone 24S-J 8 17-Thur-3t.
LOST ONE MALL BLACK, WHITE
and tan setter bitch. Tan spot over
1 each eye. Reward for return or
' 'information leading to recovery. W.
L. Hefner. Phono 146-.I 8-17-4t
FOR RENT SIX ROOM HOUSE
close in. 1102 Eighth avenue. Phone
554-J. 8-16-2t pd.
WANTED You to know that I have
opened a public stenographer's of-
fue over the book store, Telephone
399. Mrs. Maude Wyatt. S-l6-4t-pd
FOR SALE One Ford Sedan. Easy
tfrms. Johnson's Garage. 8-11-tf
7 . , i
FOR SALE 1 -ton truck. Easy terms.
Johnson's Garage. 8-11-tf.
FOR SALE 1921 FORD TON TRUCK
with cab and body $375.00. Aber
' i flethyJ Motor Co. : . 8-7-tf
SOY BEAN TAKING
PLACE AS MAJOR CROP
--Vashingtont CAugj lpThe soy
-bean is . rapidly -taking a K place, as
a major crop in the farming system
of the corn belt, replacing oats to
a considerable extent and taking part
of , the corn acreage, says the Depart
ment of . Agriculture. Although pn
marilv used for forage, pasture and
: ensilage, - the growing of seed during
the last few years has Decome. a very
profitable industry. The production
of seed has now increased to the
point where the supply greatly ex
ceeds the demand for planting.
County soyj bean associations, grow
ers, county agents and extension of
ficials, notably in Illinois and Indiana,
have concerned themselves jn me ue
Alien. Mrs. L. M.. 1 home .... ou.yi
Applegate, D. T., 1 home, 18th . v
street - 1592b
JJBarger, Daniel, 1 home iu.o
Rpach. R. u.. 1 home i.
FOR SALE FIFTY-THREE, ACRES
of late F. L. Herman farm, with
dwelling etc. if wanted, or 46 acres (Berry, H. F., 1 home ...
without buildings at bargain. Mrs. Ifiost: Bros., 1 lot ........ 15.35
Claudia H. Sullivan. 8-17-bt eod pa
LOST BLACK JERSEY SWEATER
between West Hickory and Granite
Falls. Finder return to the owner
down, at Mrs. John Sherrills
Granite Falls route 1 for reward.
8-l-2t pd
Wanted three rooms for
light house keeping. Phone 536-J
8-16-2t pd.
FOR RENT Five rooms with run
ning water and bath in building oc
cupied by the Elliott Building Co.
Suitable for office rooms or light
housekeeping. Phone 278. 8-lG-2t
FOll SALE 1920 FORD TOURING
with Electric starter and light
$275.00. Abernethy Motor Co.
8-7-tf
ALL MAKES OF PHONOGRAPHS
ad . Talking machines cleaned and
repaired. Have your machine clean
ed and overhauled before the spring
breaks. Its cheaper. Piedmont Pho
icgraph Co, t , . 7-13
19187 PESSENGER STUDEBAK-
tt 4 cilinder $100; Abernethy Motor
'""'Co.' '" ' 8-7 t
'UV-.
FOR SALE OVERLAND a l'AS
fcenger car $150 .Abernethy Motor-
Co. 8-7-if
FOR SALE 5 PASSSENGER JOR
don sport car with wire wheels
$975.00 Abernethy Motor Co. 8-7-tf
YOUNG MAN DESIRES CLERICA L
position after September the first.
Can furnish best of references, "Po
sition," care Record. 8-12-3t-oed.pd.
WANTED YOU -TO LOOK OUR
line of fall suits over before buying
Prices right. Quality guaranteed
"'Williams and Pearson. 8-14-6t
FOR RENT FOUR ROOMS SUIT
: able . for light house keeping or
offices. Williams & Pearson Phone
414. S-14-Gt
, BE SURE TO ATEND THE BIG
" land sale at S. E. Hickory near
- Morrels store. Jack Richie's pro
perty bungalow and several build
ing lots Saturday August 19 2 p. m.
8-15-3t pd
IF YOUR RAZOR STROPS ARE
run down or slick Let me work
them over and make them good as
new. My special home-made razor
strops are go"ing strong. See them
.at Hickory tannery on Ninth; ave
nue.. Have razor grinding machine
to sharpen your razor. One. trial
will convince. Leave, razors, , scis
sors, clippers, knives and ; .other
articles to be sharpened at Tannery.
