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FRIDAY EVENING, DECEMBER 15,1922,
THE HICKORY DAILY RECORD
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ARTISTIC AND USEFUL GIFTS
Make your selections now. A grand assortment of beautiful goods of quality and newest
designs for your choice.
SUCH GOODS MAKE USEFUL AND LASTING REMEMBRANCES
DIAMONDS
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We have secured a nice Jot di
rect from the cutter ofnhc fin
est Uue whitCstones that ive can
sell at a great saving.
PLATINUM AND
DIAMONDS
Jewelry is very popular. We
have a nice selection of Bar Pins
Cuff Links, Rings, Scarf Pins,
Etc.
FINE GOLD
JEWELRY
Such as Chains, Brooches,
Cuff Links', Rings, Scarf Pins,
"Emblems, Tie Clasps, Etc., They
make very acceptable presents.
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SILVERWARE
One Great Assortment of 'Sil
ver must be seen to-be appreciat
ed. Hundreds of pieces, that add
to the home and are never forgotten.
CUT GLASS
Is always good, but this year
the new cuttings are especially
attractive. Nothing prettier t S v
than cut glass such as we handle.
LEATHER GOODS
Our Leather Goods have at
tracted attention for several
years. Finest leather and of lat
est designs from New York's
best manufacturer.
UMBRELLAS
Fure Silk, in colors and beau
tiful handles are most attractive
and arc very acceptable.
TOILET SETS PENS & PENCILS
In the shell and amber are the
newest. See our selection of these
and also our Ivory Sets and novT
elties. ; .
AND SETS
We are headquarters for Wa
terman's Ideal Fountain .Pens
and Eversharp Pencils, plain, Sil
ver and Gold mounted.
CLOCKS
large and small. Also silver and
novelty designs, but all good. A
big shipment for Christmas. .
We have on hand Elginand other reliable watches in great variety for Christmas. We sell only reliable
makes and furnish the best at a great saving in price. No cheap Swiss or other unreliable watches sold.
It is easy to buy ifts, but choose wisely gifts of intrinsic value such as we sell.
Every piece of goods in our stock carries with it a feeling of distinction that goes with articles from the
Bisanar Store. Mail orders have prompt attention.
GEORGE E. BISANAR
Hickory, N. C.
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MISS MARTIN HOSTESS
The Y. W. A. of the First Baptist
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church met weanesaay aiternoon witn
Miss Frank Martin as the ' graeio-i
hostess. Mrs. E.-B. Justice was in
charge of an interesting program, the
tonic, beiner ' The Royal Law." Mi's
Justice read part of sixth chaptei
of Luke, Mrs. Menziv-s s;ot leied .pray
er. The following 'papers were read
"How Nations Can Fultill The Roya
Law," Mrs. E. W. Walton, "The City
and Royal Law" Miss Alice-Flagler.
"Community Rally, " Mrs. Loy Lolick
The Individual and The Golden Rufa.
Mrs. O. II. Hester. Hidden Measures,
Miss Martin. Mrs..Menzies gave facts
about Child Labor.
The treasurer reported the society
had .e,-iven $30 to Baptist hospital in
Wfnston-balem. Society, voted to pre
nare a Christmas basket for a needy
family.
. The next meeting will be held in
January with Mrs. Justice. After ad
journment, the hostess served tea,
cakes and stuffed dates.
MEETING OF FEDERATED.
WOMEN'S CLUBS OF COUNTY
There will be a meeting of the Feder
ated Women's Clubs of the county on
Tuesday, December 19, in Mrs. Harris'
office in the court house. At this time
plans will be made and discussed for
the work of the coming year and sev
eral phases of work which have never
been conducted in the county will be
considered. This will be an all-day
meeting- and the ladies are .asked to
bring their lunch and come prepared to
spend the day.. v ' ...
H Mrs. Harris wu.-give ,a dereonsirtf-i
tion in cake making in the morning,
and one in frosting in the afternoon.
The meeting will begin at 10 o'clock.
A lull attendance ot club members,
ig expected and anyone ,in the county
who is interested is invited to' attend.
THE HEARTS OF LITTLE PEOl'fp
The hearts of little -peopic are t
: ing up and down
Because the dream of Chiist-na
walking round the town. is
Peeping into your house and neen
i infr into mine p"
And climbing up the window an,i
hiding in the vine,
And darting round the front do-
and tapping at the back ' "r
Alio miiKifig suen a merry
all along its track.
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it lias
Merchants -of the wondrous,
chants of the strange
In your . little dream shops
ccme to range
The sunny dream of Christmas that
fills the 'world with iovs
And fill your shelves with rk-t-ii-.r
and fill your shelves v j,u ,
a 1 j?:n j. .
