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MONDAY EVENING, OCTOBER 9, 1922.
THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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FOR JUNIOR GIRL
MORE NEW DRESSES
Jfr ;
Ik: lisarar Store ' mmmssm
THIS WEEK
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Service and Satisfaction
You always get the best quality, latest
Styles and; lowest prices.
Expert repairing promptty executed;
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Jeweler and
Vatch inspector So.
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I ilfiln Temporary Home ..'
i Geperal , Insurance and Bonds
Oflire between First National and Southern Public Utilities Co
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Builders Hardware
thy
( iThe Winchester Store (
Hir.lrnrv. N. C. Newton, N; &
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Military Puttees or
- Leggings
See tffigtfwe have to
Killian Harness Company
Under Essex
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Public Aectioini-:,
Newi Modern, Ideal, Convenient, Beauti,
4 ful, Best Country Home m
, Catawba County , :
With to acres of Catawba's best land, outbuilding abundance ,
fruit trtes and grape vines, etc. staHown' V
U.CATION-Thrr ,
High school, on good road, just off ,lewum ,
adjoining Coulter Nursery. '
AT PUBLIC AUCTION
On the pr,mi, 0Wr 1J at 2:00 p. . CMil.s K. Jhrn-.
burg, owner.) : , , with intkrel -
TEUMS One-thirrrash, balance 1 and 2 years,
Salt conducted by
Newton Land & Loan Co.
and D. A. Rutledge
Bisanair
Optometrist. v f
and C. & N. W. Rys.
LE
The name YAn?iR?
lock is your guavmte&ipiiit
quality. We handle the'cOin
plete line of YALE-dooi-locks,
padlocks, night latch.
...es and door- closers, and u
will be glad to sho&;;you ;
their points of superiori
including !'
SECURITY
DURABILITY and "
BEAUTY of DESIGN
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off er before yotfbwy
Jewelry btorer-
Mrs.' S. MJIale left this morning
for Asheviile' .:' where she will spend
several days. ,
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Miss Nettie Sharpe, who is teaching-
at 'Rlowinff Rok, Spent the week
end with home folks.
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The Coi-iaos Rook club will "meet
Wednesday afternoon at 3:30 o'clock
with Mrs. Geo: W. Hall. . .
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The : Round " Dozen Book club will
meet with -Mrs. Hoy Abornetn vr on
Wednesday afte'inoon at ii o'colek.
Miss Margaret Taylor has as her
attractive guest Miss Fan Underbill
of Asheviile:;
Mr. A. A''Shu-ford hai relmned
from a bushrtCss trip to ' Provi;'.eii?e,
New York and . other places.,
Mr. -and Mrs. James Estridgo and
Mr, I- rank Seaboch of Gastonia sint
hist night with Mrs. Minnie Seaboch.
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Bowman spent
yesterday hi Newton as euests of Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Everhardt.
S' 'i" o-- (
Misses Pearl and Blannie Frazier
rpent Sunday In Rutherford College
with Mr. and Mrs,'cErnest Wright. ,
Mrs. W..: ;TStedge. turned ' tliis
inuiininr ircm aia-wnavwnwe him
spent the-, week'.';' end " with ; Miv and
Mrs. II. F, Elliott. : ?r :
Mr. and Mrs. Rowell Holt and son,
Rowel 1. Jr., of Cbarlotte were guest
vesterday ! of Mrs. Holt's . mothej-,
Mrs. J. A. Martin. '
- Misr, Mary Bloomer returned to
Asheviile: today after being the guest
for several days cf Mr. and Mrs. E.
B. Justice.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Cox Miss Mattie
Sheriill and Mr. T. A. Sherrill motor
ed to Mooresville yesterday and spent
the day. :
Masters. Norman James and Jen.
nings Yoder, students at the Patter
son school, spent the week end with
Mrs. Pinkie James.
Mr. ( 'po Craig of As1 eville oieir
the v, ek end with Mis. Craig and
(h'Ughtev at the h,r-i :f her another,
V. rs. V t-ltcr Tay iov. ,. '
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Mirs Hughey Medlock returned to
Charlotte yesterday afternoon after
being the guest for several days of
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Hunsucker.