' B. L. Hartley. . .. 8-16-21 Thurs.
FOR SALE APPLES-NICE LARGE
green skin and striped reds 'fine
lor canning and jelle.y. making 50c
per bushel. Phone Joe Moretz 12S-J
8-16-3U pd
' Two good portable mills equipped
with edger to saw N. C. Pine timber
in healthy section of South Carolina,
Long operation. Apply quick. W. E.
Nelson, Taylorsville, N. C.
... . 8rll-12t
WANTED TO RENT TWO OR 3
rooms for light housekeeping. Call
47. . 8-15-3t
THOSE MILK SHAKES AT HENRY
. Hill's are fine, try ore, ' ' .17-24-?
Rr.t T R.. 1 home 40.51
Bowman, H. H., 1 lot ...15.89
RnvvniRn. T. E.. 1 home , 43.97
Brewer L. R., 1 home and mill 115.01
Buff, R. G., 1 home
Buff, W. F., 1 home . . .
Carpenter, W. T. 1 lot
Clay, H. E., 1 home . . .
Clay, T. W., 1 home .
Cline, J. F., 1 home ..
Coffey, C; M.,;l home
Dietz, Carl M., 1 home
Dietz, S. Pink, ,1 lot ........
Dietz, Claude R., 1 lot 12th St.
Dellineer. J. F.. 1 home
Flannigan, Mrs. . M. L., 1 home, 8th J
Ave., . . . .. -mm
Flowers,' E. L., 1 home, 15th St. and
12.31
20.43
34.84
27.53
32.74
29.83
33.01
20.70
8.32
11.16
65.69
Ahernethv. A. E.. 1 home, 13th Ave
: nue yelopment of a commercial outlet ioi
Abernethy, Tannery, 1 tannery ll-4.-J tbe seeds, ; it is noted. Several miles
in those states have oecome lnieresi
ed in, the possibilities of that 5 bean
as a source of oil and meal. ' Two
mills in Illionis have planned to use
about: 759,000 bushels this season,
it has . been reported to the depart
ment, while other mills are planning
on a smaller scale. ;
The department inspectors have
found considerable ! acreage put to
growing the soy bean in the northern
and corn" belt states, showing a con
siderable increase. The possibilities
the bean for oil and meal
are ascribed by officials as the reason
for the increase. Such a commericai
mthlet affords the grower another
cash crop as corn and wheat, it'. -is
said. r
The varicas ways in which the soy
bean and its product are utilized in
the United States, indicate a ready
market for the commercial produc
tion of soy bean seed, the depart
ment circular declares. Soy bean oil
is largely used, in the manufacture of
soaps and paints and it is also used
in the manufacture of lard and butter
substitutes, rubber, substitutes, lino
leum and. printing ink,; and as a salad
oil. The . cake or meal is a superior
cattle feed .and high value for human
cc'iisumpuijii.
102.77
- 2.70
107.43
- 35.58
9th
18.50
12.78
FOR SALE One Dodge touring car.
Easy terms. Johnson's -Garage. . 8jT
FOR SALE Kelly
. Springfield Cord Tire!,
34x4, run about: thirty
mllPSsTnnilll'P 1 Si 4. 1 h-'Huafi-ins.Mrs. D. E., GuarOeJot
ii , . i Button. G.N., and J. C. Martin,
w at J ts m - w ' -t
8-16-3t-pd.
llth Ave.,
Fowler, D. B., 1 lot
Fritz R. L:, 1 home ... ....
Griffin, Mrs. Ila, 1 home ......
Hall, Mrs. Louise J., 1 home,
- Ave., ... 4 ... . . .
Hartsoe. D. I... 1 home ......
Hatcher, J. ,H 1 home, 10th Ave-
nue ......
Hatfield, L. L., 1 home 94.65
Hawn, Mrs. Almena, 1 home 16.37
Hawn, J. Morgan, 15 acres and
home , . ........... 54.86
Hawn, U. M., 1 lot, llth Ave
Hawn, U. M., 1 lot, llth Ave. .
Hawn, G. -L., 1 lot, 6th St. . .
