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THE ONE SURE WAY •w'-.'v , - . \ to have money is to save it. The one sure way to save it is by depositing it in a responsible bank. You will then be exempt from the. annoyance of having it burn holes in your pockets, and aside from the fact that your mojfty will be safe fiom theft, the habit of saving tends to the establishment of thrift, economy, discipline and a general under standing uf business principals essential to your success. To tlio.se wishing to establish relations with a Si..fe, strong bank, we heartily extend our services. The First i National Bank of Hickory Capital and Surplus, N. C. $230,000.00 I Local and Personal! * $ vVVV W J. W. Blackwelder spent Sun day at Catawba. Old newspapers for sale at the Democrat office. Hon. M. H. Yount spent Thurs day in Charlotte. John Murphy took in the fair at Charlotte this week. Tom Newland, Mayor 1 of Le noir, was here Monday. Mrs. A. L. Williamson of Mon treat visited her cousin, Mrs. H. M. Doll. Mrs. Will Menzies 3pent Sun day at Davidson College return' ing Monday. Misses Pauline and Nannie Phillips spent Sunday in Hickory with relatives. Mrs. Will Self and little son, of Lenoir spent a part of last week in the city. Dr. J. T. Johnson spent Sun day night in Connelly Springs on professional business. __ Mrs. J. E. Coulter and Miss Abernethy, of Connelly Springs, were here Saturday shopping. J. M. Lingle, of Hudson, was here Saturday and had us put his name on oar list as a subscri ber. Judge Council spent Monday in Salisbury on business. The Judge is spending this week at home. Miss Kathryn Smith of Char lotte spent a week with Mrs. W. L. Gilbert leaving for her home on Monday. J- W. Campbell has sold his residence on Bch Avenue to Mr. Stewart. His sister, Mrs. Hight will occupy it. Contractor Moser has a large force of hands working at the Reformed church this week. Joe Deal is foreman. Dr. McCready, of Ashevilie, and Miss Flora Caison, of Lenoir, were the guests of Rev. and Mrs. J. S. Moody tnis week. Mrs. Edgar Poovey of Ruther ford college came down to attend the entertainment at Claremont College Monday night. Mr. and Mrs. Will Clinard and little daughter spent Sunday in Gastonia with her father Mr. J. E. Montague, proprietor of the Falls Hotel. Don't fail to see the play at Lenoir College tonight ~ C. M. McCorkle C. S., was here Wednesday on business. The mills and factories in Hick ory are running on full time. A number of Halloween par ties anre booked for Monday night jatftr Mrs. W. L. Abernethy has re turned from a visit to Charlotte. We are glad to George Haithcock on our streets this week. Donald Witherspoon, of New ton, was in the city this week on business. Miss Lillian Hahn has accept ed a position in Spartanburg, S. C. as milliner. Homes have been procured, we hear, for all the delegates • ex pected here for conference. S. E. Killian, Esq., has some fine apples on exhibition it the Charlotte fair this week. Printers ink will bring the business; watch the Hatcher Furniture Co., this week. ' Do your Xmas shopping early and it will pay your to patronize the merchants that use printers ink. Carl Miller took in the circus at Gastonia Monday night and the circus and fair at Charlotte Tuesday. There will be court in Newton next week with Judge Council presiding. The dockets this term will be small. A great many of our people attended the Charlotte fair this week—so many that we can't name them all. It seems as cupid has some good prospects in Hickory. Mad am rumor has it, three couples for Noyember. Mrs. S. F. Watson is expected to return to the city soon from Oklahoma. Her many friends will welcome her. . Mr. Lafayette Henkel, of Le noir, and Mr. Dave Craig, of Statesville,- were in the city this week on business. A high grade first class min strel at Lenoir College tonight, Oct 28th. Everybody should see it. Admission 25 cents. Mrs. Walter Hahn, we are glai to hear, is still improving, I and her friends are gettirg very ' hopeful of her recovery. | Several of the Baptist brethren attended the Association at Cor inth dnjrch' 12 miles South of Hickory, this week. The excitement in our city has shifted from fox hunting to buy ing and-building