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THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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LVtlNING, SEPTEMBER 6, 1922
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FORM
'ijfr,raiil nfw 7-rooin bun-
Z smith 1 'til street. AH mod-
Znicnci's. Splendid basement.
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Tenth avenue. Phone 325-L.
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.fp-A niiin t"r general farm
Just know hnv to feed and
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af K l ot tam on I '.i li t h Ave-
jinininir tho l-'rH F'lagler
L fVsc in. 'Modern. Water.
1( jt worked over, lrrmn
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iTiiKMS. JOHNSON'S ;.K-
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WANTED To do your plain sewing.
Childrens clothes a speciality.
Phone 175-L 9-6-3-pd
WANTED Several mechanics and
machinists. Permanent jobs paying
kiffh wages with privilege of over
iu.e. Work ini good town. Trans
portation furnished. Address C. C.
Carpenter care Record". 9-6-2t pd,
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LOST Black 'handbag containing
watch and visiting card of Mrs.
A. C. Zillicoffer. Reward if return
ed to Record office. 9-5-2t
Al,E Nt'"' li-room bungalow
hith ami all modern conven-
k Loeat1-! on I'.'th Street. If in-
Mlw P. ".vil o., ir
., (IS f'r.re ii'i'l terms t suit
nr. R M. 1'i.yd t Co. 8-31-tf
ILE-OX E 0 V E RLAND CAR.
T TERMS. JOHNSON'S CJAR-
8-2G-tf.
HAKES OF" F'FFONOGRAPHS
Talkie machines cleaned and
tired. Have your machine clean-
r . i it 1 1 !
lud overturned ueiore me spring
j. Its cheaper. Piedmont Pho
to Co. 7-13
I HAVE A 9-ROOM HOUSE WITH
all modern conveniences. Big lot
100x200 in the second block from
the square for $4,700.00. Terms
This is a real bargain. You couldn't
build a house for the money. This' is
for quick sale. Sec me before it is
- gone. My office is in the Home Gun
ner Building on 11th avc., Phone No.
(?4. I. L. Martin, Ksal Estate Agent.
U-5-Gt.
EE M1I.K SHAKISS AT HENRY
t'i are f int. try ore. 7-24-tf
!IIEM'.ii tu know wc are ag
3 for Charlotte Steam Laundry.
iral!t"l f:- ahd delivered. Wil
li 4 Pearson. I'lvme 11 1. 5-6-3 1
iKTW-Man to work in dairy
Mil . L
Kl r.'Hr, water and ngnu
rM tn-e. flood waires. AnnlvJ
Robiwun. manager Grand
h Farm.
UlE-Nitf Fi'Icy Colt. Will ex-
h for milk cow. See Hern-y
;a,.ir., (or.ovi'r, K 1 y-o-t-pa
'E50.ME NICE BARGAINS IN
ft Estate dwe in property and
an property, for sale. My office
s the Home fanner Building on
int. Phone N'o. 64. D. L. Martin,
Estate Ascnt. 9-3-Gt.
NOTICE TO BUILDING
CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals will be received by
the Beard of School Trustees of the
Town of West Hickory, North Caro
lina, for the erection of a new brick
school building in said town, until
eight o'clock p. m., on Tuesday, Sep
tember 12th, 10.2, at which time they
will be opened and considered by the
said Board.
All bids must be accompanied by
a certified check payable to the under
signed in an amount equal to two per
centum of the amount of the bid, to
evidence the good faith of the bidder.
rians and specifications may be
procured from the Architects, Messrs.
Benton and Benton of Wilson, N. C,
of from the undersigned.
The right to reject any and all
bids is reserved.
This 22nd day of August, 1022.
J. LEE BROWN,
Secrctary& Treasurer,
Hickory,N. C.
8-23-fit Wed and Fri.
POKDfON TRACTOR
BUSY IN MECKLENBURG
The Watson Motor Company today
escorted 25 farmers and local bus
iness men to Charlotte, where for
three days the Fordson tractor de
monstration will be held. Geo. S. Wat
son left early-today and R. C. Buchan
an waited until after dinner. The
latter .will remain in Chariot.
throughout the demonstration.
Rvt'us L. Gwyn, Ford dealer, at
Lenoir, was in charge of five cars
that took ..Caldwell county farmers
to the convention.
Solve the problem of high-priced fuel by installing the
, Qentihc fuel-saving CaloriC Pipeless Furnace.
