News of
Newness
New Rings and Brooches.
New Watches.
New Clocks.
New Cut Glass and Silverware.
And not only are 'he goods
new —but so are the designs
and patterns.
Besides, we show variety in
plenty and REAL WORTH in
everything
So we print a broad invitation
to all to visit us —'not neces
sarily to buy, you know,' but
TO SEE.
We like to have the chance to
acquaint you with the facts
about our goods, and it isn t
possible to do this in an ad.
So call.
J. 0. Rhodes
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4. LOCAL AND PERSONAL.
Mr. Geo. Deitz spent Sunday
in Charlotte.
Mr. Walker Lyerly spent Sun
day in the city.
A. W. Cline of Newton was i
the city Tuesday.
Mr. J. L. Henderson went t.
Marion yesterday.
Miss Louise Allen is spending
some time in Charlotte.
Mr. Loyd Suttlemyre was r
Hickory visitor Sunday.
Miss Nita Sigmon of Nebo was
a visitor here last week.
Miss Lina Ivey of Lenoir was a
Hickory visitor last week.
Horn to Mr. and Mrs. Dave Is
anhour a fine boy, Tuesday.
Mr. J. H. Euwing, of Atlan'p,
Ga. is visiting relatives here.
Mrs. C. H. Throneburg of Hue -
son was in our city last week.
Mr. A. A. Whitener went tc
Winston Tuesday on business.
Misses Mary and Coline Munro
went to Statesville Wednesday
Master Tracy Council of Boone
has been visiting relatives here.
Miss Miriam Whitener is visit
ing friends in Winston this week.
Mr. R. P. Bowles, of Durant,
Oklahoma, is visiting relatives
here.
Mr. Walton of Statesville ha
accepted a position at the freight
depot.
Mr. Fred Bryson visited Mr
and Mrs. W. J. Bowman at Nebo
last week.
Miss Gertrude Hall of Lenoi
visited Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Ha),
last week.
Messrs, C, W. and E. B. Ell
ington went to Ashev ill*
Wednesday.
Miss Bessie McComb is spend
ing some time in Charlotte visit
ing friends.
Mrs. J. E. Cline is visitirp
her cousin, Mr. U. L.
of Taylorsville.
Rev. M. L Stirewalt will preac'
in Holy Trinity, Sunday, bott
morning and evening.
Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Bost ar.
spending several aavs at Catawb.
visiting friends there.
Mr. E. L, Flowers left Monday
for Nashville, Tenn., to attem
Govemment demonstration.
Mrs. J. H. Cutter and childret
of Charlotte are the guests of Mr.
and Mrs, John M. Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Geitner ant'
son, Clement, spent a week witl
Mrs. Dr. Russell in Asheville.
J. A. Hudson Jr., of Kinston.
N. C„ is spending some time witt
his sister, Mrs. E. A. Herman.
Misses Elizabeth and Evelyr
Bcyd, of Gastonia, are visiting
their grandmother, Mrs. Harbin
Mrs. Emma Taylor will leav*
Saturday for Blowing Rock. Sh«
will have charge of Blowing Rocl
hotel.
Miss Vivian Deal is taking hei
vacatian. Miss Ora Sublett hat
her place at Umstead's 5 & 10c
store.
Mrs. Walter Martin of Cantor,
N. C., is spending some time in
the city visiting relatives anc
friends.
Mrs. J. F. Allen and daughter,
Miss Catherine, returned home
Monday after an extended visit to
Charlotte.
Mrs, J. J. Hefner and children
have returned home, after spend
ing a week with her mother at
Morganton.
Jno. W. Ballew has been ap
pointed by the mayor and alder
men superintendent of the city
water works,
Mrs. Walker Lyerly and child
ren, of Bridgewater, are visiting
her father and mother, Mr. and
Mrs. Dolph Abernethy,
Mrs. P. A. Owen and children,
of Mt. Airy have returned home,
aftersvisiting her mother. Mrs
Pink Rockett, who is ill,
Mrs. W. L. Gilbert, who has
been spending some time in the
city visiting triends, returned to
her home in Charlotte yesterday.
Mr. Todd L, Cook, of Globe
Caldwell Co., spent Saturday
and Sunday with his brother,
Re T. W. N. Cook, in West Hick
ory.