Miss Gertrude Walton of Statesville
spent the 'week end in the city, the
guest, of Mr. and Mrs. F,. W. Walton
in xvi-uvvui tn. v i : ; . - - .
The many friends here of Mr. John
F. Miller, Jr., will be glad to . know
that he is out again after being quite
ill at his 'home in' Washington.""
Misses Clara, and Helen Coffov re
turned to Blowing Rock this morning
after being guests for the week end
of Mrs. Tom Shu ford. 1
The Limited Auction club v.ill r.ot
meet tomorrow afternoon with. Mis.
George Yoder as scheduled "bub will
meet the following Tuesday, October
17, with Mrs. voder.
All members of the Philathea class
of the Reformed church are urged
to get their favors for the Halloween
T)artv at Oteen this week and send
them to the secretary.
Mr., and Mrs. Walter Sloan have
icturr.cd to StatesviUe after being
ZX-tftg for several days of Mr. . and
Mrs. -'Fred Horton. Mrs. Sloai.-.and
Mrs. Hortorf-are sisters.
The Wedpp;;day Afternoon" Bool:
clulxwilLnioet on its name at 4 o'clock
with the -.president, Airs. Bryan
Jones, this being the iirst regular
meeting of the iall.
Mr. ahJ ; Mrs. Dan Chatam ? ; of
Elkin arrived Friday to be guests of
Mr. and Mi-S.'A. S. Abernethy. Mr.
r'ioiV.irvi rphumpil to Elkin this morn
ing but Mrs. Chatham will be here for
some time. .
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Al Chas. i Williams, who has been
visiting his 'aunt, Mrs. B. M. Spratt,
Jr., "left this morning for Charleston,
H C. where he is engaged in business
n: iviVini-Mi'c. Williams, will be
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with Mrs. Spratt indefinitely.
TTiekorv Music club will not
meet, tomorrow night but will meet the
following Tuesday, the meeting being
postponed on account of the death of
MrC A. Hntton. Mrs.. J. carrier
will be hostess.
Rer C C.'Wasroner will arrive this
afternoon and will rreach this even
;v,rr frxv ihn. Murnhv Memorial congre
gation at Iohpview at 7:3Q and, each
r;nrv nt t.hftt hour. All memners ami
i., f tUr, Iccion firfl ursed to
mentis ui,iuu -
attend these nrvices.. '
The business' and social meeting of
it. T3i,:iaTin? rkss of the Presby
Lllt 1 Hli".-i . n -J
rhnreb ' Dlanned for Friday
iau . m
rvr :ho Drenaratory services
for commuhion. at the church on Fri
day .evening.rMrs. w,
be hostess.,;- ' .
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Miss Louise Jones,-after spending
several dayswith her parents, Mr.
and Mrs E.SB, .Tone,, left Saturday
?or Annapdlis, Md., where she will be
the guest for several days or Mrs
S?lt-n. fnmiwlv Miiss Gladys Reid
From Annapous - hlta
U noii imnre to visit Mi's. W. X. Keid
v verat days returning by way pt
il Fredericksburg,. va,wm--
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:k returned Satu r-
(i.'tv n:p ra xrem
liu.sines.-i trin to
Wash
ington. Hq stopped over f oi sev
. i '
.vit.'n
..on! r in (r.--..ii.- i;oro Saturday,
hU; daurrhter. M'i:--.'-"'Ik'rmir.e
W n Hick; a student -i .iVajNorlh' C;n o-j
li- - litge for Wo:vvn. While .in'
;i: x-ctit-b'.Tc Mr. V,.'i;ck' met with 'a'
-.r;inl ul aeident which fcrtunatt-ly was j
t. -t : t i i i s. The 'e-?.r ia which -he was '
ii ling "collided" -with another car,-'bruising
him sever y about , the left eye.
Ha was tiikc-n to . a . hospital -aid t he
b :iisc 'i vied.