Aim ani ou,r counters aiso
every lovely thing
That winds up or runs down
works upon a string!
with
or
up
arm
The hearts of little neople arc- hat
ing so you near
The music ! of their swift
tapping on your ear;
I 11 I !l t-i
ah p.'ong tne mgmvav.
down the street.
Something . comes with
tenderly and sweet;
Something comes to tell
music laughing-wild
That it . is nearly Cb.ristrsia;
the world is a child!
Baltimoiv Suh.
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1'ASKETIJOLL TONIGHT
MRS. CANNON DEAD
Mrs. Annie Cannon, wife of Mr. J
Pink Cannon died this morning at
o clock. The funeral will be held to
morrow and burial will take place at
Oakwood cemetery. -
METHORIST PHILATHEA BAZAAR
- The annual bazaar of the Philathca
class of the First Methdist church
is being held today and .tomorrow in
the Kiwanis hall. The young women
are offering for sab, an unusually at
tractive line of gifts or Christmas
and for the home. A delicious; supper
will be served this evening and tomor
row evening. Adv.
4 The Hickory high school boys will
play Rutherford College boys here to
night and the local girls will moot the
Granite falls girls. The games will
be played in the armory at S o'clock.
Both teams are playing well and larc
crowds enjoy the sport.
Funny things, the law of this country-
Although prize-fights are allow-,
ed, a federal law prohibits inter-state
transportation of films; but bull
fights are not sanctioned anywhere
in the country, yet it is perfectly le
gitimate to show movies of them.
Philadelphia Inquirer.
IAI HOOPING COUGH
1 IS? No "cure" but helps to re-
V W duce paroxysms of coughing,
r VapoRub
OiXT 17 Million Jan Used Ycuk
ONLY SEVEN MORE DAYS FOR YOUR
Christmas
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Citizens of Hickory and . .surrouhding . country .. .
wHbwish'fQobt '
a Ford coi&'fe' a'Pdrcl sedan, a; Ford truck or a-fordson
wacior, snouiu promptly communicate wiin tne,;
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Authorized Ford Dealers
Newton, N.C.
Call us on long distance, write, or wire us, and
one of our representatives will promptly come to see you.
While there is a greater demand for Ford cars of all
types than can be supplied for another 30 or 60 days
WE ARE IN POSITION TO TAKE CARE OF YOU
IMMEDIATELY. ; ;
Through Efficient Service and Courteous Treatment
We hope to gain and hold your patrortage.
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R. LEE HEWITT or F; G. DEATON
Newton Phone 78 Hickory Phone 377
Cars Stored at Johnspn's Garage :
; 10th Ave., Hickory, N. C. ; tv
A box supper will be given at the
Barger school house next Tuesday,
night at 7:30. The public is invited.
Mrs. J. E. Gregory and daughter,
Ala Katharine, arrived ' today from
Charlotte to spend the holidays with
her parents,' Mr. and Mrs. N. G. Deal.
. Mrs. Fred Murphy, who has been
seriously ill at her. home .on Eighth
street, -was reported as some -better
today. .
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''Lenoir College closed today for the
Christmas holidays, and the students
left for their various homes. The spring
term will begin on, January 3
Mrs. F. F. Moorel and daughter.
Alice Bolyn, arrived -yesterday from.
vv eiaon to sipend the i holidays with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. P.
Bolch. , - f . ; - -
Miss Alice Lyerlv. arrived home last
night from Salem Collee'e to snend
Ithe holiday- season with her . pai'ents,
Mr. and Mrs. . wailcer Lyerly. , -
A short business session of the Busi-
ness and Prof essional ' Women's club
will be held this; evening at 7:30 o'clock
in the ButtercupijTea, room.
: Ot" -"-'v..'-:
. Miss Virginia Miller of the 'Hieh
school faculty left Wednesday for her
home m Rock .Hill.'. Miss Miller will
spend the holidays at her home recup
erating from an attack of influenza.
. .Mrs. J. iC. Healan' and three chil
dren were guests last nio-ht of Mr.
and Mrs. John , W. Moose,- stopoing
over on their return to Cleveland,
Ohio, from Lenoir where they have
been visiting for the past few months.
Mrs. W. C. Pettus returned to her
home in Wilson today after being the
guest for several days of her sister,
Mrs. J. A. Martin. Miss Frank Mar
tin accompanied her home for a visit
of several days.
Mr. J. F. Click lias received a letter
from his son, Francis Click of Oma
ha, Neb., announcing, the death of his
son-'a few' hours, alter its birth. Mrs
Click? was ; reported doing well in a
nosprtai.