large cotton mills —a big improvement. D. W- Holder will move his family to Greensboro this week. Mr. Holder has a position, and has been there for several months. Dont fail to secure a free tick et on the 2-flue Laurel Range given away at our store' Saturday at 3p. m* Hatcher Furniture Co. A. L. Lhuford went out west on a prospecting tour and came back in a week. Adrian cannot , stay away from Hickory long. Master Roy Rutherford, of Rutherford College who has been visiting his aunt, Mrs. George Hawn, returned home Sunday. While it is said there are sev eral vacant cottages or residences in town, yet there are as many, if not more new ones going up. Joshua Simpkins played at the opera house Tuesday night. They had a fairly good audience and the play was very well presented Don't fail to secure a free tick et on the 2-flue Laurel Range given away at our store Saturday at 3 p. m. Hatcher Furniture Co. j The first real killing frost this fall was Sunday morning. In fact, it was a freeze. Some re ported ice one-eighth of an inch thick. Mr. Riddle, of Clover, S. C., visited his sister, Mrs. Gray, on Claremont Heights and took in the entertainment at Claremont Monday night. Mrs. Annie Graham Anthony and sister, Miss Mary Ed Scott, of Mebane, returned home Wed nesday after spending a week here with relatives. Don't fail to see Hatcher's Demonstration of Ranges. They are the best yet. Call, in and get a cup of coffee and lunch that he is serving this week only. Mrs. Guy Cline and children visited relatives in Bridgewater last week. Mr. Cline went UD and joined them Saturday, and came home with them Monday. The people are housing their sweet potatoes with a rush. The Saturday and cold Sunday caught much of the crop yet in the field, and many potatoes already dug, and in piles. Miss Minnie Reinhardt, of Newton, spent Sunday as a guest of Miss Sarah Wilson,- of Clare mont college. Miss Reinhardt remained for the Monday Even ing Entertainment at the college. Mrs. A. C Link and daughter, Mrs. G. E. Bisenar, are in Col umbia. S. C., by the bedside of their son and brother, Clarence Link, who is very ill there in the hospital with something like Pel lagra. The bid of Mr. J. A. Martin of Hickory, for the Elk Mountain cotton mill was cofirmed in Bun combe Superior Court. The mill is in the hands of a receiver, and Mr. Martin offered $144,000 for the property. Miss Precious Hahn has re turned from Rutherford college where she attended a reception given by Mr. and Mrs. P. M. Rutherford in honor of their 15th wedding anniversary. We had quite a wind, rain and hail storm last Saturday even ing about 3 o'clock. Before. the cloud came we had a strong South wind. After the storm the wind blew up cold from the North and continued up in the night. Stone & Barringer Company, publishers, of Charlotte, for a copy of "In Love's Domain," a book of verse by H. E. Harman. The volume is very attractive and contains a number of poems of exquisite workmanship. Ev erybook lover shouid see a copy of this book. ij ; and Mrs. F. Forthman, of •'Waynesboro, Pa., who have been :j visiting their daughter, Mrs. Dr. Shu ford, returned to their home j Thursday. The South Fork Association which met at Corinth this week was well attended and was very j interesting. Maj. W. A. Gra ham was moderator, and Rev. [ W. R. Bradshaw's speech on State missions was one of the ablest speeches of the meeting. • Died at her home near Penelo pe, Wednesday evening, of can cer of the breast, Mrs, B. Fry. Mrs. Fry is a sister of A. C. Link and Mrs. A. F. Abernethy! of this city. She was buried at ' Aroey's chapel Thursday even ing. - i For Sale —1 good mule, 1 bay mare, 1 two-horse wagon, 1 buggy and harness, 1 carriage and harness, plows, fodder, tops, and hay, 25 goats." All at low prices for quick sale. W. H. 1 Nicholson. Subscribe for The Democrat Children Cry FOR FLETCHER'S CASTORI A THE GREATST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED IN iiSnrh firaHo Watrhoc ni&lluldue if dlUlPo zr-- 7 Jewel Elgin I h @ | 7 Jewel Elgin S. B, & B. Nickel S H >BSize I'M E P 20 year 6oid Filled Gase $3.95 $8.95 E r - iT F -1686 Q " '-■ * Our MnvprriAnh are aU of the lateßt models, fresh and 3 new from the factory, cut ex- VStll iTIUYCIIICUId expansion balance wheel, lever escapement, breguet hair spring, stem wind and stem set, fine enamel dial and highly polished and finished throughout. 