- MRS. SHARP TONIGHT
Mrs. Mary Settle Sharp Republican
candidate two yeais ago.: for state
superintendent of public" instruction, is
bv;;l to. ti.-cak nt the auditorium to
night at 8 o'clock. The pub! k; is invit
ed. LEGION BASK i:T BALL
The- lgion basket ball ; team
will
practice Friday night after the reg
ular meeting instead of tonight on
accunt of the armory being used 'at
this time for other purposes.
SPECIAL SCOUT MEF'HXG
A special anniversary meeting of
Trem No. 1, hoy scouts, will be held
in the Kiwanis hall Thursday night
at 7:30 o'clock. Each boy is, asked to
be present in uniform . and bring 50
cents, for new registration fe.e. . ' .
' .At- this meeting plans . for a week
end trip to river will be made as
will : the. camping trip to , Blowing
Rock. - ; . - . ' -
ATTENDED WEDDING ANNIVEUr
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Mrs.H4 G. Seitz, ' Mr. H. L.: Seitz,
Irene, Vernie and Herbert ruid Mrs.
S. A. Halin and little grandaughter,
Grace Miller motered to Mr. and
Mrs. C. A. Little's on Lower Creek
near Lenoir' yesterday to, help cele
brate their, golden wedd-n- anniver
sary. . , .
About' 200 relatives and friends
were present, A nice dinner was serv
ed and all resent spent a most
joyableday.
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FOR MISS BLOOMER
Complimentary to., her attractive
guest, Jvliss May Bloomer of Asheviile,
Mrs. E. B. Justice entertained inform
ally at the tea room Satuiciay after
noon during the tea . hour.-; ,
Mrs. Justice sat -at the exquisitely
arranged tea table and poured for
her euests. Fall flowers were deftly
arranged to bring- out their brighest
hues which enhanced materially the
attractive interior of the tea room.
Those asked to tea Aere Mrs. II. C.
T.utz. Mrs ' P. J. Suf Viemvre. Mrs.
Carl T). Moore'.' Missps Frank Martin.
Tolar,; Watson and Virginia Sellers. ,
MANY CLUB WOMEN
Hickory cjub women are expecting
to attend in large numbers the 11th
district federated club meeting '" at
Lenoir,:. Wednesday, October 17;:- 'in
oi-der to boost the atendance as-much
as iposible. Th I state federation vill
rivo n stilvpi trnnbv to the district
with the largest membership nresent
at its nnual meeting, and Newton,
Statesville, Morganton ...and other
nearby club cities will .contribute
many, mem'lKrs. A'! I women .whose
clubs are affiliated with trie federa
tion are m-p'ed- to attend and nersons
who have room in their cars are asked
to provide for as many as convenient.
Those who attend wilL take their
lunches, as it was decided by the of
ficers that this relieved the hostess
club of much work. The, Salisbury
district meeting was the largest thus
far held. "',''' ,''? ;
U. D. C. ELECTS OFFICERS
The Abel A. Shuford chanter, U.
D..C, held a call meeting Saturady
afternoon at the, home of Mrs. C.
L. Mosteller for-the purpose of elect
ing officers for; the' comms year.
Mrs. E. L. Shuford. who has nresid-
rA srv evcellentlv over this splendid
organization was again chosen as its
head with- the other officers as fol-
lmira- Virct vipe-riresident. Mrs. H.
lUpnzies- seeond vice-inresidcnt. Mrs.
T.; F. Stevenson;, recording secretary.
Mrs. J. F. Allen; corresponding secre
tary, Mrs. T. K. Williams; treasurer
1o r. T,. Mosteller: register. Mrs
T . C. Menzies; historian, Mrs. J. A.
Tnvin .
The state U- D. C, convention whcih
meets. This week in Wilmington was
ssed. Mrs. E. L. Shuford and
Mrs. T. A. Mott, the latter leader ot
Mn 9 0 whieh the local cnap
UlUCHVll A 1 - - - -
tpi- is a member wil lattend iron)
icre. - - "
1MT?S RtTTTON PASSES
Sntnrdav afternoon Mrs. Katherine
Brerton Hutton, wite ot Air.,. A. nut
ton and mother of Messrs. Geo.' N
and A. B. Hutton of: this 'city, passed
away at her home on Thirteenth ave
Antfn inc at 5:0 o'clock.