Hawn, H R., 1 home
Hedrick, I. E., 1 home
Hefner, John. 1 home .. . ,
Hefner. Preston. 1 home
Hefner, J. H., 1 home 12.65
Hendley,;R. F, 2. houses and
- .-lots i-.... 77.33
Henkel. T. L. 1 home, llth Ave-
15.35
14.81
12.65
32.68
47-29
10.62
. nut, - ,
Henkel, C. H.. 1 home . . ...
Hildebrand. VS.,.l home
Holbrook, W. E., 1 home . .
Holler, Dr. O. L., 5 lots . .
Huffman, D. C, 1 home
INJUNCTION PAPERS
FILED'AT SPENCER
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(Contiaued from page one)
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tion was. being'' taken except that
United States marshals "were on the
job." - - : :
Reports reaching Mjr. Daugherty to
the elfe.et that -"strike sympathizers
had entered the shops .at Spencer and
routed workers could not be confirm
ed from nearby points tonight, while
'at Raleigh, the capital; it was indicat
ed that no movement of troops Would
be necessary if the situation develop
ed no more seriously.
One of the men against whom the
restiaining. order was issued is J.
M. Ellis, of Spencer, whc. was elected
president of the State Federation of"
Labor yesterday.
MURRILL'S BODY WILL
ARRIVE ON AUGUST 22
Charlotte, Aug. l7.rThe . .body, of
Ralph Murrill, son of Hugh A. Murrill,
who was killed in an airplane crash
in Germany July 28,;will arrive here
August 22. Mrs. Murrill has returned
to the city frcm Hendersonville,
where she received .news, of her sohs
aeath. :, ' '
lot
.124.42
20.43
13.11
55.81
27.14
14.64
3.24
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15.35
Hvder. T. Earl. 1 lot. 8th St. . . 11.90
Johnson, Mrs. R. H., 1 home, 7th
Ave. ...... .... 1 5.01
Jones, J. S., 1 home 8th Ave. 97.14
Killian, Mrs. Alice M. Estabel, 1
home 39.64
Laf ever, T. L., 1 home . ... 14.88
Leonard, J. S.,-1 home ...... 60.89
Lippard, E. D., 1 home ... . ... 38.49
Mann, R. C, 2 houses and lots 17.65
Menzies E. B., 1 home,. 13th, Ave-
nue . . . L 65.22
Messick, D. F., 1 home 36.33
Miller, J. Lester, 1 home . . . .; 25.83
Moser. F. P.. 1 home 47.76
McGalliard, Z. ' M., 1 : home, 16th
St.
47.08
25.50
50.74
4.36
85.25
9.60
42.79
27.26
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238.42
: 7.02
24.60
47.75
26.37
12.10
39.57
12.39
11.76
35.58
29.44
43.53
10,28
7.03
All voters' interested ia succs of
party in November invited to attend
township convention in- Municipal
Court Room Saturday afternoon, Au-
i . ffust, 19, at 4 o'clock, for, the; purpose
of nominating, candidates i for ICon
stajble and Justices of the Peace,
' ' ' ' ; ' r ' '
. - -; . . IV r
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B oWer Vof ToWnhip Executive
Committee. ,
Nantz, Mrs. W P., 1 home
Pearson, A. K., 1 home
Pitts, R. M., 1 lot
Pitts, R. M. & Sons, 1 lot
Pope, A, L., 1 home, 8th ave. . .
Price; Dr.' K. A., 1 lot
Pruitt, : C.'. P., 1 home
Ransom Robert, 2 lots and
97 2 acres
Reinhardt, Mrs. H. L.,.l home. .
Reinhardt, .W. D.r 1 home ....
Bernhardt,. P.: E., 1 home, 12th
- Stay
Reitzel, P. L., 1 home
Reitzel, P. O 1 home ;
Seagle, Geo. W., 1 home
Setzer, J. F., Jr.,. lr home
Setzer, A. F., 1 home,
St.,
Shell, S. L:, 1 home ... .... . . i
Sigmony Jas. H.,1, home . . ;
Sigmon, O. A., Estate, 1 home .
Sigmon, H. E., 1 home. 17th St.,
Smith, M: S., 1 lot
Stevenson, RW- 1. &hd
house u . . . ;., . . ... . .... .
Stvenson, R." W., 1 ' store ....
