We are now making as high grade Overalls as
are made anywhere and we are selling them for
less money than the same grade of goods can be
procured elsewhere. We ask the merchants far
and near to let us prove the truth of this assertion
to them. We hope no rrerchant w'll come to Le
tt ir without calling on us. We know we have as
good overalls as he can find and that we can save
him money on them.
W hen we organized this business we knew we
could make it prove a boon to the merchants of this
section. .We'knew that the cost of manufacturing
is sue h that by selling direct to the merchants .we
could ma"ke these gepds cest them less than the
products of any house selling tnrough jobbers. We
have proved this idea to be correct. We have done
but very little drumming,' and yet the demand for
our goods has been greater then we could supply.
Hickory R: F. D. 1. News.
Mr. Claude B, Baker, "of Spar
tanburg, S, C. t is spending his
vacation with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Pinkney Baker.
Prof. Anderson Weaver, of Le
noir, spent Saturday and Sun
day with Dr. Foard's.
Mrs. Willis, of Cleveland coun
ty, is visiting'her mother, Mrs.
Matt Stallings.
Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Whitener,
of Hickory, spent last Wednes
day with Mrs. Addie Ramseur.
James Anderson who has been
visiting Obe Ramseur, has re
turned to his home in Statesville.
Will R. Porter, of Belwood,
was in Jugtown last week.
Messrs. D. M. Boyd, of Mai
den, and C. M. McCorkle, of
Newton, were in this vicinity
several days of last we«k.
' Mr. and Mrs. Gus Houser, of
Cherryville, are visiting Mrs.
Wood.
Mr. and Mrs. ( C, C. Bost, of
Hickory, visited relatives in this
section last Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fayette Ford, of
Clover, S. C., have been visiting
at Mr. Miles Huffman's.
The Plateau M. E. church was
dedicated last Sunday. Rev. R.
M. Hoyle, -of Shelby, held the
dedication service. He preached
a most able sermon.
Rev. J. F. Armstrong and wife
of McAdenville, spent Saturday
and Sunday with friends in this
section.
Mr. Tqm Cline, of Charlotte,
has been spending several days
with his friend, Frank 0. Foard.
Miss Frankie Wood, of Lin
colnton, is visiting her sister,
Miss Kate.
Invitations to the marriage o£
Miss Vashti Gantt to Mr. Clay
ton Peeler are out; the marriage
will occur Aug. 15. Miss Gantt
is one of Cleveland county's fair
est daughters, and is widely
known throughout this country
as well as the entire state. She
is the only daughter of Mrs. M.
P. Gantt, of Belwood. She has
visited in this section quite of
ten and her many friends here
Eagle Overalls, the Overalls That Lasts.
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Lenoir Clothing Company.
A CHANCE FOR MERCHANTS TO SAVE MONEY
LENOIR CLOTHING GDMPfINU, Lenoir, N. B.
are anxiously waiting the mar
riage. Mr. Peeler is also known
in this county, being quite *
prominent business man of Bel
wood and Shelby. •
It's a Business Proposition.
And it came to pass after he
had advertised his goods, there
came unto him great multitudes
from all the regions round about
and did buy of him. And when
his competitors saw it they mar
veled among themselves, saying:
"How be it that this man is busy
while we k>ai idle about our
doors?" And he spake unto
them: "In this fast age of push
and bustle it is easir for a camel
to enter the eye of a needle than
for a man to flourish without ad
vertising. '' —LaGrange Sentinel.
Wise Merchants,
Will a merchant who is wise
ever cease to advertise? Yes—
when the trees grow upside
down; when.the beggar wears a
crown; when ice forms on the
sun; when the sparrow weighs a
ton; when gold dollars get too
cheap; when women, secrets
keep; when a fish forgets to
swim; when Satan sings a hymn;
when girls go back on gum;
when the small boy hates a
drum; when no politician
schemes; when mince pie makes
pleasant dreams; when its fun to
break a tooth; when all lawyers
tell the truth; when cold water
makes you drunk; when you love
tfi smelVa skunk; when the drum
mer has no brass—when these
things all come to pass; then the
man that's wise will neglect to
advertise
tiatuially.
De Style—"Has any of your
Tamilp gone away for the sum
mer?"
Gunbusta— "Gnly the cook. "
The man who gets mad at what
the newspaper says about him
should return thanks three times
; a day for what the newspaper
knew about him and suppressed.
Even the girl's father might
overlook a young man's short
comings if it wasn't for his long
stayings.
How much better it is to take
the brambles out of the path of
your friend than to add thorns
to wound his feet
It is a poor excuse of an old
hen, if permitted to run loose in
town, that cannot make at lea:: t
one enemy out of a good neigh
bor.
We want to know when you
have friends in to eat "chicken
dinner" or to visit you. It 's
such items of news that makes
the local page of your home pa
per interesting.
Dinner was served to thirty
guests at Mr. Solomom Honey
cutt's, R. F. D. 1, on last Wed
nesday. This was a celebration
of his 81st birthday. Mr. Honey
outt is a well known corn raiser
of Catawba county.