Gives you summer warmth (70 degrees guaranteed) in
way room in coldest weather -cuts fuel bills HtoH-
The CaloriC is the original
pipeless furnace triple-casing
patent, No. 1,346,801. This
exclusive CaloriC feature
makes pipeless heating suc
cessfuland imitators dare
not copy it.
The CaloriC heats homes of
1 R rrmm nr less through One
J VIIIM '
register. Costs less than
stoves to neat same space
No expensive installations, no
plumbing no pipes to freeze.
Made by largest manufacturer
of warm-air furnaces in world.
Over 100,000 users, many in
this community.
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wnethy
Hardware Co.
The Winchester Store
Hickory, N. C. . Newton, N. C.N
Bythe Associated Press.
San Aihntlir ' Tovqb Konf K
International Court of Arbitration
"whose purpose and function shall be
the avoidance of War. and the peace
ful settlement of international dis
putes," is formally resolved upon by
the Pan-American Round Table of
San Antonio, according to announce
ment today by Florence T. Griswold,
uirector general.
Disnatches from Washino-tnn rpppt
ly giving prominence to a proposed
American .League ot Nations have oc
casioned the (sending of letter by
the director general of the local Round
laoie to Lr. L.. s. Kowe, director
general of the Pan American Union,
wasnmgton, and Jr-resident Brum of
urugsviary, bouth America, suggest
ing that a Pan-American Hnnrt nf
Arbitration would be of greater gisn:-
ncance. rne republics of South Ameri
ca, for manv years, frequently have
made effective use of the principles
of m hitrnt.irm ' -roaria a Dcnlntinn
the local bady, sent to Washington,
ana "in one instance the president ot
the United States tendered , the ser
vices of, this country alone, or in con-
iunctinn with nlhpi- r-nntttiriru nf fViiu
hemisphere, to render ll nossibilf.
ascistancc in solving an international
dispute between Chile and Peru."
It also is tile local body, based
on its proximity and closeness of con
nection;' with Mexico, to "stimulate a
strone:- friendship with Mexico by
creating a common ground where our
people can meen with Mexicans for
the. purpose of solving our internation
al problems upon a basis of free
fccccptance by the people and NOT
upon a basis of the material inter
ests of any favored group."
The Pan-American Round Table ot
San Antonio, its officials declared,
invite the cooperation of the Pan
American Union, the Pan-American
Societ.v of thft TTniitpH Sfntos tho
Pan-American Department cf the Wo
men's international League for Peacs
and Vrpfdrmi nnH nthor nvrnvnyu-
tions leading to the creation of the
DroDOSen ffMirt. nt arhilrat;nti !r,
brinf Jlhont noaonflll spttlfmnnt- nf ' ti
tcrnational disnutes in tho Wrst.cr
Hemisphere, officials declared.
Newton, Sept. 6. A large rilVniber
of cases were tried in superior court
yesterday among them the case of Jhe
state against George Norwood, charged-
witn f.n a-sautt with an. attack
on a yoftng woman . In the course of
r - t fi'.wevtt', the defendejit
tendered aVplea of guilty of an as'
&aulc ana JuuSe edd fined him $50
and placed hint under a good be
havior bond1 oi- $500 for a period 1 to
tw; veal.-;. ".
The next casa. was that against
P. E, Huffman, charged with an a'
sault with intent to kiil. lt seenrsr tbii
c.e uexe..-ar.t went to the home of W."
C. BumgraiT.er, carrying an open, knife
and there assaulted Mr. Bumgarner.
They had been on unfriendly terms
for a number of years.
Robert Mostr, white, pleaded 'guilty
to retailing and the case was left
open in order that the solicitor might
nave u a opi-ort..'nity to prove the de
fendant's reputntion, althougt it vas
proved good during- the hearing.
The case of - most importanto ' oa
the criminal docket on cacountK f the
phcmir.en ox both the prosecuting
witness and the defendant was com
promised, it I sing . the- case where c.
Miss Icard charged a Mr. " Rudisili
with seduction under promise of ;nai
riage. The defendant pleaded gailtyj
and paid Miss leard t'he sum of $500
and .all couit coats. The, stall WP
represented by Solicitor Huffman an J
L. . Klutx, while the defendant was
represented bv Feimster and. Wi!so:
Warliek.