Messrs. A. A. Whitener and
R. L. Hefner are attending the
.-nesting of the Slate Grand
Lolgeof Pythians in Winston
this week.
Penny Bros, were well pleas
ed with tneir lot sale at Oaklano
Heights Friday. The total
amount received for lots was
over $4,000.
Mr, H. L. Yoder started to
Greenville, S. C., Saturday, and
g»t into the C. & N. W. wreck
ni came back and went byway
jf Ashevi le to Greenville.
Mrs. George H. King and her
granddaughter, Miss Catharine
Gitner, 01 Charlotte, have return
name alter visiting Mrs. King s
ixughter, Mrs. John M. Steph
ens.
Rev. J.H. Wannemacher leaves
Saturday for Liberty, N. C.. in
ie interest of the Lutheran
C lurches there and vicinity. He
'pturns to the city Monday eve
ning.
There will be preaching at the
Eoiscopal Church next Sunday
morning and evening by Rector
3-roup irom New York, who has
oeen chosen to fill the pulpit re
cently vacated.
Ihe many friends of Mr. Au
burn Setzer are glad to welcome
him home. He has been attend
ing the Missionary Training
School in Nashville, Tenn., pre
paring to go to Africa.
Mr. George Lyerly took the fol
'•wing young people to Newton
\londay night: Mi»s Wix, Grace
Patrick, Janie Lyerly, John Hen
lerson and Connelly Gamble.
They report an enjoyed trip.
Mr. J. W. Blackwelder left
Monday for Asheville Sanatarium
for treatment. Mr. Blackwelder
has suffered with rheumatism for
some time. We hope he will be
greatly benefited by the treatment.
Misses Francis and Rosalie Dix
on have returned home after visit
ing the family of Mr. and Mrs
Crane of Atlanta, Ga. They at
tended the General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church while
there.
The many friends of John Hen
ierson are glad to see him home
again. He passed his examina
tion in pharmacy at Newbern last
.vetk. John is one of Hickory's
best buys and we are glad he
succeeded in getting his diploma.
As Southern passenger train
No. 36 was nearing the city on
last Sunday evening it was dis
covered that one of the day
coacnes was on fire. The train
was running over six hours late
and tne coach had caught from
a hot box. The fire department
.vas called out to extinguish the
flimes.
The tent meeting couducted
by Rev. C. M. Erwin, in High
.nd, came to a close last week,
f Mere were about 20 professions
)f faith, 16 apniied for baptism,
tnd 12 j ined the congregation
by letter. Mr. Erwin was as
sisted in the meeting by Rev. J.
L). Harte, pastor of the First
Baptist church.
Tue Woodmen lodge of this
city, assisted by the Brookfora
Camn. held memorial exercise
in Oakwood cemetery Sunday
aiternoon. The graves of thei
leceased members were decorat
ed with flowers. Hon. W. C
Feimster, of Newton, made th'
principal address. Short talk,
were made by several member:
if the local lodge.
Longview Items.
Mr. H, Fulbright is real sick
at his home with typhoid fever.
Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jones
\bernetiiy in Burke county, on
YUy 30th, a twelve and a halt
pound boy.
The Methodist had communion
at their church last Sunday. The
□residing elder, Rev. L. T. Mann
or^ached.
A good crowd attended the
baptising at the South Fork river
Sunday.
The farmers are talking about
cutting their wheat.
Mr. Eugene H. Abee, who has
been at work in Edgemont fo:
the past month, returned home
last Saturday.
Mis 3 Jane Holler is here from
Catfish, visiting her neice, Mrs.
H. Fulbright. THE KID.
Most Children Have Worms
Many mothers think their children
are suSering from indigestion, head
ache, nervousness, weakness, costive
ness, when they are victims of that
most common of all children's ail
ments—worms, Peevish, ill-tempered,
fretful children, who toss ana grind
their teeth, with bad breath and colicky
pains, have all the symptoms of having
worms, and should be given Kickapoo
Worm Killer, a pleasant candy lozenge,
which expels worms, regulates the
bowels, tones up the system, and
makes children well and happy. Kick
apoo Worm KUler is guaranteed. All
druggists, or by mail. Price 25c.
Kickapoo Indian Medicine Co, Phil
adelph a and St Louis. C. M. Shuford
Moser & Lutz and Grimes Drus Stot&»
Granite Falls Items.
Granite Fall, N. C., June 9.