Suttlemyre, P.; P. . 1 . home ....
Taylor, -.Walter. S., Estate, 1
.. home ;. i
Thompson, F. M., 1 home ......
Trotman, Z. S 1 home ..
Wagoner, A. W., 3 lots ......
Walker,. A., A.;. 1 home
Watts,. Jeff, 1 lot, 13th St.
Whisnant, Jones, 10 lots . . .
White, E. P., 1 home .....
Whitener,- Loyd A., 1 home
Whitener, Mrs.: A. L., 2 homes 151.89
Whitener, C. L.,1 home, .22nd
St.,
Whitener, James R., 2 houses
,and 26 acres .............
Whitener, J. Claude, 1 home,
8th St .....7
i Winkler, G. R. H., 1 home, llth
... ;.Ave. .......... v ...
Yount, Lee O., 1 home .
Yount, N. W., 1 home, Highland
Ave.,
Yount; Mrs. Mary, A., 1 lot . ...
Bowman, , W. V., 1 home, 9th
. ' Ave.,
COLORED
Abernethy, Osborne, 1 home,
13th Street
Abernethy, James, 2:houses and
. lot . . ... . ' ;
bAl I Adams, Reiley, 1 home, 12th
" j CAUSE MANY PROTESTS
i a
London. Aug:. 1. A member of par
liment ' has nronosed legislation to
nel c-itIs under 16 to wear their
hair loose, ; plated, or hanging down
their backs.
Flno-listi mothers are protesting
Thev aav tlie tendency among girls
today is to postpone the .time for
'putting up" their nair, ana max wrey
hava trnnble in, nersuadiiig their
daucrhters tf.' do this at a leasonable
age. . ,7ii
If war cnerater on a C. O. D. basis,
there might , be fewer, wars. Ashe
ville Times. .,
Rrnwn. John, l-honie 3.22
Brown, Julia, 1 home ........ 10.30
Rnvtrm. Adnltlhus. l.hothe 4.22
Rvots' Jeff. L.. 1 home ........ 9.57
nnrlptnn W. A. G.. 1 home. 14th
St 7.27
PnrletoTi- Rohert. 1 home. 14th ...
... St.. 9-57
rartienter. Albert. 1 home ... 12.62
ChnmherB. Hal. i home. , 9th
Ave.. : j . 11.03
Clark. Gerrv W.. 1 home. 2nd
- Ave., 10.30
Cornenine. ike. 1 home 10.59
Coulter, Ike, 1 home, 13th St., 7.27
Cowan, Gus, 1 home ........ 3.86
Crisp,. Charlie". 1 home ...... 12.62
Davis. D. W.. 1 home. 12th St., 5.75
Davidson, John, 1 'home .... 9.57
Deal Lou, 1 home 3.22
Dellinger, .Alfred 1 home 2.93
Dula, Ivey, 1 home, 13th St., 14-64
Eckardj James, 1 home . . . . . . 9.29
Finger; Will, 1 home 8.78
Fctd. Alice, 1 home, 13th St. 4.23
Gaither, P. G., 1 home 7.27
Gaston. Thomas. 1 home, llth
-St., 13.11
Gore, -P. R. D., 2 homes 24.76
Harris, Monroe, 1 home .8.32
Harris, Geo. W., 1 lot . 1.21
Hill, Chester, 1 home ... . 4.26
Hill. Roland, 1 home, 13th St., 12.62
Holland, Addie, 2 homes, Chest-
; nutt, St., .... . . ............ 9.29
Hooper, John, 1 home, 12th St., . 9.29
Hoover, B. C, 1 home 5.27
Horton, Etoneman, 1 home i . . . 5.74
Hull,'- Adam, 1 homer. 3.22
Hull,' Minnie, 1 home -. . . i .... . 9.33
Jackson Mandy, 1 home . . . 4.72
J ehkins,. M. . J.,; 1 , home . . 12.62
Johnson, Lizzie, 1 home . . . . ... .;. .7.92
Johnspn, P. F.,. 1 home 9.57
Jones James, 1 home, 12th St., , 8.32
Killian, .Pink,' 1 home ; -. . . - 13.11
Khox, Jonas, 1 home, 12th St., 19.68'
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! "Alexander, John, 1 home- Chest
!!! ' nutt St..
