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Look in Your Mirror
after we have fitted you with
passes and you will be pfeas
ih! with the uttretive ap
pearance. The reason is that
in fitting-Masses I not only
supply right glasses to cor
rect the optical defects, but
a. so to suit the features.
Patrons are coming a long
ways, even from other
states to ge the benefits of
this splendid optical service.
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Geo. E. Bisanar
Jeweler and Registered OotometriRt.
h Inspector for Southern and C. und N. W. Railway.
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jj ANNOUNCEMENT
-Fall Millinery Opening
j Advance Designs; Exclusive Models;
jj The Season's Best Products.
SEPTEMBER 20TH AND 21ST.
Miss Mary Rosebrough.
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Fall Millinery Opening,
Wednesday and Thursday,
September 20th and 21st
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Mrs. W. R. Beckley,
"Milliner of Style."-.
CHAS. M. STIEFF.
Waroroons for the
Popular Stieff Pianos,
are located at
219 S. Tryon St., Charlotte, N. C.
V.- carry in stock Pianos of different makes at most
a v j.iicf. Makes no difference where you live we
y u a piano.
V. for Catalogue and prices.
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As Busy As A Bee!
. .' !!'. I!RY Ice, of course. Why? Because it works
1 j)ull!n. constantly for your comfort, health and
.:v'.y, it is the one mainstay you have in practicing economy
.. . ir household tf:enses, for, it enables you to buy in lare
, " titii-.s at a less cost.
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Hickory Ice & Coal Co.
Phone No. 261
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Fireless
Cookers
Why not make the work of the home lighter by providing an
i.jy way of preparing a meal?
An.l "Meal Fireless Cooker" will accomplish this. Come in and
t in show you.
You look at them before you buy and back of them is our
laianty of Quality.
J. W. Shuford
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School Books and Supplies.
All School Books will be Cash to
Everybody this Year.
We carry a full line of pencils, tablets, book bags,
rulers, inks and all supplies for the school.
Come in and look them over.
THE VAN DYKE SHOP wdelVr.
Meet me!at the Book Store.
Pasti
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Universal
Pictures
Today
The Youth
of Fortune
A Red Feather Feature with
Carte De Haven and All Star
Casts.
This is a Red Feature in 5
parts.
White Pine Cough Syrup
With Tar.
Excellent for Coughs, Colds
and Grippe.
Price - - - 25c
Cold Tablets Guaranteed.
25c a Box.
Lutz's Drug Store,
'Phones 17 and 317
On the Corner.
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Baseball
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STANDING OF CLUBS
National
Won.
Brooklyn 79
Philadelphia 77
Boston 75
Jew York 68
'ittsburg 63
Chicago 62
it, Louis 60
Cincinnati 53
American
Lost. Pet.
54 .593
54
55
62
72
76
78
86
.583
.576
.523
.467
.449
.430
.381
Won. Lost. Pet.
Boston 78
Detroit 80
Chicago 79
New York 72
3t. Louis . 73
Cleveland 68
Washington 68
.'hiladelphia 30
58
60
60
60
67
67
67
.573
.571
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.545
.521
507
504
105 225
RESULTS YESTERDAY
American
At Detroit 2; New York, 4.
At Cleveland 9; Philadelphia
At St. Louis 6; Boston 1.
At Chicago 6; Washington 5.
National
At Philadelphia 3; St. Louis 5.
At New York 3; Cincinnati 1.
At Boston 0; Chicago 2 (llinnings),
At Brooklyn 3; Pittsburg 2.
Jesse Pemeroy, the famous "lifer"
vho has spent forty years in solitary
confinement in the Massachusetts
;tate prison, has never talked through
telephone, heard a phonograph, or
seen an electric car or automobile.
Society
Mrs. C. L. Mosteller and two chil
dren are spending the week-end at
Baker's mountain.
Mr. E. L. Shuford, Jr., left yes
terday afternoon for Kansas C!ty,
Mo., to enter school.
Subscribe to the Record.
Faculty Recital
The faculty of Lenoir College will
give a recital Monday night at S
o'clock, to which the public is cor
dially invited.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Kege and child
of Lexington, after visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. S. Watson, left today for
home. Mr. Hege is a manufacturer
of upholstery.
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Miss Allen Entertains
Miss Mary Allen was hostess to
the Do-As-You-Please club yester
day afternoon. Eight members
were present iand Misses Adejaiwe
Johnston, Virginia Allen, Grace Pat
rick and guest, Mae Lunden of
Charleston, S. C, were charming
guests. After a pleasant hour the
hostess served refreshments. Miss
Emma Bonner will have the next
meeting , of the club.
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Embroidery Club
Yesterday afternoon the initial
meeting of the Embroidery club
was held with Mrs. T. L. Stevenson.