Judg- Webb is one of the .best
liked judges U.;t comes to Catawba,
not on account of being too severe or
too easy, but because he dispenses
justice impartially to everybody and
the .public generally can see that he
is a man witnouc pre.iuco a;;u yvi-
mits nothing to interfere with fluty.
It will be impossible for him; to be
here on Saturday of this week on
aceount 'f an engagement in Shclby
and therefore court will adjourn on
Friday evening for the week.
I to the 0&& .
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Tho'lanffiiaffe used in the tariff de
bate may not be parliamentary, but
it . certainly is congressional. Lite. .
CIRCUS ISIMIi;
GET HEUf. BOYS
"Get your peanuts an' cracker
jacks ice cream an' lemonade," is the
cry that will shortly fill the air, in
tact, to be exact, can be expected as
the popular serenade on Tuesday
September 19., when the majestic
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus is to pitch
tents here.
Acccrding to the advance informa
tion from cities wherein this circus
has already given its program this sea
son, every - act and feature are out
standing examples that the time
worn phase, "every circus is alike,"
is erroneous when applied to the
Hagenbeck-Wallace Circus, for, this
report continues, from the very small
est detail to the most important
teature, nothing has. been overlooked
in providing loveis of the saw-dust
arena with an exhibition abounding
with novelties and surprises.
Further, according to these reports-,
the menagerie will this season excel
anyheretofore exhibited in conjunct
tion with a circus, even including
many of the larger zoological -collections.
It is raid to be a wonderful
opportunity for educational informa
tion and iii most cities, school teuch
ers have made special effort in urg
ing their pupils to see the Hageii-beck-Wallace
menagerie, so as to aid
them in the study of wild animals.
In co-operation with the public that
it may enjoy a thorough visit through
the menagerie tent, the management
announces that the doors will be
opened one. hour before the grand
entry of the assembled performers,
both afternoon and evening.
The circus program this season is
said to contain many European fea
tures in acts entirely new to this
country. Many headlincrs of tlufcir
cus world in this country have been
contracted, also. The wK.d animals
acts arc expeted to reveal heretofore
unknown tricks. And the, funny
clowns are promised in new fun
stunts. A street parade, more tha i
one mile long, will officially introduce
this season's exhibition.
ONLY BIG CIRCUS TO
GIVE STREET PARADE
HICKORY
TUESDAY
September
DR. LONGAKER'S FATTIER DEAD
Dr. F. C. Longaker returned this
morning from Philadelphia wh-re he
attended the funeral of his father,
Abram Longaker. The following obi
tuary appeared in the Philadelphia
Record:
"Abram Longaker, a member of one
Philadelphia's oldest and most sub
stantial families, died on Thursday
at the home of . his son. Dr. Daniel
Lopgker, 1806 Spruce street. He was
in his 87th year, and ii survived by
three sons and two daughters.. Until a
few months ago Mr. Longaker was
still able to manage his extensive busi
ness interests. Though far past the
age when most men retire from busi
ness, Mr. Longaker maintained a
youthful spirit and for a. man of his
years was forward looking and pro
gressive. He was a memoer oi tne
ToyiisaloTvi Lutheran church from
which, place his funeral will be conduct
ed on Sunday atternoon.
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iiowf is the ClaWt Property
Now owned by J. A. Cline
Near Lenoir GolIege5 Hickory, N. C.
,1 gjj At 1:UU f. M.
pt601p6r if. Rain or Shine
Satiird
HORNEY BROTHERS
HOLY TRINITY LUTHERAN
13jth avenue and 15th street
Rev. C. R. W. Kegley, pastor.
At 8 n. ni. today church services.
Thepublic invited. Attendance last
Sunday was' very imoi anu-iet it ij
good this evening. ...; .u-
Seats on sale Circus
Day at Lutz' Drug
Store. Prices r Adults
75c; Children 50c.
Same .prices as at.
the grounds.
The Sale will be conducted by Horney Brothers, the famous
Twin Auctioneers, who both cry the same bid at the same time,
speaking exactly the same words. . . ,
Miss Stella Jaeger, the World s Greatest Balloonist, will make
THREE Parachute Drops from her Balloon at High Altitude.
These are the only desirable Building Lots in Highland for
sale at any price. .
HORNEY BROTHERS
SELLING AGENTS
If You Have Land to Sell Write Me.
C Branch Offices:
Home Office: ; V , . Lakeland, Fla.
Asheville, N. C. , Bluefield, W. Va.
W Pennington Gap, Va.
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