!l A..n... T -l 1 '
i.?-vcijr,.tunt;s, i flume ..........
I T3 1 ;:r.trriii i : . ,
jpitruer, win, l nome
Bell, Geo. W., 1 home, 6th Ave.
Blackburn, Arthur, 1 home . .
Bost, Charlie, 1 home
Bpst, Emma. 1 home
Brewer, R. L., lot , .
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1
' ;5 -
Leach, Calvin, 1 home . . . . ... ? 10.01
Love, Lela, 1 home v . : i ; . . . . . 5.27
Lucal,,,Will, 1 home . . .... 9.29
Mac-key, Robert 1 home ...... 11.63
Moore, Harvey, 1 home . , . . . . . 8.32
Morrison, Heirs, 1 lot 6.29
Morrison Rufus, 1 home, 12th
St., ......
Morrison, Sallie, 1 home ......
Morrison, Ritta, lrhome ... . . .
Peterson, H. P., .1 home . . . . . .
Ramseur, L. L., i home ......
Ramseur, Ella, 1 home
Ramseur,. Laura, 1 home, 12th
.St., .....................
Reinhardt, Robert, 1 home
Robinson, Lizzie, 1 home ......
Royster, Camila, 1 home
Scott, Ivey, 1 home
Setzer, .Walter, i . home
Shores, Nancy, 1 home ........
Shuford, Frank Lee, 1 home . .
Sbuford, Dink, 1 home ......
Shuford, Toss, 1 home . . .
Shuford, Fink, 1 home, 14th St.,
Smith, Arthur, 1 home
Smith, Martha, 1 home ......
Smyre, eBttie, 1 home, 13th St.,
Suddreth, Hubert, 1 home . . . .
Suddreth, Wm. H., 1 home ... '.
Suddreth, ,Willie, 1 home ... .. .
Wallace, .Ann, . 1 r home
Warlick, ,Sallie, 2 hbmes, 13th
: st.,
Whitener, , Henry, 2 homes,
f ;.V.BrookfQrd .Road ..........
Wiiitener,. Isabella, 1 . home . .
.hitener, 'Ack,; 1 home, 12th
Wilfong, Zeke, 1 home. . v. .
Williams, Thomas, 1 lot . . . .
-Williams,' Mary Ann, 1 home . . s
Wilson. Lela; 1 home ..... .r. ;
6J44; Woods,-Jasper, 1 lot
2.71 , JOHN W. BALLEW.
.1 . ' .City. Manager.
49.11
174.42
30.01
12.31
76.99
"15.28
36.50
25.7
: 7.2
12.31
25.50
59.80
,45.73
52.94
35.31
57.03
63.73
49.05
13.86
19.68
,140
15.0
10.73
.9.65
:;5.24
8.64
10.59
14.70r
12.62
24.68
- 6.29
5.27
6.29
13.40!
. 2.23
5.27
. 5.27
. 5.27
3.22
10.41
11.63
v.: 8.32
12.65
7.19
12.65
6.42'
10.62 !
5.27
4.32
7.57
7.71
12.10
2.64
9.60
13.19
4.26
5.47
.6.96
1.21
2.23
5.27
5.27
BIG-SIX
"4
YOU can buy a Studebaker Big -Six
Touring Car today, for $1650. This is
the lowest price ever asked for a car'of it1 '
sterling high quality. s :
Always a matchless value, the Big-Six
stands out today more strikingly than ever
in the field of fine cars.
The seven-passenger Big -Six is not a
.Volume" motor car, but you get-it at
a volume price because the Studebaker
.organization produces and sells three sepa
rate models with only one overhead. .
Look over the field. Check themany points
that will appeal to you in the selection of
a car.: See the Big-Six. Kicie in it we u
take: you for a demonstration any time
you say. Try the" wheel yourself. Then
compare it with any other car, even at two
or three times its price, and you will appre
ciate, how much more you get for your
money in a Big-Six than you can find
any where else.
The price of the Big-Six was reduced at a
time when Studebaker had unfilled orders
on hand for more than 15,000 cars. The
first seven months of this year were the
biggest in Studebakers 70 years' history.
