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WEDNESDAY EVENING NOVEMBER 29, 1922.'
HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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Order Your Christmas Studebaker Now!
In order to have a Studebaker Light-Six
Sedan nt the door when the family comes
downstairs Christmas morning, you should
place your order now.
.The Sedan is the ideal gift because it
will provide happiness for all the family
all the year and the years to come.
The sturdy body of the Light-Six Sedan,
like the chassis, is built in Studebaker
plants. It is constructed to give long, sat
isfactory service. Only the finest materials
are used. Craftsmanship is unexcelled.
It is cradled on long, strong, semi-elliptic
apjrings. The nine-inch seat cushions, up
holstered in mohair velvet plush, are rest
ful. The heater, cowl ventilator and the
wide wi ndo ws , among many other features ,
add to its year-round comfort and utility.
The reliability of i he Studebaker Light
Six Sedan has been proved in the hands of
thousands of enthusiastic owners.
It is strictly a quality car. Its low price of
$1550 is possible only because of complete
manufacture in one of the most modern
and complete automobile plants in the
world. This means the elimination of
middlemen's profits, and the savings are
passed on to you.
And back of the beauty and dependa
bility of the Light-Six and its completeness,
its advanced design and precise workman
ship, is the Studebaker name, which after
70 years enjoys public confidence and
respect more than ever.
HeHter. Eight-clay clock. Tlii'f-rroof transmission look. Cowl ventilator. Side coach lamps. Rain
visor and windshield cleaner. Inside locks on three doors and outside lock on right-hand front door.
Silk rtiller-curuini. Four doort that swing wide open. Dome li'it. Mohair velvet plush upholstery.
MODELS AND PRICES, o. b. factories
LIGHT-SIX j SPECIAL-SIX BIG-SIX
5-f J3 W. B.. 40 H. P. 5-Pas.. 119' W. B.. SO H. P. -Paa., I26'V. P., 60 H. P.
Touring $ 975 Touring $1275 Touring $10ai .
Roadster 3-Pass.) 975 Roadster (2-Pass.).. 1250 Speedster (4-Pass.).. 17r.
Coupe-Rodster Roadster (4-Pass.).. 1275 1 2375
(2-Pasa.) 1225 Caupe (4-Pass.) 1375 Sedan 2475
Sedan 1550 Sedan 2050 Sedan (Special) 2650
Non-Skid Cord Tires, Front and Rear, Standard Equipment
Standard Garage & Sales Company
Phone 210 Hickory, N. C.
T H I S ' I S A STUDEBAKE R - Y E A
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Ottawa, Ont., Nov. 29. Canada ex
ported 158,549,757 bushels of wheat
valued at '$196,lG8,77r- to the United
States, the United States Kingdom
and other countries in the year end
ing ..August 31, . acording to a report
complied by the Dominian bureau' of
statistics. This Was an increase of
mere than 22,000,000 bushels over
the shipment , of the previous year,
the report stated.
. Shipments of flour in this period
totaled 7,878, 589 bushels, valued at
$50,634,601, cpmpared with 6,886,560
bushels in the previous twelve months
While exports of both wheat and flour
were much greater in quantity this
year, the value, showed a consider
able drop, due to the slump in price
which occurred throughout the world
last soring, according to the report
An interesting feature of the report
is the fact that exports of wheat to
the United States showed a decided
decrease his year, due mainly, it was
said, to the Fordney tariff recently
enacted. Wheat shipments to the Unit
ed States this- year amounted to only
15,968,169 bushels, compared with
49,213,551 bushels in the 1920-21 per
iod. Shipments to England, one the
other hand", showed a big increase,
jumping, from 34.754,356 bushels a
year--ago to 112,294,680 bushels in
the present vear.
''With a wheat crop this year that
is as large if not larger than the
bumper, year of 1915, and with a de
crease in wheat production in Euro
pean countries, Canada is in a strong
position, says the report. "Demand
for Avheat in the coming months should
be particularly hrtivy.
"Flour mills in Western Canada
are working to capacity in - an en
deavor to catch up with Far Eastern
orders. There is an insistent demand
from England for Canadian flour.
Shipments of both flour and wheat
from the part of Montreal during
September and October were unusu
ally heavy."
MAXCHUKIAXS USE AMERICA'S
DISCARDED STREET" CARS
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Thanksgiving Day, November 30
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FAMOUS FRA ANGELICO
STOLEN IN FLORENCE
Announces
REDUCED ROUND TRIP FARES
From all points, North Carolina
To Charlottesville for this
Big Game
1 ' , Special Train leaves Salisbury 9:00 p. m., November 29. Ileturn
'tig leaves Charlottesville 1:00 a. m. December 1.
fBasis.
( Sleeping Lars on unatacrod uasis may be occupied in Char
lottesville until 7:30 a. m., November 30, and will bo placed for oc
jieupancy 0:'to p. m., night of November 30.