One of the best beloved women ot
the city, Mrs. Hutton's passing nas
caused great sorrow among "a wide
circle of friends. She was born in
ztata nf Pennsylvania, on Septem
ber 1, 1844 and was aged 78 years at
the time of her death. She; was rear
ed in Michigan and was united in mar
riage in her early womanhood to avii.
a HnHnn - Kpino"-- nrivileered to live
n-nlden weddinsr anni
jJ , V- 1 t V' T- fc '
A fjpveral vears
To this union several children were
fvn nf whoi-n survive with their
UUi J-xV -m- ,
fi,flV Tiiow nrp Messrs. Geo. JN. ana
j.awitj. v j " . t t i.
A.' B. Hutton "of rliekory ana juuh
Hutton of Yale, Mich. Mrs. button
was a tender and loving wife and
mother and a consecrated ; Christian
woman. - ' , . i
Funeral services will be conducted
from the Church of the AteCension to
morrow morning at 10:30 o'clock by
Rev. S. B. Stroup and interment will be
I made in Oakwood cemetery, j
The pallbearers
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The pallbearers win be Messrs. j.
- - j , . c Bailey and
innes, j. iea
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- Killtaa. -
U. J. WV Warli
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'mm imm
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Jei s.
and wool crepe are the fav
orite -materials ' for the junior girl's
new 'frocks. Navy serge is good, too,
and it; often made in su.-spender. dress-:
os with pleated skirts that have dim
ity, or pongee blouses. Cross stitch or
peasant embroidery: is" a favorite trim
ming. ; "''---.-,- . '
CiTYl-lS WIDENING '...'' - r?''"4
r;-;,;,1! -: - TENTH' STREET" NOW
' As large force of hands isat'wor:
wifksrfing Tenth streets between Ele
ven thr avenue, and Thirteenth avenue
pix'paratory to laying topsoil. The new
drives" in Carolina ljark also will lx
drained piping having been. hauled for
the purpose. Workmen this morning
found an alligator tboutTlS.. inches
long in the culvert on Tenth street,
I t had been left in the branch by some
oy who got it irom Florida last
spring. .., " ; , ;)
RADIO PROGRAM
; ' Monday I
Station WGY Sdienectady, N. Y.,
Tonight at 7:45, this., station will give
n program, of Italian music. 1ms. will
include the Italian,. National March,
'Santa Lucia." Neapolitan' -sons: sex
tette from Lucia; "The Misere" from
I Travatore, as well as other num
bers.
Station"'' WOC Davennort. Iowa.
This is Dedication-, Week as Davenport,
and special programs will be given
each night. JTctoight's program be-
om at. S a'c ock . vocal - music will
bfl'-fnriirslietl bv' the Kiwanis Quar
tette and well-known artists. Herman
Schmidt will " give several numbers
on the pipe-organ.' '''-" ': iy
Station KDKA East Pittsburg, Fa.
Concert at 9 p. m., featuring a male
r-lioriis from the Pittsbure- Chamber of
Commerce. (Here's a tip for Secretary
.ink.)
Station WJZ Newark, N. J., Con
cert begins .at 9:25 p. m.
Station WSB Atlanta Journal. 7
p. m., late news tlasnes; musical pro
gram by Edward Odio, of Havana,
basso. 8rpr.:,m. concert arranged" by
R. L. Rawls. -
Station JCSD St. Louis Post Dis
patch. Concert at 9 p. m.
Station WGM Atlanta 'Constitu
tion. Cojicer tat 10 p. m.
Station WW J Detroit News. Con
cert at 8 p. m. : ' ..
WE WELD IT
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BAKERS GARAGE
filh Avenue
Hickory, N. C.
Enchanting
ms
Certainly there is , nothing in
greater demand at this time of
the year than a good talcum pow
der. Our line is very complete
and includes all the best and
most popular kinds. We" have
plain talcum, borated talcum
and scented talcum Talcum for
men," women and babies.