Capacity-production lowers costs and
; Studebaker believes that its manufactur
ing savings shotdd be shared with the
customer. Hence the new low . price of
the Big-Six.
j -c ; ...:a.u;a . ..nnriahiVM o7?rvM-? roiirtesv lieht on the driver's
side which promotes safety in passing other cars at night; tonneau lamp with long
' extension cord; cowl parking lights; cowl ventilator; eight-day clock; thief-proof
-transmission lock; tool compartment in the left front door; shock absorbers.
"ii MODELS AND PRICES A o-64 factories
' LIGHT-SIX SPECIAL-SIX BIG-SIX
5-FaU. Hr W. B... 40 H. P. S-Pasa., 119' V. B., 50 H. P. 7-Paas.. 126' W. B.. 60 H. P.
Touring 975 Touring ... $1275 Touring ........:..$1650
Roadster (3-Pass.).. 975 Roadster (2-Pass.).. "1250 Speedster (4-Pass.) 1785
Coupe-Roadster Roadster (4-Pass.).. 1275
- 2-Pass.)......-... 1225 Coupe (4-Pass.) ...... 1875 Coupe (4-Pass.) ...... 2275
Sedan.. 1550 Sedan 2050 Sedan 2475
Cord Tires Standard Equipment
Standard fGarage & Sales Co.
PHONE 210
HICKORY, N. C.
THIS
IIS
STUDEBAKER
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GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES , ,
PROMISED ROSY FUTURE
By the Associated, Press. " ' ' 1
Constantinople, July 16. The in
creased cost of living in Constantinople
is . now 806 ..'.per', cent higher than in
1914, according to figures compiled by
the American Chambei? of Commerce).
The' highest figure reached during the
war and post-war period was 1066 per
cent in 1920., There has been a slight
falling pii in the figures during the
past year ,. , . .:
,F.ew government employes have re
ceiyed more than one half of their sal
aries during the past two years. But to
day new taxes are in sight, and the
Turkish treasury says full salaries
may. be expected within a few months.
I First Compounded
r This Remedy For
-fyiJBfi'" Neighbors
Their praise of this neWer form of iron
has spread so rapidly that now,
" after nine years, over 4.000,000
' ' people use it h annually i
v Years ago I began to wonder at the
great number of my pwn friends and
neighbors v.h i- were , always, ailing,
complaininp and doctoring,.', .without
ever seen.;ng to get any better. Bot.'i
working men and their wives were
frequently all tired out in the evening,
and a great many-were weak, nervous
and run-down. One had pains in the
back and thought he had kidney
trouble Another had pains around the
heart,' palpitations and dizziness, and
was sure he was suffering from heart
disease. Still "others had .severe head
aches, floating spots before the eyes,
tender spots along the spine and a
great variety of alarming symptoms.
For years I wade t a speeial study of ; this
.-muhiimi, uiiiisuiuiiif a prreat number of phy
sicians and chemists. An immense number of
investigations by physicians all over -the
wuuirj 'smowto ,inar znra people out of ev
ery foijr you meet lack ICO ner cent iron in
Then1. KlrtfH T.ibv i.. .i . , .
... ""ii in me Dioou is
the greatest of all-rfievitalidnt!: weaknesses. It
is the iron in ' vour "blood that enables "you
to get the nourishment, out -of your food. Your
nearc, lungrs aa Kinney and all your vital or
gans set their nourishment from the blood
stream, and when the hlrtnd 1pL-.
thin, pale and watery, you may suffer from
the -symptoms of a jrreat number of1 dis
eases when the real and true cause of all your
trouble is lack of iron in the blood.
; In the old day people often took metallic
iron, which some physicians claim is not ab
sorbed at all. In":compoundnK Nuxated Iron
I use the newer farfn of iron, wliich is like the
iron in your Blood andike thc, iron in spinach,
lentils and apples, U.nlike'the older forms of
iron, it will not injure the teeth nor disturb
the stomach, and it is ready for almost im
mediate absorption .and; assimilation by rthe
moon, xv is ine people wftosei blood is ,rich
in iron who possess great strenth, force and
enersry. If you are hot strong or well you
owe; it to yourself to '.make te following test :
... See how long you can work or how far vou
ran walk without becominir tired. Next take
two 6-jrrain tablets;' of Nuxated ' Iron three
times a day after meals for two weeks
then test your strength again" and see how
much you have gained. . An astonishing num
ber of nervous, rin-dowh" people who - were
ailing' all the while, have Kreatly .improved
their strenxth . energy and endurance ' simply
by, taking this- newer form., of iron. '
"SILLYADS"
(Copyright 1920 R. V. C. Smith)
The woman who told her friends that
the bed she bought irom us, cost Ter.