Mr. Frank Link; of Salisbury is a
visitor in the city. ' ,
BEENSKY-FISHER
A niamage of much interest to
their many friends took place yester
day afternoon at 'Newton when Miss
Gladyes Fisher of Hickory became
the bride of Mr. George A. Beensky
of Washington, D. C. Dr. J. C. Grier,
pastor of the Newton Presbyterian
church officiated in the presence of a
few friends. . ; . , -
After the- ceremony ; : the young
couple took the evening train for
Salisbury, going from there to Wash
ington where they will spend ; their
honeymoon. -.? ? : ,
Tne' bride. is the youngest daughter
of jr; J. K. Fisher and is an -attrae-v
tive: young woman of charm and ac
complishment.. She is quite popular
here; among a wide circle of .rien,d:;. '
b or several months . Mr. . Beensky
has been in the government "'. hospitfc'i
at Oteen but received -his discharge
last-week, after having completed the
cure1. Mr. Beensky served his. country
overseas and was badly wounded in
one of the hardest fought battles. He
is a splendid youTig man and com
mands a host of friends.
On their return from Washington
they will make their home with the
bride's father. Mr.. Beensky will en
gage in business here."
GIFTS THAT CAN BE WORN OR PUT
INTO PRACTICAL USE ARE
ALWAYS APPRECIATED
A Few Suggestions
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HANDKERCHIEFS Fine 'Swisses,, hand jem- r to d A A each
broidered linens, etc, P1U
BOXED NECKWEAR Bertha Collars and ?ft to j C A each
Bramley Sets. New novelies $LtJiJ
' SILK HOSIERY Any color, many qualities, CA to o PA pair
boxed if you wish -J Vyi
KID GLOVES All colors and many dV A A to PA pair
styles. In pretty boxes " ,plvll. Pt.IU
SILK. PARASOLS Many beautiful colors, beautiful handles, for
- cr.!?: !....... - $3.50.to $15.00
' SILK UNDERWEAR Carnisolec,. Gown's Teddys, Bloomers, dif-
SSa,,:; , .SLOO 10 $4.95 Kieh
t0 $7.50 cat"1
BATH ROBES For ladies and children
Corduroy and Beacon Rones..
"JIFFION" APRONS For tea or house use, beautiful styles and
.,i:cvl:.l $1.00 "'$3.75
COSTUME JEWELRY Beautifuliv -boxed,' Bar Pins, Barrettes,
Waist Pins, Bracelets, Scarf Pins, Cuff CA - and $1 A A Special
Links, Beads, Etc JUC ?i.UU
TOWEL SETS Large towel, guest 1' Aft to $3 00 Set
Towel and Wash Cloths. Boxed .. tpJ.UU
LINEN TOWELS Both regular and - -A to CA each
guest sizes. New designs. Boxod "L' & lOV
WITH MRS. SHUFORD
There will be a box supper at the
Lail School Saturday night, December
16. The proceeds will go for the bene
fit of the school. The public is invited
1b6i!-ldjaie and help make it a success.
; Miss ; Rosa Thornburg, Mrs. Perry
Smyre and Miss Edith Whitener are
the "teachers. J , -.1,-1 e,
A "very delightful meeting of -the
Do As You Please club was held yes
terday afternoon with Mrs. Harold
Sbuford on Sixteenth' street.
The hostess received her guests in
the music room which was prettily
decorated , with bowls of fragrant nar
cissus. The usual business routine oc
cupied the first of the meeting after
which the hostess presented her book,
"Robin" by Burnett. In a review . of
charm and interest, the hostess pic
tured thesmost important phases of
the book which, deals principally with
the titled heads of England and with
incidents which are outstanding just
prior , to England -s plunge into the
great war and during the '.conflict.
Seme facts were also related concern
ing the author. i ,
A social half hour followed the lit
erary program : which was featured
by; the serving of a dainty ;luncheori in
two courses. Adding much to the pleas
ure of the meeting was the presence of
two visitors, Mrs. Carroll Bost, Jr., and
Mrs, Mi L. Bohck. Mementoes of the
occasion were poinsettias which. were
suggestive of the approaching yule
tidp. '
Mrs. Chas. Menzies, Jr., will be Hos
tess at the next meeting which will
be held next Thursday afternoon when
the club will haye the Christmas pro
gram. , , 'vn'
IVORY NOVELTIES Brushes ; Combs, d.-J A A to fi C A eacn
Trays; Hair Receivers, Bud. Jloldersy Etc. $ 1 vv -. :J) liJU
BED ROOM S UPPERS Satin, Felt and A A to d0 CAP3'1'
Kid. Twelve different colors . VVt P.tlV
CARRIAGE ROBES Pink and blue in OC to d4 A A each
different patterns O JC P.UU
INFANTS KNIT NOVELTIES Bootees, Gloves, Caps Hoods,
Toques, Sweaters, ' ' ?C- to 00 e
Saques, Etc i tOC . tJJ.yV
MANY MORE ON DISPLAY
Thompson-West Company
"THE LADIES STORE"
In Temporary Home
HICKORY INSURANCE & REALTY CO
. General Insurance and BonHo
OQc between First National and Southern Public Utilities Co.
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