An editor in Kansas has dis
covered how to tell a man's poli
tics. Get him into a hotel wash
room. The Democrats will wash
and empty the basin; the Repub
lican will wash Snd leave the wa
ter standing; the Prohibitionist
will wash in the water left by
the Republican, and the Populist
will comb his whiskers and not
wash at all.—Ex.
The editor sat in his office
whence all but him had fled, and
he wished that every last dead
beat was' in his grave—stone
dead. His mind then wandered
far away to the time when he
should die, and his royal'editorial
soul go scooting to the sky;when
he'd roam the fields of paradise
and sail o'er Jasper seas and all
things glorious would combine
his every sense to please. He
thought -how then he'a look
across the great gulf dark and
drear," that'll yawn between his
happy soul and those who swin
dled here, and when water
they would call, and in agony
they'd caper, he'd shout to them:
"Just quench your thirst with
the due that's on your paper."
THERE MI ST HE A REASON WHEN A NEW
KNTEItPRJSE SUCCEEDS THR* WAV!
We now have~SOM ETHING NEW— Soir ething
letter than we have ever offered before. We are
making a dollar overall now that we believe to b»
the best thing of the kind that we have ever seen.
Anyway it has aroused much interest where it has
been shown. • And one of the interesting" things
about it is that we sell it about fifty cents less in the
dozen than such goods can be bvnght of any j bber
Our goods are as we represent them. If any
mei chant fails to find them so, we will take them
back and neAer»ay a wprd.
We expect to make this business one of the
est in this section of the country. Just now we
are running eighteen machines. In a Jew d- ys we
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P.' A. MILLER'S
Street Carriage!
Is at your command
and in the business to stay. Call
phone 44, McComb Bros., Willis'
Cafe, or Central Hotel, and the
carriage will come.
Eckard and Fox
Opened in new building on
College street.
Full line of Fancy Groceries.
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Meals at all hours.
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The Rev. J. 6. Warren, pastor of
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Old maids would he scorce and hard to
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NOTICE.
Valuable Land, and Fine Water
Power for Sale.
The undersigned will offer for sale
for casli to the highest bidder from the
steps of the First National Bank, Hick
ory, North Carolina, on first day of Sep
tember, 1906. two lots of land in Cataw
ba county, adjoining the lands of Eli
Whitener and others, on Henry's Fork
rive*, and known as the Whitener and
Seitz mill property.
Fir3t tract; beginning at a rock on the
river and runs "N. IS degrees W.
48 poles to a stake and pointers on
Whisenant's line;"* thence with said
Wliisenant'sline N. 83 degrees, W. 24
poles to the river bank; thence with the :
meanderings of the river to the begin
ning, containing four acres more or less.
Second tract; adjoining the first, be
ginning at a black oak on Whisenant's
line and runs thence with sai4 line E. 13
poles to a pine; thence S. 44 poles to a
rock on the over bank; on the begin
ning corner between G. M. jWhitener
and D. H. Wliisenant; thence with a line
of said Whitener and Whisenant to the
beginning N. 15 degrees, W. 48 poles
containing two acres more or less. Up
on the lotter tract there is a large dwell
ing house.
At same time and place we will offer
for sale some mill machinery, etc.
Merchants and Farmers National
Bank of Charlotte, N. C,
PETER R. VODER,
Hickory, N. C.
Witherspcon & Witherspoon, Attys. _
Willie miming ln about two weeks
a company wUI be organized, and we expect 10
soon run sixty to seventy-five machines.
RIGHT NOW.we need six good hands to sew..
Will need tea mofe in a few days. Expect to need*
fort} or fifty more right soon. Will pao three dol
lars to six dollars per week. GIRLS WHO WANT
TO WORK HAD BETTER APPLY AT ONCE.
The demand for una goods is great, and it will
be sometime before onr salesman will get around
to see all the merchants of this section. So we will
say to th m that if they will call on ns at the fac
tory, we will treat them right .and. make them glad
the}- came.
Names of Stockholders of the company to be or
ganized: Henry Daab, Mgr., John Daab, A. B.
Daab, Michael Daab, Frank Daab and Charley
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Bunions,. Ingrowing Nails, Swollen and
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Lumber Wanted.
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450,000' 3xlB 16' long
500,000' 4xB 16' long.
1,500 pieces Bvl4 12£' long.
1,000 pieces 10x16 25' long.
Delivered during the next six
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Hickory Lutneran Churcfc.
Gentlemen:
We want to donate some L. & M.
Paint to your church whenever they
paint.
The largest Methodist church in
Georgia expected to use 10Q gallons of
the usual.kind of paint, they oftlv used
32 gallons L. & M. mixed With 24
gallons Linseed Oil.
It costs less to paint a house with
L. & M. than with other paint, be
cause painter mixes Linseed Oil fresh
\ from the hanell at 60 cents a gallon
with L. & M., and doesn't pay f 1.50
per gallon for Linseed Oil as .done if
ready-for-use paint is used. Alio be
cause the L. & M. Zinc hardens the
L. & M. White Lead and makes the
paint wear like iron.
Actual cost L. &M. about 91.20
per gallon.
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