Mesdames G. W. Hall, T. R. Walsh,
T. H. Setzer, Miss Mabel Little, Mar
garet McComb and guest , Mildred
MeCubbins of Salisbury as guests
added much to the enjoyment of the
occasion.
During the work hour Miss Mc
Cuilins delighted with several piano
selections. Delicious two course re
freshments were served before ad
journmefcit.
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Mrs. Grimes Hostess
Yesterday afternoon Mrs. R. A.
Grimes delightfully entertained six
tables of auction. Mrs. C. M. Sher
rill was awarded the prize for tne
highest score and Mrs. M. H. Yount
received the second prize for the next
highest score. Refreshments m
two courses were served after the
(game.
Mrs. Grimes' guests were Mesdames
W. A. Hall, W. N. Martin, J. H. P.
Cilley, Rov.ell Holt, J. L. Riddle, F.
A. Abernethy, E. Bryan Jones, C; M.
Sherrili, F. A. Henderson, Horace
Lutz, F. P. Abernethy, Whitfield,
James C. Shuford, V. X. Reid, E.
Chadwick, J. H. Hatcher, M. H.
Yount, George Yoder, Walker Lyerly,
G. N. Hutton, E. L. Shuford, Bascom
Bl'acjkwciWler ancj Bliss i; Amy and
Julia Whc:?e? and Miss Luney of
Savannah.
ALPHABETICAL LIST OF AGENCIES.
We do not claim to carry everything, but
what we do carry is of the best. Look over
the following alphabetical list of agencies and
you will see that we sell the well-known, Na
tional advertised, guaranteed lines. It pays
to buy goods with the manufacturers name
and reputation stamped on them.
'Arrowhead" Hosiery
"Bradley's" Sweaters
"Centemeri" Kid Gloves
"De-Bevoise" Brassieres
"Enterprise" School Dress
"Frolaset" Corsets
"Gordon's" Silk Hosiery
"Munsing's" Underwear
"Novelty" Handkerchiefs
"Omo" Dress Shields
"Pine Tree" Silks
"Quiterite" Coat Suits
"Royal Worcester" Corsets
"Star" Middy Suits
'Hur stleigh" Knit Goods "Toikle-de-Nord"Gingham
"Ides" Sport Blouses
"Jamestown" Woolens
"Kitzenge s" Coat Suits
"La-Porte" Woolens '
"Utz & Dunn" Shoes
"Wilsons"Hose Supporters
"Xtra" Size Coat Suits
Yarns "FleishlerV
Moonf.ight Picnic
Thursday evening from 5 until 10
o'clock Messrs Donald and Sterling
Menzies most delightfully entertained
ten couples of Hickory's younger so
cial set on a moonlight picnic and
party. The young people went out
to Catawba Springs where a boun
teous supper was served. After
spending two hours at the springs
most enjoyable, Mrs. K. C. and Mrs.
H. C. Menzies invited the couples
to Mrs. K. C. Menzies home to a
party where many enjoyable games
were played, after which marshmal
lows toasted and ghost stories wera
told. (Boxes of candy and gum were
passed to the guests.
To complete the joy of the cccas
ion, automobile rides were taken.
Those enjoying Messrs Menzies
hospitality were: Misses Annie Kil
lian, Ailene Aiken, Vera Gibbs, Jessie
Patrick, Katherine Allen, Rachel
Pugh, Isabelle Morton, Doris Hutton,
Frances Geitner, Helen Springs and
Messrs. Clem and Jacob Geitner, Pat
Wootten, Charles and Alex Menzies,
Richard Boyd, Voorheis and Robert
Garth.
Mesdames K. C. and H. C. Menzies,
made most excellent chaperones for
the young people.
The
5 and 10 Cent Store
Is a good place to buy 5, 10 ana
25 cents Merchandise We specialize
in these lines.
Everything in 5, 10 aud 25c Goods
W. L. & T. W. Boatright
The 5 and 10c Store
YOUNG RALEIGH BOYS
CHARGED WITH HAZING
Raleigh, Sept, 15t Warrents
have been issued against five young
men of Raleigh charged with the haz
ing Sunday night of G. V. Tiencken
of Wilmington, a freshman at the A.
and M. College. The offense alleged
against them is that mey put Fresh
man Tiencken on the floor and beat
Jhim w'ith dippers. This occurred
in a college dormitory Sunday night.
The warrants against the five men,
Joe Chamberlain, Drewy Sale, Maury
Parker, Geo. Monk and Kenneth
Smith have not all been served, but
the charge is simple assault. The
lhese boys, some of them, from the
most prominent people here, are not
students but fellows too young to
enter school. The defendants, Monk
and Sale were allowed to go on ttiew
own recognizance.
SAYS SOLDIERS EXPECT
TO GET ORDERS SOON
Mr. Donald Shuford, a member of
Company A, has arrived in the city
from Camp Glenn to spend five days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.