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Come On and "Let's Go."
Rome, Nov. 6. The priceless, pic
ture of the Virgin and Child, by Ira
Angelico, signed and dated 1443, has
been stolen from the Oratory of the
St. Sebastian annex of the church ot
St. Felix, at Florence. The discovery
of the loss was made when the church
.was opened in the morning, and all
efhjrta. to trace the thieves, or dis
cover how the. theft was effected, have
been unsuccessful.
The picture, which has never left
its position since the erection of the
chuich in 1506, was one of the most
valuable art treasures of Florence.
W R I ST II A N DK ERCH1 E FS
FIND FAVOR IN
PARIS
Paris, Nov.
7. The wrist handker
chief which first appeared in- Paris
several weeks ago, has became quite
the thing to wear this fall. The smart
ly dresserd women: encouraged the
craze, with the result that the price
has been run up as high as 100 franco
each. The littie hankerchief of crepe
de chine is held by a loop on a dainty
wristband of leather or ribbon.
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Mukden, Manchuria, Nov: 3. It has
been discovered what became of some
of America's discarded horse-drawn
street cars. The citizens of Mukden
are pointing with pride to their new
street car system. It consists of one
line over which little, dilapidated cars,
each drawn by three Mongolian ponies,
run from the railroad station in the
Japanese zone to the walls of Mukden.
Every few minutes a car bulging, with
Chinese, whose long pipe obstruct the
aisle, plunges down the crowded
thoroughfare, while on the front plat
form the driver clangs a bell..
An inquisitive . foreigner wondered
where the cars came from. lie in
stituted an investigation and soon
learned that they arc the same cars
which about thirty years ago were
used on the crosstown -lines in New
York City. Discarded by New York, 4
the cars were sold for use, in Tokio.
Later, when Tokio adopted the elec
tric system, they were sold to a firm
in Mukden.
NEW ASSOCIATION SPREADS
CULTURE AMONG WOMEN
Tokio, Nov. 3. A new association
headed by a - Buddhist, nun has been
formed to spread culture amojigthe
women of Japan. This nun is Sonkaku
Konoye, a sistc? of Prince Koncye,
whose family, outride the Imperial
House, is one of . the five leading
families of Japan. The association is
called "Chugu Woman's , Association,"
and derives its name from the Chugu.
Monastery at Nara, founded 1,300
years ago. -
The .main."; purposes of the associa
tion are relief and, follow-work, among
convicts, especially women,- and pro
motion, of ; scli'eulture by lectures,
charitable enterprises and meetings."
The package suggests it.
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Over r billion sold yearly
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CHANCES POOR" FOR
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CHINA
! Coll on Southern Railway Passenger and Ticket Agents for
further information. -
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CUSTOMS DUTIES INCOME
INCREASES IN JAPAN
Tokio, Nov. r. The
.customs duties for September was. 0,
j 772, yen, according to the- finance, of
fice. Compared with the corresponding
period last year, shows an increase of
2.321,514. yen. .
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Peking, Nov. 5. The degree of pros
perity which enables American farm
ers to buy automobiles has not yet
i cached China.' A n American automoi
bile' company instructed, its Peking
agent to report on the prospects of
selling their machines in the rural
districts of China. The agent, after a
careful survey of Chihli Provinces, in
whiclvPeking is '"-located, replied, "Chan
ccs poor. The average gross, earnings
for- a year's farming in this' province
is $60. gold,"' Add'-d to this difficulty"
the agent said, there are few country
roads in China. . . . . "... . ,
In Peking the average income 'OC
h. man who puils a rikishaw ten hours
a day 'sevendays a week in $0. a montli.
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Amsterdam,' Nov. 7. A Women's
Congress has-been summoned by the
Women's International Leacrue ioi
Peace and Freedom, to meet 'at '"the I
Hague next month for the purpose ! j
ot urging the necessity ot a new
peace which will secure equal' rights-
to all nations, large and small.
ine new peace, it is declared in ri
a statement issued by the Conference's
Committce,j'must cancel thj economic ,3
clauses of the present treaties and
redraft them with the purpose f.H
restoring economic prosperity to the jy
countries of Europe. Free t.r'ndc.shouldifc
be establishe l the world over. TheS
adjustment of the war debts betwecnsS
allies as a necessary part ot'the worldaS.
of the entire country are turned onlHickorv. ie
has the greatest future of any town in Western North Carolina.
Hickory Bpnds stand at the top of the list of Municipal Bonds of the
whole United States. ;
The i Dr. Price property is by far TOE BEST vacant busi
ness property iQ siprosressivettown: It has been subdivided in
to eight Business Lots and will be sold for the high dollar.
Teniis: 1-3 Cash, Balance 1 2 anSfiyears
settlement are partsshrdluetaoingbudt
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