The recent heavy rains are set
ting the farmers T)ack with their
work. , ,
Fire felt good last evening,
there being a considerable drop
in the temperature from noon
until night. ,
Mr. L). H. Warlick, who ha?
been on the sick list, is improv
ing.
The drug store has been over
hauled and repainted and is
about ready for use again, which
will be in a few days.
Mis 9 Maude Minish, of Lenoir,
was the guest of Miss Ginia
Payne over Sunday. .
Mrs. Burnett and Miss Louise
Burnett from Spartanburg, S.
C. and Miss Janie Lou Mc-
Dowell. of Hendersonville. are
the guests of Miss Nell Moore.
Mrs. Roberta McCall, of Chase
r.ity, V»., is visiting her father,
Mr. J. L. Hayes.
Box Primary for Hickory.
It seems to be a settled fact,
that Congressman Webb will
hold a primary for Hickory post
master. It seems to us that
after the primary at Mt. Holly,
Mr. Webb would be satisfied,
yet it seems there will have to
be a primary or something else
if we get a postmaster for Hick
ory. It has taken him longer to
appoint the postmarters in this
district than it did wilson to
fill the cabinet. No one
can see the need of a pri
mary, but if Mr. Webb is deter
mined to have it why is it he
does not have it and make the
appointment.
Married in Chester.
Mr. Wade V. Bowman, of this
city, was married to Miss Eliza
beth Dillingham, of Nashville,
Tenn., at the residence of Mrs.
S. J, Ferguson in Chester; S. C.,
on June 4th, Rev. J. C. Roper,
pastor of the Methodist church,
of Chester, officiating.
Miss Dillingham is well known
and popular in Chester, where
she has often visited. Mr. Bow
man is a son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
P. Bowman, of this city, and is a
well-known mail clerk on the
Carolina & Northwestern rail
road. After a short visit to Mr.
Bowman's parents, they will
make their home in Chester.
Governor Craig Will Convene Leg-
islature.
Asheville, June 9.—ln response
to a question from a Citizen rep
resentative tonight Governor
Craig, who arrived here this
afternoon for a month's rest, de
clared that a SDecial session of
the legislature will be called to
consider the freight question as
it affects this state. He said:
"There will be a special session
of the legislature. That haf
been contemplated ever since the
last session of the general assem
bly, and I will certainly take anv
proper action that may be neces
sary to secure for North Caro
lina fair treatment by the rail
roads. The people are deter
mined that they will no longer
suffer the injustice to which they
have been subjected for years
in the matter of freight rates,
and I will do all in my power to
aid them in this contest. With
fair treatment the cities and
towns of Njrth Carolina woulr
fcrow and prosper, and we ai e
going to have that treatment be
fjre long.*'
Mrs. Norris Hurt in Wreck.
-Mrs. J. F. Norris is suffering
i tense pain from injuries re
ceived in the wreck of the C. &
M. W. train near Maiden laet
Saturday. Mrs. Norris has beei
confined to her room ever since
I and it is feared she received in
ternal injury. We hope her a
speedy recovery.
Holy Trinity Lutheran Church.
Rev. J. H. Wanneniacher, pastor
Sunday School, 9:45 a. m.
Morning Service, 11 a. m.
Evening Service, 8 p. m.
The pastor being away, Rev.
M. L. Stirewalt will occupy the
pulpit at both services.
Accidents will happen, but the best
regulated families keep Dr. Thomas'
Eclectic Oil for such emergencies.
Two sizes 25 and 50c at all stores, adv
$lOO Reward, $lOO
The readers of this paper will be
pleasad to learn that there is at least
one dreaded disease that science lias
been able to cure in all its stages, and
that is Catarrh. Hall's Catarrh Cur
ls the only, positive cure now known to
the medical fraternity. Catarrh being
a constitution disease, requires a con
stitutional treatment. Hall's Catarrh
Cure is taken interna' ly, acting directly
upon the blood and mucous surfaces of
the system, thereby destroying the
foundation of the disease, and giving
the patient strength by building up
the constitution and assisting nature
In doing its work. The proprietors
have so much faith in its curative pow
ers that they offer One Hundred Dol
lare for any case that it fails to cure
Send for list of test itnonials.
Address F.J. Cheney & Co., Toledo,
Oliio. Sold by all druggists. 75c.
Take Hall's Family Pills for consti
pation.