W. Shuford. He said the men were
expecting to receive orders at any
time ca.ling them to border service
and he was given a furlough w'th
the understanding that he would re
turn on the first train after receiving
a wire announcing the date of en
training-. Everybody was renoiaec
well at camp.
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TRY A RECORD WANT
Music's Recreation
Edison's New Diamond Disc Phonograph.
This machine recreates the most perfect human
voice or replays any instrument with master hand and
fills the humblest home with the finest melody that
genius can provide.'
Let Us Place One in Your Home."
Satisfaction Guaranteed.
Hickory Drug Co. Agents
The REXALL Store Telephone 46.
Just L.ke a Woman
New York Evening World.
Jeff Nutt, the comedian, went home
at 10 o'clock last night and his w fe
became ill. Refusing to believe it
was his early appearance that caus
ed the trouble, Jeff asked her what
was wrong1.
''I guess it's something I ate," re
plied Mrs. Nutt.
"What did you eat?"
"Some pickles and ice cream and
then I drank some beer."
Jeff called a doctor and soon after
he arrived, Mrs. Nutt became uncon
sc'ous. She remained in that condi
tion several hoursJ but finally re
sponded to treatment and opened her
eyes. As soon as she was able to
talk she summoned Jeff to her be
side.
"Jeff, she said, "I know what made
me s.ck.
"What was it," he asked?
''It was that carb salad I ate," re
plied Mrs. Nutt.
''Pictorial Review" patterns, "Sichers"
Muslin Underwear, This is only a parti
al list of advertised line that we carry.
Let Us Show You.
THOMPSON-WEST COMT.
"The Ladies Store"
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT
It is with deep sorrow, that we, the
members of Piedmont Council, No.
43 Junior Order United American-
Mechanics, record the passing away,
on August 23rd, of Mrs. Viola Lentz,
the wife of one of our most esteemed
brothers.
Ror many months she was a pa
tient sufferer, but her sweet spirit,
her befciut.ful christian cmaracftter
and her resignation to the will of
God were an inspiration to all who
visited her. Therefore, be it Re
solved :
First, that while we feel our broth
er's great loss, we bow in humble
submission to the will of an all-w;se
Father.
Second, that we desire to extend
our heartfelt sympathy to our broth
er, the parents of the deceased, and
all those near and dear to her.
Thii'd. That these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes of our, coun
cil, a copy sent to the bereaved fam
ily, and one, each, to our city papers.
S gned:
A RUDASILL,
A. THOMASON,
I. CALDWELL,
i Committee.
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WILLIAM PATRICK WOOTTEN
Whereas it has pelased the Al
mighty to take away the father of
our beloved brother, Geo. R. Wootten,
Therefore be it resolved by Hick
ory Lodge No. 206, I. O. O. F-, That
in the death of Mr. William Patrick
Wootten our brother has lost a rela
tive, the place of which cannot be
filled;
Resolved, further, that we offer to
the bereaved son and our brother,
over whom sorrow has hung her
sabie mantle, our heartfelt condol
ence and pray 'that infinite goodness
may bring speedy relief to his bur
dened heart and inspirt in him the
consolat'on that hope in futurity and
faith in God given in the shadow
of the tomb;
Resolved, further, that a copy of
these resolutions be presented to our
brother and that they be presented
to the Hickory Daily Record for pub
lication. J. O. RHODES,
T. E. ODUM,
W. I. CALDWELL,
Committer
Hickory Manufacturing Company,
Hickory, North Carolina.
Manufacturer of
SASH, DOORS, BLINDS, MANTELS,
MOULDINGS, LUMBER, ETC.
FINE HARDWOOD WORK A SPECIALTY
Send us your plans for estimates. Write for Catalogue and Prices
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"THE SANITARY WAY"
PHONE 190
Clothes Altered. Cleaned, Pressed,
Dyed and Repaired
CITY PRESSING CLUB
No More Doctor Bills
when you replace the old stove with
Cole's Original Hot Blast
Because It Gives
Even, steady heat day and
night with little attention, instead
of the hot and cold changeable
results of the old stove.
The sizzling base heat makes
floors warm and comfortable for
the baby.
A warm breakfast room and
early mornh.g comfort by simply
opening the hot blast fuel-saving
draft on the coal put in stove the
night before.
Cleanliness and fire-holding re
sults not excelled by any base
burner selling at twice its price.
These results give healthy, rosy
cheeks to the children and happy
hearts to the parents.
Besides all this, the guaranteed
fuel saving soon pays for the
stove. Burns any fuel hard coal,
soft coal or wood.
If you have an eye for comfort
and economy you will come in
today.
"Cole's Hot Blast Makes Your Coal Pile Last'
Avoid Imitations Look for Cola' on Feed Door
Shuford Hardware
Company
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