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Lutz Drug
Store
"ON THE CORNER"
Phone 17 and 317
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Talcu
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MORE NEW
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Mostly tailored, A few Misses suits, special . . 00 " '
MAN Y NEW LADIES' & CHILDREN'S
The best values we have ever had.
Coats
Children's ' - - - -
, coats '
"Bradley" Knit, Highland Shakers, "Cohen" Knit etc. Slipovers
in all fcl QQ lo tl Cft
colors PlSFO PJV
Nov swe : - $4.00 to $13.50
i ShS. $4.50 to $10.00
"ASCHERS" HAND MADE KNIT
GOODS FOR INFANTS AND
' CHILDREN
The most beautiful line, we have
Suits,' Play Suits, Saques, Hoods, Bootees,-Toques, Scarf; Setsji.cj
-lam-0 Shanters, Carnage Robes,. etc..,,.:
Prices 'l.i.'.,.,,l...V.'..., ... ;-vt.....f.
BATHROBES
" Beacon Robes and Corduroys for Ladies, tf'i AArto &'J. ttn-''-.'"'
';.;;;;.U.-i Children and ' Infants '.i'fiwU. J" f-iaU-.-..':
NEW SHIPMENT "MUNSINGWEAH" ?
Do not say ."underwear," say "Munsingwear." Heavy, and lights
weights, , wool, lisle, heavy cottons. .and silk ..and vool in .eyery ,
"her Majesty" underskirts &
PRINCESS SLIPS
Sattcens,- JVii'seys and RADIUMS'."
Prices ....:'. - -
Special Princess . "
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'DOVE" UNDERMUSLINS
In Crepes and Lingeri
Prices .-.:..'.". ,.
VANTINE" FOUR
DE CHINE
Gowns, Teddys, Bloomeb, Camisoles,, Etc. 1 gQ tpf $.7.50 '
"am p a aih?" nirwi siLki
UNDERWEAR
. Teddys, BLoo;ners, Vests, etc:
"Prices .: ;.:.:.: .:...-
?nl LK HOSIERY
Hosiery the biggest one, department
Silk Hosiery
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"Holeproof" Silk
Hosiery .....
"Van Raalte" Silk
Hosiery
"Corticello" Silk
Hosiery
Gordon" Special Silk and Lisle
"Gordon" Extra Fine Silk and Lisle
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"Gordon" Three-quarter Sport Hose for Boys and Girls. :-f.-r
We carry only the best lines. They cost little more than-the ,
worst. It would take this whole paper to call your attention to': v
the guaranteed, advertised lines that we carry. -r ; .:; W-i
Business was never better with us. . There must be a roasorf;
Hundreds of friends, tell us that our -stock is far better than;, ";
ever before. . , - jmulsmjJfS-
It costs you nothing to investigate. - '- : -J
One fair price to everybody. No pets. f ' V fei'
lhomps
on-
"The Ladies' Store"
MRS. HEALD'S SISTER DEAD
Mrs. Ileald . received word from
Washington yesterday morning of the
death of her sister, Mrs. Reich, widow
of Lieutenant Reich of the United
tatnj Maw. Rev. Mr. Ileald left for
, Washington on the Leveling' train.
.Owing to an' injury to her foot' Mrs.
Jlleald was unable to accompany him,
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$15.00 '"$35.00
"Betty Wales
Dresses ' 7
$15.00 $45.00
"Monareii
Dresses ' ::-
icy
$10.00 to $29.75
"Kleva-kiad''
Dresses '.'J 1
$10.00 10 $35.00:
COAT SUITS
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Ladies
$10.00 to $75,00'
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ever shown. ' Sweaters ' SNveater 'J
50c to $8.50
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$1.00to$l5tt
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dl A A riach '
$1.00 to $3.00
- THREAD CREPE
$2.00 to $4.00
our store.-'Humming- Bird" ":VJf
1 e:ftpa,r
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$1.50 10 $3.00 p,te
$2.00 10 $3.75
$2.50 to $3,50 mm
Hose S.1 00 pM1 "'II
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IABYS COLDS
: . r often "nlppadfjif C todK
. without "dostae" Inr um
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