Harsh physics react, weaken the
bowels, will lead the chronic consti
pation. Doan's Regulets operate
fcaaily, 3Sc a bo* at all stores, adv.
Sale of Property for
- TAX -
By virtue of power vested in me, and
"By order of the Board of County Com
missioners," I hereby advertise= fol
lowing real estate for sale for 1912 taxes.
Sale to be held at the court house door
in Newton, N. C , after the hour of 10
o'clock a. m., July 7th, 1913.
Any one seeing his or her property ad
vertised and finding an error t " erel "' I
respectfully icquested to communicate
the fact to Sheriff Hewitt, Newton, N.
C., at once. . . _ju«-
You can get vour icceipt by mailing
me or Sheriff Hewitt the amount oppo
site your name and 22c extra for cost o
advertising and postage. Respectfully,
R. L. HEWITT, Sheriff
Per J. P. BURNS, Dept. Sheriff.
Tax collector for Hickory township.
HICKORY TOWNSHIP, W HITE.
Abee I A 2 lots - * . A
Bollinger, Garland 1 lot
Bolin, E 1 lot
Brown, A J 1 lot ...
Brown, M L 7 acres
Cody, CRI lot f.ZI
Dellinger, W J 57 acres
Deitz, D S 21 acres
Deitz, Oliver C 1 lot balance J*>
Fox,J-M 120 acres "-'J
Fry, J Lee 24 1-2 acres 9.2-
Gilbert, John 48 acres
Green, 1 SI 10t....
Hefner. Jonn F 1 lot - ~
Kerr, Lt wis llot ~ - \
Kestler, Mrs ME 1 lot ---- 5.20
Killian, D P llot.. - 12.30
Lawrence, Mrs M E 2 lots ..* 3.V4
Lohr, S T 3 lots 1912-13 balance.. 10.19
Morrison & Hartley 1 lot --- 2.33
Mosteller, Luther 2 lots.. 2.93
Norris, J H3 acres
Sherrill, W A 16 acres. 10.61
Sigmon, Miss Maude 1 lot 3.91
Settlemvre, Mrs J L 1 10t... 2.60
Ward, T V 29 acres 7.53
Willis, J H 1 lot balance 6.89
Yoder, R M 30 acres 6.66
Yount, David 1 lot *2l
Lanier, I L 10 acres 19.95
SCATTERING & DISCOVERED.
Bishop, Mrs A B 1 lot 2.16
Craig, C Lee 1 lot *B7
Huggins, John 1 lot •«'
Lawrence, N H 1 lot 1.31
Bradley, Charlie 1 lot 1.09
Sigmon, Caroline 17 acres 1.86
Spencer, Crook 1 lot 1.73
Talbert, O L 3 lots .52
Wallace, Rettie 6 acres .44
Hass, William 1 lot 1.31
Johnson, Frank 1911-12 Hot .44 -.60
Frye, W C 1 lot 87
Craig, W L 1 lot 3.47
Gilbert, Miss Wena A. 87
Banner, Miss Esther 2 lots 4.76
Abee, J R & S L 5 acres 87
Shakespere Adelaide 1 lot 3.04
HICKORY TOWNSHIP COLORED.
Burton, AdclPhus t. lot $ 2.44
Cherry, James 2 lots 2.24
Gabriel, Frank 1 lot 3.34
Harrison, Monroe 1 lot 3.47
Mason, Ben 1 lot 3.51
Murray, Mose 14 acres 3.25
Norwood, Lucy 1 lot 1911-12 1.74
Ramsour, Goo 1 lot 1.37
Scott, Ivey 1 lot. .. 2.60
Watts, Will 1 lot 3.73
Whitener, Carrie 1 lot ... 2.16
Whitener, Francis 2 lots 1911-12.. 4.96
Winkler, Rachel 1 lot 2.60
Brower, R L 1 lot .44
Douglass, W R 2 lots 2.60
Hull, Adam 1 lot 1911-12 1.74
James Madison 1 lot 44
Johnson. Rev Forney 1 lot 1911-12 .88
Mays, Mary llot 1.73
Wilfong, Avery 12 acres .87
Douglass, Rev \V A 2 lots .. .... 2.60
Robinson, Babel 8 acres 1911 .35
Williams. James 1 lot 1911 balance 1.78
Herman, J A 2 1-2 acres 1911 4.7S
CASTOR IA
Tor Infants and Children.