7 Jewel 16 Cwp P Jewel 18 Size Elgin T Size Elgin S. B. &B. Nickel Gase " ° S. B. &B. Nickel Case $5.85 m $6.85 -1756 , - A|-„ coc We handle nothing but cases made by reliable manufacturers and of the latest and \J itr vaouo* newest designs in plain, engraved or engine tvrned, and each and every case is stamped with the guarantee of the maker. Ladies'. Watches, F 6 Size 7 Jewel El- Elgin or Waltham, p O gin or Waltham, 20 20 year Gold Filled j R year Gold „ Filled $9.95 3 flp I(8.85 You like to save money do you not? Certainly you do. Then why pay from si.oo to SIO.OO more for a watch than we would charge you for the same watch. We carry all the leading makes of American watches—Elgin, Waltham, Rockford, South Bend, Hamilton, Howard, Illinois. Also most all the cheaper grades. Some one may tell you we can't sell you watches as cheap as the prices we have given above, but bring this ad. in with you and call for the watch you want at the price advertised; you'll get it all right. We also carry a full and complete lineof standard jewelry, silver ware, cut glass, China, leather goods, clocks, etc. Come in. We are always glad to show goods and give prices. MACE & RHODES, JEWELERS AND OPTICIANS. FOR CONSTIPATION. — i A Medicine that Does Not Cost Anything Unless It Gives Satisfactory . Relief. If you suffer from constipation in any form whatever, acute or chronic, we will guarantee to supply you medicine that we hon estly believe will effect perma nent relief if taken with regular ity and according to directions for a reasonable length of time. Should the medicine fail to ben efit you to your entire satisfaction we promise that it shall cost you nothing. No other remedy can be com pared with Rexall Orderlies for the easy, pleasant and success ful treatment of constipation, The active medicinal ingredient of this remedy, which is odorless tasteless and colorless, is an en tirely new discovery. Combined with other valuable ingredients, it forms a preparation which is comparable as a perfect bowel regulator, intestinal invigorator and strengthener. Rexall Or derlies are eaten like candy, and are notable for their gentle and agreeable action. They do not € ft eat oil roccavfteience* jfctil una? I e :taken ,uri nig&t. Jj-LiUliji Jiii j itJ i?3vsij i»i*3Jt.S« We Rexall Opdeilfes Xov&btbtaekand for cause they do QQt > (fCoataan. = thing injurious;!li/XJtolike^other,. preparation, they create, i a habit, but instead theyu over-ci come the habits acqu'red through . the use of ordinary laxatives* a and harsh physic, and remove the causes of constipation or i?-' 1 regular bowel acMon that are not of surgical variety, We want you to try Rexall Or derlies at our risk. We know of nothing that will do you so much good. They are prepared in tab let form in two sizes: 36 tablets 25 cents, and 12 tablets 10 cents. Remember you can obtain Rexall Remedies in Hickory only at our store,—The Rexall Store. The W. S, Martin Drug Co, I CHICHESTER S PILLS , FUto taju* A V Jp yeare known as Best, Safest, Always ReUabl* , SOU) BY DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE J 1 chances,ace tawifiiisuc-* eed in anything he feels capable - *}£ sweeping out the* dftteerif done"" is ; t SA possession of which is -ai. guarantee of attaining tft'e'desir- 1 Md end. He who can" get in u t tie npokrftWcßtffei£ v Wifti his Ajgi ly} Ul' , T.i'l i i: room is bound to keep elean Afcu. i tle~wilt "attend strictly to tl e - mdSft'foirftke l &i*aH H &nd' * hi s mains o| 7 mUnmsfr o> M luu Theytell. the. s a t W y eft f, „ man who came into the office of a Philadelphia newspaper aiid asked for a job. iJ Jsr ' ni "What can you do?* fcu deifi&ftd!-' u ed the person in charge.' / \ "Oh, X can-either sweep your office or edit your paper," replied the boy with unoff ended pleas- v antry. "ihen go ahead and sweep the office,,' returned the other. That was ten years ago and to day that young man, who was both willing to sweep and sweep well is editor of the newspaper.— Selected.
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