Dollars more than she paid for it, has
the best thing she can possibly lie
about. Tipton Furniture Co.
There is one place in this city that
sells strictly for cash, and still they
charge and recharge batteries for
most of our autoists. Hickory Battery
Company. -
.Willie put so mush sugar on his
bread that it got in his eye; Now, he.
has granulated lids.' To rectify ' the
costly errors of youth, have glasses
fitted by Essex.. " , :
: .Washing is a hard proposition in
b ranee. They pound their clothes with
rocks. It's a soft proposition here, by
sending it to Hickory Steam Laundry.
The man who just missed being run
over by. an auto, came to us, and we
ran over his face. To make your face
look well, . we run over vour .face.
Cline Barber Shop. M. E. Cline.
. lhe shoes, that you wear go over just
two feet, but the shoes that you put on
your autb, go over thousands of more
feet, if they are Henderson tires from
Catawba Tire Co.
Some men wilPeat and then flv
after a swallow or two. but to have
a higher opinion of yourself and us,
iry a meal at The Colonial Cafe..
When you feel that divine pressure
against your lips and you seem to in
hale the ecstacy of new life; you'va
been kissed by a bottle of Pepsi Cola.
FR0L1 GIRLHOOB
TO WOKIANH08D
Woman Relied Upon Lydii
" JE. Pinkham's Vegetable
Compound
Emporia, r Kansas. 4 '1 began using
lyoia tj,. finmm s medicines yearsigo
when 1 was a gin.
I? or several yeari 1
had severe paiat-M
menstrual penooi,
making me ve4ry
wofck and interfering
with my regular du
ties. I tried several
remedies without ob
taining relief. I wu
induced to try Lyaa
E. Pinkhara's Vege
table Compound Ij
friends and it re
stored me to normal health. I often
have occasion and do recommend your
Vegetable Compound to my friends who
have troubles similar to mv own. You
may use these facts as a testimonial. "
.EvaLPMCH,: .218 Union St., Einpuri,
Kansas.. ; , v
f There are many women who first um
our , vegetaoie compouna during wc
girlhood days. They found it a valuable
help during trying periods. In I1
years they use it whenever they ted
those annoymg symptoms wnicn wow
often have.
LydiaE. Pinkham's Vegetable Com
pound Js a woman's medicine. It is p
pared carefully from the best quality oi
medicinal plants, whose properties are
especially adapted to correct the troublej
women have.
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THE IMPORTANT THING
TRIALS' OF NEAR-ROYALTY
Court circles, I gather, are rather
exercised about the precise position
of Lord Lascells in the Rc'yal Pamily.
At the last Court, for. instance,, there
was rather an embarrassing contre-
iemPis.' winen debutants , have , court-1
seyeo to the king,' the rest of the
Royal nartv bow to thpm
the other, v and they .bow ,inreturnt
On. this particular occasiorr t.hrp harl
already been several such obeisances,
and at the-nd,Lord Lascells, very
naturally as a? member of the Royal
party, also made his i bow. The pres-
emea i ones 'started , to' follow suit
and then rather suddenly checked
themselves. It was an awkward mom-ent.--The
Passing how (London ) .
Thus far the Eiterary 'Digest poll
contains comfort . for wet3 ; and dis
comforts for yets. Philadelphia In
quirer. '.. -!.
An P'ncllsliman visitinff a Scotd
lnird.wfls tn'pn hv his host on a fcn'
ing- trip. During the morning the visitor.-"
who was a novice at the sPort
hocked a fine salmon and in his "
Citement slipped and fell into tn
river. The keeper noticing that he w
noiswinimpr hnnked onto him With tM
gaff and was about to drag him ashori
when the laird called out:
"rui- u. n.'.iinlil? o
Won.) ' U 1 ti thp fUS"'
Atcctiu u iiitf iuu aim jum f i
ma frienrl ran hidp .iwee. but the fl'"
Winna,!!,. Boston . Transcript.
a' itaiii .SnnAt
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