The Kind You Have Alwap Bought
Bears the
Signature of CfLtzA/% J-CCtcJU&i
and not just for the mo
ment, either! Pepsi-Cola is
Quenches
thirst — stops it —doesn't make
you thirsty, because it is made
of thirst-quenching ingred
ients and flavored with de
licious and rare citrus fruits.
Just enough sugar to make
everyone like it, and not a
bit too sweet.
PEPSI-Cola
Pleases refreshes.— nourishes.
Anybody can drink it and feel
better. It's pure. Builds up
body and mind. It's food— it's
pleasure it's vacation for the
i tired man or woman. YOU ought j
to drink Pepsi-Cola, morning,
noon and night. It will cool |
your blood—quicken your brain. '•
No other flavor as good. Aren't
you thirsty now ?
rt/Hl/Jtni Ixl Bottles At
'r/lli Founts
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Children Cry
FOR FLETCHER'S
1 CASTORIA
it w w THEN the sun grills and the thermometer Vkl
MM %]K# i s way up—how you enjoy the Velvet Kind
MM VV Ice Cream with a temperature down at ml
KM ▼ » zero . This rich cream goes right to the II
KM spot—cools and nourishes you. 11
II T f »« kp-anse ; ts go pure and wholesome that healthy folks crave it.. , 11
.11 The cream we use comes from Government inspected cows. It is pasteurized to insure ||
All of our ingredients are the best that the market affords.
■ B For our fruit creams we often buy fruit by the car-loa . nlani- Ir II lilj
11 Human hands never touch the Velvet Kind. Every utensil is sterilized. Our plant ts ||
■ I immaculate —white enamelled inside. u Ttio V»lvpt Em \
l! So when you are hot, tired and thirsty, go to the fountain and ask for The \ M
|| Kind'lce Cream. For desert order it in the quantity you reeo. mm , I
|Y The following can supply you with this ice cream— better—more wholesome MM
l\ PURITY ICE CREAM COMPANY, RICHMOND, YA. |
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Big 50c. Values for 25c.
At Knox 5 and 10c. Store
Balance of this week and Saturday and Monday
16-qt. Gray Enamel Dish pans 25c
8-qt. Gray Enamel Tea or Water kettles 25c
with purchase of one dollar or more from general stock. Mon
day is last day you can secure either of these values at sale prices.
TELL YOUR FRIENDS! ,
6%c. Printed Lawns 4c. Yard
One more shipment of these printed lawns) real 6 l-4c values for
4c yard, not over 20 yards to a customer.
EXPECTING--- * ~
One more case of the 50 and 75c shirts by Saturday, 3 for $l.OO.
Practically the entire case was sold for last Saturday and Mon
day. Sure to have more of them.
Men's 12 I | 2 C. Slide-well Collars
5c each or 39c dozen; see window. Not over dozen to a custo
mer. Come early, only 60 dozen in this case but more to follow.
These collars are slightly imperfect but great values; far better
tjian you will expect to see.
25c. Values at 12 l j 2 c.
One case Ladies 25c lisle gauze hose, black, tan and white at 12
l-2c pair. These are slightly imperfect; same as sold few weeks
back; customers were well pleased with them. Most of these are
practically perfect.
10c. Values at 6 1 ! 4 c.
i
One case Men's half hose 6 l-4c pair, 4 for 25c. These are per
fect hose. Sold regular for 10c pair; remain on sale Saturday and
Monday only.
Great values all through the stock. Get the habit of shopping
here, we can save you money. Respectfully,
i
Knox 5 and 10c. Store Company
P. S.—GREAT RIBBON VALUES: Complete stock of Ribbons lc
yard to 25c. Our 10c Ribbons sell regular for lie. Our 25c Ribbons sell
regular for 35c. See them. WHY PAY MORE?
I j A NOTE TO YOU I HICKORY, N. C., June 11, 1913.
* - manv articles we carry in stock in addition to Pure Drugs and
Reliable Remedies, that are of every day common household
use. They are legioi !
nflMf 1 xX. Kindlv remember, when in need of them, that we have them
I \\ m an d that the quality and price is nght.
my \ \# fU Yours truly,
\ 'MOSER LUTZ -
"On the Corner" Two Phones: 17 Sr 317